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Berlin · 9 November 2026 · tagesspiegel.de

Tagesspiegel headlines: Trump on migration, Ukraine talks, Berlin coalition talks

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A Tagesspiegel page of headlines covers US President Trump saying deportation policy went too far, reports on Ukraine war talks, and Berlin's planned coalition negotiations. The source gives only short teasers, and it contains no report about a fire at a power plant.

The source is a Tagesspiegel page of headlines and short teasers, not a single article. It does not mention a fire at a power plant in Moabit.

On US politics, Tagesspiegel reports that President Donald Trump has signalled a change of course on migration. According to the teaser, he said the deportation policy had been "too harsh" and that the government had gone too far. Deportation raids were a hallmark of his second term. The headline also mentions an agreement with the Democrats. Another item says Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth faces possible impeachment proceedings, while Trump continues to back him.

On Ukraine, the paper says Trump expects the war to end soon and expects Ukraine's borders to change after negotiations with Vladimir Putin. A news blog adds that Russia attacked energy facilities and left hundreds of thousands without power, and that a multinational Ukraine force held its first exercise in Poland.

On Berlin politics, the paper says coalition talks between the SPD, Greens and Left Party are due to begin in the coming days. It describes the school policy talks as a point of likely disagreement. Another item says Left Party member Vanessa Emde has rejected her party's call to resign.

Other items include a report that Nvidia is investigating a claimed romantic link between its chief executive and an alleged Chinese spy, based on an intelligence memo, and a report that Ilse Aigner is the new candidate for German president.

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