
Der SPIEGEL-Leitartikel von Katrin Elger über die Bevorzugung von Privatpatienten und die Gerechtigkeitsdebatte.
Ein SPIEGEL-Leitartikel von Katrin Elger argumentiert für die Abschaffung der privaten Krankenvollversicherung, da die Bevorzugung von Privatpatienten als ungerecht empfunden wird.
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Die Debatte um die Abschaffung der privaten Krankenversicherung und die Einführung einer Bürgerversicherung ist ein wiederkehrendes Thema in der deutschen Gesundheitspolitik.
meinung •Gerechtigkeitsdebatte Warum es richtig wäre, die private Krankenvollversicherung abzuschaffen
Der SPIEGEL-Leitartikel von Katrin Elger
Die meisten Menschen in Deutschland finden es ungerecht, dass Privatpatienten bevorzugt werden. Zeit für einen Systemwechsel.

Bärbel Bas has resigned as SPD leader and minister. A commentary by Sophie Garbe on ongoing attacks despite a family bereavement and the state of political culture.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced that the execution of assassin Nidal Hasan will take place via livestream by firing squad on December 3rd.

Germany is facing a future crisis as baby boomers are retiring, fewer workers have to support the aging society and the decades-long productivity advantage is disappearing, while international competition is working more, investing more and innovating more quickly.

The US is implementing an accelerated quantum computing plan with two executive orders from President Trump in June 2026 that will provide specifications, supply chain plans and a joint development strategy for key components within 180 days to create a state-led ecosystem that mobilizes private capital and is intended to compete globally with China.

While Fresenius has significantly reduced its debt and is benefiting from more favorable market conditions, bonds from Telekom and Eon are currently showing higher market interest rates despite being issued at low coupons, which indicates a lack of debt reduction and rising interest rates.

At the crisis meeting of the CDU party leadership in Berlin, the prime ministers urged Friedrich Merz to change course in government work, even though they had supported him as a candidate for chancellor four weeks ago. The state leaders accuse Merz of relying too heavily on a strict reform course in pensions, care and health and neglecting the reality of people's lives.