Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
1943 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.
- Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Theft of Trade Secrets and Employee Poaching · Apple accuses OpenAI and former employees of stealing trade secrets to develop AI hardware.
- Kenyan Runner Emmanuel Wanyonyi Sets New 1000-Meter World Record · Emmanuel Wanyonyi breaks 1000-meter world record in Monaco, surpassing Kenya's Noah Ngeny
- Spain Advances to 2026 World Cup Semifinals with Victory Over Belgium · Spain secured a 2-1 victory over Belgium in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal, advancing to the semifinals with a goal from Mikel Merino.
- Colombian Player Jaminton Campaz Threatened with Murder After World Cup Exit · Colombian Football Federation condemns death threats against striker Campaz following World Cup elimination.
- Hans Werner Henze's Music Comments on Resnais' 'Muriel' · Hans Werner Henze's minimalist score underscores the fragmentation of memory in Alain Resnais' film 'Muriel'.
- Kubach Crystal Cave: A Hidden Gem in the Heart of the German Coral Reef · The Kubach Crystal Cave, located in the Weilburg area, offers a cool, year-round environment and unique geological formations.
- German Union Leader Spahn's Proposal to Strip Grundrechte from AfD Criticized · Union leader Spahn's informal proposal to revoke AfD members' constitutional rights is deemed legally unfeasible and politically counterproductive.
- CDU Leader Proposes Revoking AfD's Björn Höcke's Voting Rights Amid Political Debate · CDU's Jens Spahn proposes revoking AfD's Björn Höcke's voting rights over alleged extremist views
- King Charles Welcomes Harry, Meghan and Grandchildren After Years of Separation · King Charles III hosts Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their children Archie and Lilibet at Highgrove House for the first time in four years.
- China Bans Helium Exports to Address 60% Supply Gap · China imposes an immediate export ban on helium due to critical supply shortages affecting strategic industries.
- Berlin CDU Replaces Kai Wegner with Stefan Evers as Election Candidate · Berlin CDU selects Finance Senator Stefan Evers as new top candidate after Wegner withdraws amid crisis.
- Public Excluded from Closing Arguments in Block Trial Over Sensitive Testimony · German court excludes public during sensitive parts of Block trial, impacting access to closing arguments and verdict details.
- Hungary's State Media Undergo Rapid Restructuring · Hungary's new government initiates rapid restructuring of state media to ensure independence and credibility
- France Advances to 2026 World Cup Semifinals After Dominant Win Over Morocco · Kylian Mbappé leads France to the World Cup semifinals with a 2-0 victory over Morocco.
- Remco Evenepoel Confronts Teammate Florian Lipowitz After Tour de France Stage 6 · Remco Evenepoel confronts teammate Florian Lipowitz over leadership tensions following a challenging mountain stage in the Tour de France 2026.
- VW Employees Face Uncertainty as Board Delays Decision on Massive Restructuring · Volkswagen's board delays decision on plans to cut 100,000 jobs and close four German plants amid worker backlash.
- Woman Killed After Family Dispute in Hünfelden · A 76-year-old woman was set on fire and killed by her son during a family dispute in Hünfelden, Germany.
- Cogitores' 'Magic Flute' in Aix: A Boy's Dream of Knighthood · Critic reviews Cogitores' innovative 'Magic Flute' production in Aix, highlighting its unique interpretation and artistic choices.
- Sudan Conflict Intensifies as Al-Obeid Faces Potential Siege · The conflict in Sudan escalates as Al-Obeid faces a potential siege by RSF forces, raising fears of another humanitarian crisis similar to Al-Faschir.
- Sarajevo Safari: Did Wealthy Hunters Target Civilians During the Bosnian War? · A German article questions the 'Sarajevo Safari' legend, claiming wealthy individuals paid to hunt civilians during the Bosnian War.
- Roof Fire in Frankfurt's Schwanheim Burns for 24 Hours; Glowing Embers Remain · Firefighters continue battling a roof fire in Frankfurt's Schwanheim district due to lingering glowing embers.
- Darmstadt Approves New Arched Design for Rheinstraßenbrücke Replacement · Darmstadt city officials approved a flatter, steel-arch design for the new Rheinstraßenbrücke after rejecting the initial pillar-supported plan.
- Authentic Sichuan Cuisine at Nanmei Eintopf Restaurant in Frankfurt · Nanmei Eintopf in Frankfurt serves authentic Zigong-style Sichuan dishes like Zickzack Fish.
- German Professor Identifies Three Major Misconceptions About Animal Welfare · Nicole Kemper argues society suffers from a deep disconnect regarding animal welfare, oscillating between ignorance and excessive worry.
- T.EN Zimmer Celebrates 75 Years: From Nylon Spinning Heads to Global Polymer Tech · T.EN Zimmer, founded by Hans Joachim Zimmer, now a key subsidiary of Technip Energys, leads in polymer and recycling technologies.
- Study Reveals Ineffective CO2 Compensation Strategies for Household Equity · New research shows lump-sum payments fail to equalize CO2 tax burdens across income groups.
- Basel Exhibition 'Labouring Bodies' Explores Female Bodies as Industrial and Digital Machines · The exhibition 'Labouring Bodies' at Basel's Museum Tinguely examines the historical and modern transformation of female bodies into labor and reproductive machines.
- Apple Vision Pro Becomes Essential Tool for Surgeons in Operating Rooms · Medical professionals at a European conference confirm the Apple Vision Pro is indispensable for modern surgery.
- German Housing Sector Warns of New Construction Collapse in 2026 · High construction costs and financing rates threaten a collapse in German new housing completions.
- Neuroscientist Johannes Kohl Wins Major Prize for Brain Research on Parenting · Johannes Kohl receives the Eric Kandel Prize for studying brain changes during pregnancy and parenthood in mice.