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Germany’s Vaunted Auto Industry in Dire Straits Amid Chinese Surge - VCG / IMAGO

Germany’s Vaunted Auto Industry in Dire Straits Amid Chinese Surge - VCG / IMAGO

BYD, Geely, Xpeng Germany’s Vaunted Auto Industry in Dire Straits Amid Chinese Surge

The numbers of Chinese cars on European roads is skyrocketing as carmakers from the People’s Republic rush to build factories in the EU. Germany’s traditional brands are struggling to respond.

How the Race for AI Dominance Is Increasing the Risks - [M] Marco Stede / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Thea Traff / NYT / Redux / laif; Kylie Cooper / REUTERS; Samuel Boivin / NurPhoto / IMAGO; Jonathan Raa / Getty Images

How the Race for AI Dominance Is Increasing the Risks - [M] Marco Stede / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Thea Traff / NYT / Redux / laif; Kylie Cooper / REUTERS; Samuel Boivin / NurPhoto / IMAGO; Jonathan Raa / Getty Images

Amodei vs. Altman How the Race for AI Dominance Is Increasing the Risks

Anthropic founder Amodei and OpenAI CEO Altman once worked together to build a Super AI. Now, they are competing to be first. And that race is proving dangerous. By Simon Book und Angela Gruber

A Pilot Project in Norway Raises Doubts about CCS Sustainability - Thomas Ekstrom / The NewYorkTimes / Redux / laif

A Pilot Project in Norway Raises Doubts about CCS Sustainability - Thomas Ekstrom / The NewYorkTimes / Redux / laif

Our Warming Climate A Pilot Project in Norway Raises Doubts about CCS Sustainability

Can Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) really improve the climate balance of cement production? Shortcomings in Norway have some wondering if it has a future in industrial settings. By Thomas Goorden, Susanne Götze, Niklas Marienhagen und Marc Theodor

The Two Faces of Mark Zuckerberg - David Paul Morris / Bloomberg / Getty Images

The Two Faces of Mark Zuckerberg - David Paul Morris / Bloomberg / Getty Images

Veering to the Right in Silicon Valley The Two Faces of Mark Zuckerberg

There have always been two sides to the Meta CEO. But since the beginning of Trump's second term, the nice side has taken a back seat. Ruthlessness is now the name of the game. By Simon Book in San Francisco

Online Scammers Fueled by Forced Labor in Myanmar - Felix Schmitt / DER SPIEGEL

Online Scammers Fueled by Forced Labor in Myanmar - Felix Schmitt / DER SPIEGEL

Finance Fraud by App Online Scammers Fueled by Forced Labor in Myanmar

Scammers lure in unsuspecting users with stock trading tips and chat groups before then convincing them to wire money to fake investment platforms. Behind it are entire scam factories full of forced laborers. DER SPIEGEL took a look at how the criminal networks operate. By Christo Buschek, Marvin Milatz und Udo Trichtl

Germany's Economy Pins Its Hopes on the Defense Industry - Matthias Bein / dpa

Germany's Economy Pins Its Hopes on the Defense Industry - Matthias Bein / dpa

Billions for the Military Germany's Economy Pins Its Hopes on the Defense Industry

Increased defense spending is a boon for Germany's ailing industrial sector. Numerous companies, even those with no previous military experience, are now hoping to get in on the act. By Simon Hage und Martin Hesse

Artificial Intelligence Is Radically Changing the Employment Landscape - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Getty Images (15)

Artificial Intelligence Is Radically Changing the Employment Landscape - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Getty Images (15)

Winners and Losers of the AI Revolution Artificial Intelligence Is Radically Changing the Employment Landscape

Artificial intelligence is becoming a permanent element in the world of work, with Silicon Valley calling it the dawning of a new age. Many people are afraid of losing their job, but Germany is well-prepared.

Could BMW Save the German Automobile Industry? - Fabian Kirchbauer

Could BMW Save the German Automobile Industry? - Fabian Kirchbauer

A Giant Leap Could BMW Save the German Automobile Industry?

Germany's automobile industry has been sliding deeper and deeper into crisis in recent years. But this week, BMW is presenting its new, ultramodern series of vehicles. It is a huge bet on the future. And it might just work. By Thomas Schulz, Martin Hesse und Alexander Demling

Trump's Attacks on the Fed Could Signal a MAGA Takeover - Kent Nishimura / REUTERS

Trump's Attacks on the Fed Could Signal a MAGA Takeover - Kent Nishimura / REUTERS

Dark Clouds for the Economy Trump's Attacks on the Fed Could Signal a MAGA Takeover

Donald Trump's continued attacks on Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell threaten the pillars of the U.S. economy. He could be planning a complete MAGA takeover of monetary policy. By Tim Bartz

European Companies Hoping to Take the Global Lead in Industrial AI - Matthias Stark / Audi

European Companies Hoping to Take the Global Lead in Industrial AI - Matthias Stark / Audi

Know-How and Expertise European Companies Hoping to Take the Global Lead in Industrial AI

The U.S and China are far ahead when it comes to artificial intelligence. But industrial leaders in Europe, and especially in Germany, are hoping to find their footing with AI tools aimed specifically at making production facilities more efficient. By Martin Hesse und Timo Schober

Turkish State-Owned Bank Suspected of Transferring $1.5 Billion to Tehran - Anadolu / Getty Images

Turkish State-Owned Bank Suspected of Transferring $1.5 Billion to Tehran - Anadolu / Getty Images

Circumventing U.S. Sanctions Turkish State-Owned Bank Suspected of Transferring $1.5 Billion to Tehran

For the last five years, prosecutors in the U.S. have been investigating the Turkish bank Halkbank of laundering billions of dollars on Iran’s behalf. Now, the bank is suspected of releasing sanctioned funds to Tehran. By Fidelius Schmid

Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom - Liesa Johannssen / REUTERS

Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom - Liesa Johannssen / REUTERS

Skeletons Emerging from the Closet Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom

Christian Sewing has steered Deutsche Bank back onto the right track and restored its reputation. But now, a scandal from the financial crisis is returning to haunt him. By Tim Bartz, Martin Hesse und Sara Wess

The Dirty Tricks of Online Scammers - [M] Lynne Brouwer / NRC

The Dirty Tricks of Online Scammers - [M] Lynne Brouwer / NRC

Free iPhones, Fake Dating Sites and Porn Chats The Dirty Tricks of Online Scammers

Chat logs and internal documents show how ruthlessly a company in Dubai apparently scams internet users around the world. Millions of dollars are charged to credit cards - and the German payment service provider PAYONE appears to be involved.

Suspicions Swirl around a German Financial Service Provider - [M] Lynne Brouwer / NRC

Suspicions Swirl around a German Financial Service Provider - [M] Lynne Brouwer / NRC

Dirty Dealings with the “Porn Baron” Suspicions Swirl around a German Financial Service Provider

Millions of Germans make payments with PAYONE assistance without even knowing they are using the service. The company has been involved with dubious characters and ignored indications of money laundering. The trail leads to scammers and a horror film producer. By Sven Becker, Roman Höfner, Sara Wess und Christoph Winterbach

International Travelers Are Growing Skeptical of the U.S. - Gerald Haenel / laif

International Travelers Are Growing Skeptical of the U.S. - Gerald Haenel / laif

Trump's Homemade Tourism Crisis International Travelers Are Growing Skeptical of the U.S.

The U.S. has exerted a strong pull on international travelers for years, especially from Germany. But since the beginning of President Donald Trump's second term, the tourists are staying away. For many regions in the U.S., it's becoming a problem.

WhatsApp Head Will Cathcart Talks about the Introduction of Ads to the Messenger Service - [M] Carolin Klemm / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Alexander Spatari / Getty Images, Meta

WhatsApp Head Will Cathcart Talks about the Introduction of Ads to the Messenger Service - [M] Carolin Klemm / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Alexander Spatari / Getty Images, Meta

"We Don't Want to Bother You" WhatsApp Head Will Cathcart Talks about the Introduction of Ads to the Messenger Service

"No ads" was once the mantra of the founders of WhatsApp. Now, the service has announced it will be introducing advertisements. Chats, though, are to be kept ad-free. DER SPIEGEL spoke with WhatsApp head Will Cathcart about the plans. Interview Conducted by Markus Böhm und Torsten Kleinz

The Munich Contribution to Apple's New iPhone 16

The Munich Contribution to Apple's New iPhone 16

Chip Challenges The Munich Contribution to Apple's New iPhone 16

With the iPhone 16e, Apple has launched a new middle-class device. The 5G chip it uses was largely developed in Munich. DER SPIEGEL spoke with those behind the novelty. By Matthias Kremp in Munich

Why Did a German Newspaper Help Elon Musk Interfere in German Politics? - Getty Images / AFP

Why Did a German Newspaper Help Elon Musk Interfere in German Politics? - Getty Images / AFP

Boost for the Right Wing Why Did a German Newspaper Help Elon Musk Interfere in German Politics?

Ever since Elon Musk threw his support behind the right-wing AfD party in the pages of Die Welt, the paper and the Axel Springer publishing house has had a newsroom revolt on its hands. CEO Mathias Döpfner's apparent courtship of Musk may have been behind the stunt. By Vicky Bargel und Anton Rainer

Massive Data Breach at VW Raises Questions about Vehicle Privacy - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Paul Langrock, Thomas Starck / AUTO BILD, picture alliance / dpa / Audi AG

Massive Data Breach at VW Raises Questions about Vehicle Privacy - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Paul Langrock, Thomas Starck / AUTO BILD, picture alliance / dpa / Audi AG

We Know Where You Parked Massive Data Breach at VW Raises Questions about Vehicle Privacy

Already facing significant headwinds, VW has now been hit by a data protection nightmare. Location data from 800,000 electric vehicles and contact info from owners was accessible unprotected on the internet. And the company didn't even know about it.

"Many of the People Around Trump Subscribe to Crazy Ideas" - Andrew Kelly / REUTERS

"Many of the People Around Trump Subscribe to Crazy Ideas" - Andrew Kelly / REUTERS

Whither the Global Economy? "Many of the People Around Trump Subscribe to Crazy Ideas"

In an interview, Barry Eichengreen, one of the most renowned economists in the U.S., expresses deep concerns about the second administration of Donald Trump. Europe, he says, could face stiff economic head winds from Washington. Interview Conducted by Tim Bartz

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