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The federal prosecutor accuses the man of crimes against humanity – the accused allegedly tortured demonstrators and fatally injured a civilian.

Berlin is taking a radical shift in its approach to human rights in the supply chain: inspections are being halted, and sanctions are almost abolished. Lawyers speak of a law with signal effect – and many open questions.

As part of its ongoing share buyback program, Airbus has once again purchased its own shares between September 22 and 26, 2025.

After the blockade of his channel following the Capitol storming, Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against Google. Now the tech company agrees to a million-dollar payment—without an admission of guilt.

The Swiss major bank UBS still sees great price potential for Symrise shares despite the lowered price target - and recommends investors to stay on board.

In the dispute over healthcare spending, the USA is heading towards a government shutdown. For the Democrats, the risk is significant – but the prospect of a political humiliation of the President is even greater.

From the useless sewage sludge project to the bridge to nowhere: The Taxpayers' Association demonstrates in its new black book how politics and authorities squander millions every year—often with grotesque results.