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That you are always a biathlete, not just from eight in the morning until four in the afternoon, but around the clock. In summer, I don't have to pay as much attention to my health. Julia Tannheimer (21) says that the current time is particularly difficult for her. When autumn comes, I try not to meet too many friends, especially when I know that they are often out and going to parties. This is probably the hardest part, trying to stay healthy and not seeing friends or family. It has been an intense experience athletically. At the same time, it went completely differently for us biathletes than I had always imagined Olympics would be. We were completely on our own and had no contact with other sports in Antholz. In March, Tannheimer took stock – and found clear words: “It has been an intense experience athletically. At the same time, it went completely differently for us biathletes than I had always imagined Olympics would be. We were completely on our own and had no contact with other sports in Antholz.” You have to be a bit of a perfectionist to compete at that level. When I train, I try to give everything. I hate sessions where I'm not fully fit and I can't do as much as I want. I always try to get the best possible out of the sessions. In front of the association, Tannheimer made it clear: “You have to be a bit of a perfectionist to compete at that level. When I train, I try to give everything. I hate sessions where I'm not fully fit and I can't do as much as I want. I always try to get the best possible out of the sessions.” #Biathlon #JuliaTannheimer #Olympia2026 (translated)

I saw a team that lived. Despite the defeat, I feel positive about it. We have to take this path; it is rocky and uncomfortable. But I am absolutely sure that the results will come. Nevertheless, Blessin continues to believe in his team after the bitter 1:2 loss in the Rhine Derby against 1. FC Köln: You have to show character and stand firm. It was extremely important to me to position myself. And to document to the fans that the guys threw everything in despite the defeat. There is still a lot to do; we need to quickly fix some things: the structure against the ball, some unnecessary ball losses, more deep runs, and maybe a second touch. I am sure that the points will come as well. #Bundesliga #BorussiaMönchengladbach #AlexanderBlessin (translated)

Matthias Fuchs wrote that the attack on Russian data centers causes numerous AfD accounts to disappear. At the same time, he believes that the topic of counter-propaganda is on nobody's agenda in Germany. A hostile power is disrupting the public discourse, without anyone caring about it, he stated. #Propaganda #Deutschland #Datenpolitik (translated)

It cannot be that so many people receive citizen's money at the expense of taxpayers, even though they could go to work. The AfD labor market politician René Springer said: "It cannot be that so many people receive citizen's money at the expense of taxpayers, even though they could go to work." #Bürgergeld #Langzeitarbeitslosigkeit #AfD (translated)

The draft law is finished. We have completed it and we are now, today, going into early coordination and will then present the draft law to the public in the next days, weeks, in any case this month. Federal Minister of Justice Stefanie Hubig from the SPD wants to legally anchor building according to lower standards and opens her statement in front of cameras and microphones with the words: "The draft law is finished. We have completed it and we are now, today, going into early coordination and will then present the draft law to the public in the next days, weeks, in any case this month." #Baupolitik #Wohnungsbau #GebäudetypE (translated)

Klaus wrote that servers had gone down in Russia and the AfD-affiliated scene on Twitter had suddenly become barely present. He used a derogatory term for their supporters and explained that this made the platform more pleasant. At the same time, he said it was now becoming clear how high the proportion of Russian bots was there. #Russland #AfD #Twitter (translated)

Morlock No. 2 wrote that Polish guest workers and skilled professionals were no longer coming to Germany, but were leaving the country and returning to Poland. He contrasted this with the "economic miracle" led by the government. https://t.co/8ypOzI2rhv #Polen #Gastarbeiter #Wirtschaft (translated)

Julian Adrat asked whether more than half of the citizen's money billions go to foreigners and whether a large part of it belongs to the 130,000 foreigners for whom arrest warrants are outstanding, but who continue to walk freely. #Bürgergeld #Deutschland #SozialeGerechtigkeit (translated)

The author wrote that for a political awakening in Berlin, new paths must be taken and antisemitism as well as hatred towards Israel must be excluded. A coalition of CDU, Greens, and SPD would not be perfect in his assessment, but with a common personality of nationwide impact in the Red City Hall, it could make history for Berlin. #Berlin #Politik #Gemeinschaft #DE (translated)

After the 1:0, we lost the thread and handed over control. We had to defend a lot, spent a lot of time in our own half. This is not how we envisioned it. The coach said about the especially disappointing game of his team, particularly in the second half: “After the 1:0, we lost the thread and handed over control. We had to defend a lot, spent a lot of time in our own half. This is not how we envisioned it.” We failed to make better decisions. That is the major criticism we have to make of ourselves in the final third. We shoot in situations where we should pass. We pass in situations where we should consistently go for the finish. Hoeneß criticizes: “We failed to make better decisions. That is the major criticism we have to make of ourselves in the final third. We shoot in situations where we should pass. We pass in situations where we should consistently go for the finish.” We are especially happy about how the boys defended. For us, it was simply about going into this very demanding week with a victory. Hoeneß: “We are especially happy about how the boys defended. For us, it was simply about going into this very demanding week with a victory.” #VfBStuttgart #Bundesliga #ChampionsLeague (translated)

Markus Frohnmaier wrote that the foreign trips of his faction served to maintain German jobs, secure exports, and create prosperity. He explained that 30 percent of the cars in Baden-Württemberg went to the USA. That is why he represents Germany's interests there as well. #AfD https://t.co/DSaHr5Dlt7 #Wirtschaft #Export #Deutschland (translated)

The entire story shows, as can still be seen today, how much Eastern European regions in the Middle Ages were concerned with German immigrants. These were more valuable in Transylvania, Silesia, and southern Ukraine than gold or diamonds. The author also claimed that a powerful tsar had yielded to the will of unarmed private individuals when they threatened to leave. #Osteuropa #Zuwanderung #Geschichte (translated)

The author addressed the relationship between police and press freedom and referred to the attack on Ukrainian journalists as well as SLAPP lawsuits against the editorial team of Zack. He raised the question of when action is taken quickly and when time is taken. https://t.co/69xpmjU4Sv #Pressefreiheit #Journalismus #Ukraine #UA (translated)

Christopher Michel wrote that Adi Hütter substituted Robin Koch because he expected more from a leader and defensive chief in light of 16 goals conceded. Hütter wanted to set a signal with the substitution and explained that the responsibility for defeats and victories lies with the team. Criticism should primarily be directed at himself. #SGE #RBLSGE #Eintracht #Eintracht #Fußball #Kapitän (translated)

The author wrote that a diesel deal between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin could lead to the war in Ukraine ending faster than Friedrich Merz, Ursula von der Leyen, and Volodymyr Zelensky wished. In his assessment, that would be good for Europe, Ukraine, and Germany. The article referred to David Berger. #UkraineKrieg #Europa #Frieden #US #RU #UA #DE #EU (translated)

Zara Riffler wrote that under CSU Minister Dobrindt there is not only no real turnaround in deportations; family reunification is also continuing. She referred to Spreeathen, according to which most visas for family reunification are now going to Turks, Kosovars, and Indians, followed by Syrians and Albanians. https://t.co/jpKFMnocQv https://t.co/AEim8uQDak #Familiennachzug #Abschiebung #Migration (translated)