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If you want to go to the Chancellery, you should have an answer to many questions or at least a plan. With the currently rising incidences, the chancellor candidates shine: inside, however, with absenteeism.
The incidences have been rising again for weeks. But what role do these numbers still play? There is a lively debate about this. Those who want to lead the country from autumn onwards have surprisingly little to contribute: Armin Laschet, Annalena Baerbock and Olaf Scholz avoid the topic of corona incidences as best they can. “If you want to go to the Chancellery, you should know what your position is on one of the most important questions in the pandemic,” says Christian Berger in the podcast, “important today”. He is deputy head of RTL’s policy department and has been trying to get a statement from the candidates together with his team for some time. Unfortunately there is no answer to this or there is a reference to Jens Spahn’s Ministry of Health. Berger suspects: Laschet and Co. are simply afraid of saying the wrong thing and of being condemned on social media.
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Podcast “important today”
Sure, strong opinion, on the 12: “Today important” is not just a news podcast. We set topics and initiate debates – with poise and sometimes uncomfortably. This is what host Michel Abdollahi and his team speak out for stern– and RTL reporters: inside with the most exciting people from politics, society and entertainment. They let all voices have their say, the quiet and the loud. Anyone who hears “important today” starts the day with information and can have a sound say.
The honey business
There is not always honey in the place where it says honey. Many manufacturers stretch or mess to save money. This is forbidden, but difficult to prove. “The honey adulterators and the food inspectors play a game of cat and mouse,” says Veit Schmelter in an interview with “important today” host Michel Abdollahi. Veit is a reporter at n-tv and has been researching the honey business for weeks. In the podcast he also explains where the best honey can be found and why the price is not everything.
Day of the beer
So that you can shine with your expertise in the pub tonight, we have picked out three facts about our German national drink that you may not yet know:
Brewing beer used to be a woman’s business. That only changed when the monks discovered beer for themselves in their monasteries – as a fasting meal.
The oldest brewery that is still in operation is therefore Weihenstephan Monastery in Bavaria.
And: Beer helps you fall asleep because it relaxes the central nervous system. However, more than a small glass is not advisable. Otherwise the body is busy breaking down the alcohol overnight. And now: cheers!
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