
Trump spricht bei seinem ersten Auftritt nach der Wahlpleite; Vizepräsident Vance geht auf Distanz zu seinem Chef.
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Der Artikel berichtet von Donald Trumps erstem öffentlichen Auftritt nach der Wahlniederlage bei den US-Midterms 2026, bei dem er den Irankrieg rechtfertigt. Vizepräsident Vance geht auf Distanz zu ihm. Der vollständige Artikeltext ist nicht mehr abrufbar, da der Link älter als 30 Tage ist oder bereits zehnmal geöffnet wurde.
Donald Trump schwärmt bei seinem ersten Auftritt nach der Wahlpleite vom »schönsten Ballsaal der Welt« – und rechtfertigt den Irankrieg. Vizepräsident Vance geht auf Distanz zu seinem Chef. Die Liveanalyse.

After the US midterm elections, the Democrats won the majority in the Senate and also regained the majority of the governorship. President Trump acknowledged defeat, congratulated the Democrats and announced that he would recognize the results and work with them. International reactions came from, among others, Chancellor Merz and Foreign Minister Wadephul.
Trump has acknowledged that the Iran war played a role in the midterms. After the Republicans' defeat in the US midterm elections, Trump, Vice President Vance and MPs commented on the root cause analysis. The US stock markets rose sharply after the Democrats' victory. Abdul El-Sayed won in Michigan and becomes the first Muslim in the US Senate.

After the Democrats' victory in Congress, Donald Trump remains US President. A SPIEGEL analysis by Marc Pitzke from November 4th, 2026 highlights that the president could now act even more ruthlessly. The full article is inaccessible due to a paywall.
After the Republicans' defeat in the US midterm elections, Trump talks about construction projects, Vance attributes the defeat to the Iran war, Abdul El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim in the US Senate and the US stock markets rise sharply.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called on the SPD and the Greens to stop the expropriation plans of a possible red-green-red coalition in Berlin. He warned at the SPD economic forum that such debates damaged trust in Germany as an investment location. SPD leader Lars Klingbeil and Vonovia boss Luka Mucic also rejected the plans.

In Germany, around 80 percent of the approximately nine million women suffer from symptoms during the menopause, and one in three have to adapt their everyday lives accordingly. CSU politician Bär calls for more understanding from employers and emphasizes that women's health is a social task. The Ministry of Research is providing 21 million euros for research.