A German here, I probably read Spiegel for >10 years (from ~2000 to beginning of 2014):
They are kind of "left" which reflects in their articles "raises a second narrative about inequality". They'd support basic income any time.
The Spiegel has turned into yellow press lately, I am surprised to see a (english) article on HN.
Thank you HN for unveiling that there are some spots in Europe that are doing fine and that there are structural problems (I can see them, the borders are open and ppl come to Germany from other European countries).
They are kind of "left" which reflects in their articles "raises a second narrative about inequality". They'd support basic income any time.
The Spiegel has turned into yellow press lately, I am surprised to see a (english) article on HN.
Thank you HN for unveiling that there are some spots in Europe that are doing fine and that there are structural problems (I can see them, the borders are open and ppl come to Germany from other European countries).