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The Mediterranean Sea reached an average temperature of 28.54°C on August 13, the highest value recorded since 1940. This confirms a summer of record temperatures both in the sea and on mainland Spain.
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Voter turnout in the Saxony-Anhalt state election was 65.3 percent by 4 PM, significantly higher than in 2021. Several leading candidates cast their votes, while Siemens CEO Bruch warned against the AfD's economic policies.
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Europe is experiencing increasing drought, exacerbated by fossil fuel use. Agriculture and power plant cooling are the largest water consumers. Expanding renewable energies and more efficient irrigation systems could achieve significant water savings.
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A citizens' council in Pinneberg is developing climate adaptation measures, aiming for a citizen referendum alongside the 2027 state election. Key proposals include greening roofs and facades, and removing sealed surfaces for water retention and cooling.
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AfD top candidate Ulrich Siegmund calls for a return to national sovereignty and "sensible diplomatic relations with all countries without ideology." He views international attention for the state election in Saxony-Anhalt as evidence of a Europe-wide movement.
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Ulrich Siegmund of the AfD could become Germany's first AfD state premier following the Saxony-Anhalt state election. Polls show him and his party in the lead, while critics fear the state could be used as a "test lab" for AfD policies.
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In the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD is expected to achieve a record result, while the CDU could suffer significant losses. The mood is marked by concern over the economy and rising prices.
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Voter turnout in Saxony-Anhalt reached 34.7 percent by noon, significantly higher than the 22.4 percent recorded at the same time in 2021. Approximately 1.7 million people are eligible to vote for a new state parliament.
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A US expert and a German political scientist view the AfD as more radical compared to far-right parties in France and Italy. While the latter have moderated and accepted democratic rules, the political room for maneuver in Germany is narrowing.
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