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Waldemar Hartmann reported that Gordon Schnieder (CDU), the Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate, was a guest on the ARD program "Report from Berlin" after a meeting of his party's executive board. Hartmann had hoped for new insights but, in his assessment, heard the same statements as for months: People need to be taken along and their concerns taken seriously. In addition, Schnieder ruled out collaboration with the AfD. Hartmann criticized that the CDU had understood nothing and predicted it would soon be in single digits. The "death knell" is already ringing, he wrote. #CDU #RheinlandPfalz #Politik (translated)

Hamburger SV announced that Nicolai Remberg suffered a tear of the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during the day-before match against TSG Hoffenheim. An MRI examination conducted that same evening at Athleticum in Volkspark confirmed the initial suspicion. Remberg will need surgery and will be out for several months. The club wished him a full recovery and expressed confidence that he would return stronger. https://t.co/YTP4GShQMm #nurderHSV #HSV #Genesung #Fußball (translated)

Christer Sfeir wrote about his visit to Pézenas in southern France and described the Hôtel de Flottes de Sébasan, a stone house from the 16th century. According to local tradition, Anna of Austria, the queen of France and mother of Louis XIV, had stayed there during a visit, he wrote. Sfeir recounted that Anna was a Spanish princess who married Louis XIII in 1615 when she was 14 years old. After 23 years without children, she gave birth to her son Louis in 1638. When the king died five years later, the then four-year-old son became king and Anna regent. Sfeir wrote that the royal family was forced to flee Paris during the Fronde and that the rebellion later contributed to Louis XIV's decision to centralize power around himself. He also mentioned Molière's stay in Pézenas during the 1650s with his theater company, which received patronage from the Prince of Conti. Sfeir wrote that Molière encountered people and environments there that later became subjects of his satire. According to Sfeir, Louis XIV visited the city in 1660 and took over the reins of power the following year. He concluded by stating that the house still stood, despite the monarchy and its power struggles being part of history. #Pézenas #historia #Molière (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus praised Daniel Stelter's appearance on Markus Lanz. He wrote that Stelter had conveyed economic reason and expertise there; the clarity had seemed almost unreal to him. That such arguments appeared like a sensation on German television showed, in his view, how far Germany had strayed from economic normality. Boeminghaus thanked Stelter and recommended watching the show. https://t.co/cLvPHJTWuy #Wirtschaft #ÖffentlichRechtlich #Nachhaltigkeit (translated)

He surrendered in Madrid at his family home located in the so-called Palace of Moncloa, due to the official visit made to Madrid by the Saudi monarch on June 18 and 19, 2007. In that intervention, and before the interrogation by the judge began, Rodríguez Zapatero assured that within a week, at most ten days, he would be in a position to provide a convincing explanation of the origin of the jewels. #Zapatero #corrupción #joyas (translated)

The author wrote that his daily videos and posts, despite what he described as massive left-wing repressions, had reached millions of people monthly. He cited an advertising boycott by Campact as an example. He also thanked everyone who voluntarily supported his journalistic work financially even more now. #Journalismus #Meinungsfreiheit #Solidarität #DE (translated)