SZ am Abend: Nachrichten vom 7. November 2025
Was heute wichtig war. COP 30: Merz setzt beim Klimaschutz auf „Innovation und Technologie“.
The US Tightening of Commercial Driver’s License Regulations Hurts Central Asian Migrants
The U. S. has implemented stricter regulations for non-U. S. citizens applying for a commercial driver’s license (CDL).
India’s Labor Mobility Revolution: Turning Demographics Into Diplomacy
A new bill represents India’s attempt to reimagine labor mobility as a cornerstone of economic diplomacy.
For Establishment Press, the Lesson of Mamdani’s Victory Is to Take No Lessons
Corporate media pundits desperately wanted Mamdani's victory to have no impact on the ideological direction of the Democratic Party.
The Job Market Is Cooling but Not Collapsing, According to Private Data
The federal government shutdown canceled a second straight jobs report, but private data sources suggest the labor market has weakened modestly since summer.
Respectfully, Bill Gates Needs to Shut Up
This story was originally published by Slate and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.
When solidarity becomes spectacle
There is a particular theatre to South African political life: we know how to gather, how
SCOTUS Is Behaving Like “Arm of the MAGA Trump Presidency,” Says Legal Expert
Lisa Graves discusses the case before the court on tariffs, as well as voting rights and John Roberts’s legacy.
Roaming Charges: The Evil Dead
The bipartisan whitewashing of Dick Cheney is as much of a perversion of US history as Trump's eliding any mention of the horrors of slavery, the internment of Japanese-Americans and the genocide against the indigenous population of the US …
One of the Greatest Wall Street Investors of All Time Announces Retirement
Nancy Pelosi’s trades over the years have been so good that a startup was created to allow investors to directly mirror her portfolio.
A solidarity letter to Mumia Abu-Jamal
Emmanuella Otubuah writes a heartfelt letter of solidarity to Mumia Abu-Jamal, the Black Power activist, journalist, and unwavering voice for justice who has spent over four decades behind bars after his 1982 conviction for the murder of a …
‘Have You Met Z?’
It was almost weird to walk around New York City and not run into him. “Z was in just yesterday,” the barista at Little Flower in Astoria told me, pointing to a full-sized Zohran Mamdani cut-out stationed near the bathrooms.
The Dawn of a Better Day
Working-class New Yorkers topple a political dynasty and elect Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani.
The Business of Covering Monkeys
Primate prevarication in the Deep South. Plus, the immigration crackdown in Chicago, and the wonderfully wonky world of Bolts.
Medienschau: Das Stadtbild von Damaskus
Nach Wadephuls Äußerungen zu Syrien rauscht der Blätterwald.
Exclusive: MBS initiative for Iran, Lebanon and Palestine
During his scheduled meeting with the US president on Nov. 18, the Saudi crown prince will present a comprehensive vision for the region.