Deadly train collision in Spain leads Germany’s news viewing
ZDFheute Nachrichten reported dozens dead in a collision between high-speed trains in Spain, the most-watched story. Berlin’s coalition talks also drew scrutiny across channels.
Collision in Spain
Berlin coalition tensions
- On ZDF’s Markus Lanz, Berlin SPD co-leader Steffen Krach said he would not work with Left Party legislator Vedi Emde. He faced repeated questions about whether her exclusion was a coalition condition.
- On WELT Nachrichtensender, former CDU politician Wolfgang Bosbach accused Berlin’s Left Party of failing to control extremist currents. He doubted the SPD would abandon coalition talks.
Trump, Ukraine and Russia
- ZDF examined allegations of enrichment and corruption against Donald Trump ahead of the US midterms. Correspondent Claudia Bates cited polling indicating government corruption was a leading voter concern.
- ZDF reported on a ceasefire and evacuations in Oleshky. Military economist Marcus M. Keupp described the ceasefire and an alleged US-Russia diesel deal as Russian influence operations.
- Tagesschau, ARD’s main news programme, reported on Russian fraud networks arranging marriages to soldiers to claim death compensation. It said officials, police and military personnel were involved.







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