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Israel’s Election Fight Shifts to Coalition Building

On Bloomberg This Weekend, Bloomberg Middle East reporter Dan Williams explains why Gadi Eisenkot has been given the first opportunity to form Israel’s next government despite Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc winning more seats. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Williams discusses the role of Arab parties in coalition negotiations, Netanyahu’s political future and what could happen if Eisenkot fails to assemble a majority. (Source: Bloomberg)

Viele Gebäude weiterhin ohne Elementarschadenversicherung

Immer häufiger führen Starkregen und Überschwemmungen zu teuren Schäden an Häusern. Nur gut die Hälfte der Gebäude in Deutschland sind gegen solche Folgen abgesichert. Experten sehen Handlungsbedarf. Von Katharina Wilhelm.

Can Europe Afford Its Welfare State?

Europe’s postwar welfare state was built for a younger, growing population. Today, aging communities are putting pensions, health care and public finances under mounting strain. As governments try to fund defense, infrastructure and education at the same time, the fight over who pays is spilling into politics and the streets. (Source: Bloomberg)

New House Democrats Set Their Priorities

On Bloomberg This Weekend, Democratic Reps.-elect Paul Barringer of North Carolina and Shannon Taylor of Virginia say voters sent them to Washington with a mandate to address affordability, health care and government accountability. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, they discuss working across the aisle, restoring congressional authority and responding to concerns about tariffs, data centers and the cost of living. (Source: Bloomberg)