'............

Im Gespräch mit Philip Hopf warnt der Bundesvorsitzende der Deutschen Polizeigewerkschaft, Manuel Ostermann, eindringlich vor den sicherheitspolitischen Folgen eines möglichen Regierungswechsels in Berlin. Dabei spricht er über die wachsende Macht organisierter Kriminalität, die Schwächung der Polizei und die aus seiner Sicht gefährliche Nähe zwischen Teilen der Politik und kriminellen Clan-Strukturen. Außerdem diskutieren die beiden über schwerwiegende Sicherheitslücken, politisches Versagen und die Frage, ob der deutsche Rechtsstaat zunehmend die Kontrolle verliert.

............'

Quelle:

 

Siehe dazu auch:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

True Prices Measured in Gold - Newsfeed-Test

PricedInGold.com

True Prices Measured in Gold
  • Weekly Update 16 Oct 2026

    Treasuries rose, cryptocurrencies fell, and all other asset classes were mixed. The largest gainers were coffee, up 6.4%, long term bonds, up 2.6%, and cotton, up 2.1%. The largest losses were in Japanese stocks, down 5.5%, and silver, down 4.2%.

    More on Weekly Update 16 Oct 2026

  • Weekly Update 2 Oct 2026

    National currencies rose, but all other asset classes were mixed. The largest gainers were coffee, up 5.4%, the Nikkei index, up 5.3%, and the Russian Ruble (not in table), up 3.7%. The largest losses were in gold stocks, down 4.7%, and silver, down 4.5%.

    More on Weekly Update 2 Oct 2026

  • Weekly Update 25 Sep 2026

    National and crypto currencies rose, but all other asset classes were mixed. The largest gainers were all in crypto: the CCi30 index, up 9.6%, Bitcoin, up 6.1%, and Ethereum, up 5.1%. Outside of crypto, the big winners were cotton, up 4.1%, and copper and the S&P 500, up 3.3% each. The largest losses were in crude oil, down 6.0%, and palladium, down 2.5%.

    More on Weekly Update 25 Sep 2026

  • Weekly Update 18 Sep 2026

    Crypto and bonds rose, but all other asset classes were mixed. The largest gainers were the CCi30 crypto index, up 9.0%, silver, up 5.9%, and Bitcoin, up 5.7%. The largest losses were in coffee, down 9.8%, and cotton, down 5.2%.

    More on Weekly Update 18 Sep 2026