CORRECTIV18 Sept 2026CORRECTIVHousing, order and exhaustion are pulling some young Turkish Berliners toward the AfDA small qualitative portrait finds voters with immigrant family histories moving from the CDU and SPD toward a party that promises exclusionary migration policies.
CORRECTIV16 Sept 2026CORRECTIVGermany’s economy ministry says it kept no records of gas-lobby conversationsA parliamentary inquiry reveals how little can be reconstructed about lobbying on the heating-law rewrite.
CORRECTIV11 Sept 2026CORRECTIVAfD winner Siegmund links “remigration offensives” to security equipmentUlrich Siegmund, whose AfD won 43.8% in Saxony-Anhalt, was asked about defence production and said such manufacturing could also provide the “Hilfsmittel” needed for future “Remigrations- und Abschiebeoffensiven.” His office subsequently clarified that he meant equipment, vehicles and protective technology for police and security authorities, not necessarily weapons.
CORRECTIV4 Sept 2026CORRECTIVVW’s last-minute compromise postponed plant closures while preserving major job cutsA reconstruction of the negotiations shows how company governance shaped an industrial restructuring.
CORRECTIV2 Sept 2026CORRECTIVThe AfD’s proposed patriotism test could reshape civil society through funding decisionsShort grant cycles give a state government power over organizations without requiring a formal ban.
CORRECTIV18 Oct 2018CORRECTIV: CumEx FilesThe original CumEx investigation follows the machinery behind the tax refundsCORRECTIV’s 2018 reporting connects financial engineering, professional incentives and fragmented European oversight.