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Paul Ronzheimer praised the team and the reporters of the ARD studio in Ukraine. Their long-standing work under difficult conditions shows why public broadcasting is needed, he wrote. Lessons have been learned from past mistakes and investments have been made in on-site reporting. Ronzheimer thanked the team and wished them safety. #Journalismus #Ukraine #ÖRR (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer announced that he will participate as the first creator in the new Axel Springer Creators Program and will further develop RONZHEIMER. as an independent brand within the company. The format began three years ago as a weekly podcast and has since become one of the most successful journalistic podcast offerings in Germany, appearing daily. In September, it achieved over twelve million views across platforms; in the MA podcast ranking, it is ranked number one nationwide in Germany. Ronzheimer wrote that he will resign from his position as deputy editor-in-chief of BILD to focus, together with his team, on the expansion of RONZHEIMER. and new audio and video formats. As a reporter and interviewer, he will continue to be active, including in war and crisis areas and in conversation with decision-makers and people whose stories need to be heard. He thanked Axel Springer for the trust and the opportunity to take this path. He also acknowledged his team: Filipp Piatov, Daniel van Moll, Lieven Jenrich, Magalie Mohler, Claudia Settegast, Oskar Luis Bender, and Etienne Fruchtmann. #Journalismus #Podcast #AxelSpringer (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that in SPD circles, the Chancellor's treatment of his minister is cited as one of the reasons for Bas's resignation. Although the Chancellor was personally informed about a death in the family, he continued to criticize Bas during the same period. Schwesig publicly stated that the attacks were "inhumane," also meaning the Chancellor. #Politik #Bundeskanzler #SPD (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that the central question for Kyiv and other European capitals is what they can and should do to survive Putin. He referred to his interview with Dmytro Kuleba, which is available wherever podcasts are offered. https://t.co/t4BGWhU3mL #Kiew #Putin #Podcasts (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba believes one must accept that Vladimir Putin is neither seeking a solution nor a cessation of the war and will not begin to do so in the future. Kuleba added that this assessment may sound painful for Germans, but for Ukrainians, it is even worse. https://t.co/MhSQqkC9mI #Ukraine #Putin #Krieg (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer reported that there was once again air defense in the center of Kyiv. Zelensky's advisors were shocked and speechless in light of the news from Washington: Trump is demanding a new president for Ukraine after the diesel deal with Putin. A close advisor of Zelensky told him that they had expected to come into focus again during the Midterm election campaign, but did not anticipate this development. According to Ronzheimer, there were numerous phone calls with European partners. The greatest concern was that Trump could actually end the intelligence cooperation. The US president is calling for an end to Ukrainian attacks on oil and gas facilities. #Ukraine #Kyiv #Trump (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that he does not know how Gerhard Schröder explains his visit to Vladimir Putin. In Ukraine, however, according to Ronzheimer, the images resonate with people who increasingly feel forgotten. They perceive that attention is waning and debates in Germany are becoming more heated. Moreover, there is renewed discussion about whether a different approach to Putin is possible. Ronzheimer referred to his essay for Bild. https://t.co/m1kz5zdH9M #Ukraine #Putin #Politik (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that as a German he felt deep shame that a former chancellor had visited Vladimir Putin on his birthday while Putin was bombing Ukraine. From Kyiv, Ronzheimer reported little light because, according to him, the Russian army was permanently bombing there. https://t.co/2OHR7Scnyb #Ukraine #Putin #Frieden (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer labeled Vladimir Putin a war criminal and Gerhard Schröder as his most eager helper. He wrote that Defense Minister Boris Pistorius should have expressed his disgust in a coarse formulation the day before at Bebelplatz, but would not do so because the SPD continues to protect its former chancellor. Schröder has betrayed Germany in an astounding way, wrote Ronzheimer. Putin, whom he portrayed as Schröder's best friend, has had dozens of people killed in Ukraine, including children, elderly people, and innocents. Ronzheimer called this a historical disgrace. #Kriegsverbrecher #Schande #Ukraine (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that Russia has killed more than 60 civilians within two days, including in high-rise buildings and minibuses, and referred to the timing in connection with Putin's birthday. Since his return to Ukraine this week, he has experienced a massive escalation with shelling day and night, even in Kyiv. The power outages are already more extensive than in the previous year. At the same time, the question of blame is increasingly being reversed in Germany, Ronzheimer wrote. Influenced by the AfD and BSW, there is less focus on what can be done to make Putin end the war, and more on how support should be denied to Zelensky. Ronzheimer described the weeks as historic for domestic and foreign policy and wrote that much has once again become thinkable and speakable. #Ukraine #Krieg #Putin (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that Hans-Thomas Tillschneider has been elected Vice President of the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt since today. He asked which parts of his office equipment would move to the State Parliament and when Tillschneider's next trip to Moscow would take place. #SachsenAnhalt #Landtag #Politik (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer reported that Reiche spoke in the RONZHEIMER podcast about regular attacks on Sundays and impacts near the city center. She suspected that the Russian leadership knew exactly where to strike to make a strong statement. As possible targets of the attacks, Reiche mentioned scaring and deterring people, creating uncertainty, and preventing agreements or the search for solidarity. Creating fear is a common tactic of the Russian leadership. #Russland #Angriffe #Podcast (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that Friedrich Merz was criticized from both the far right and far left for traveling to Kyiv during the most difficult time for Ukrainians to show solidarity and announce further assistance. Merz also sought to signal to Putin that they would not be intimidated. Ronzheimer questioned whether the critics wanted Putin to win the war, that millions of refugees would also come to Germany, that a militarily strengthened Russia would attack more countries, or that a dictatorship would prevail over democracy. He wrote that, in his opinion, Merz was right to be in Ukraine right now. #Solidarität #Ukraine #FriedrichMerz (translated)

Wird zuviel über „Aufrüstung“ in Deutschland gesprochen und zu wenig über „Frieden“? Darüber habe ich bei Maischberger u.a. mit der Journalistin Sophia Maier diskutiert. Meine Meinung: Russland greift die Ukraine an, Russland greift Deutschland mit Drohnen an, Putin lacht sich schlapp darüber, wie unsere Debatte gerade verläuft. Bald werden die ersten fordern, dass die Ukraine doch endlich aufgeben solle. #Frieden #Aufrüstung #Ukraine

„Ist es eigentlich okay, dass zwei Leute gleich viel Sozialleistungen bekommen und der eine hat vorher noch nie was eingezahlt?“, fragte Winkel. Seine Forderung: „Es sollten diejenigen weniger bekommen, die vorher nicht eingezahlt haben.“ @johwinkel im „Ronzheimer.“-Podcast. #Sozialleistungen #Gleichheit #Gesellschaft