"The state is not the better guardian"
In a debate regarding a social media ban for under 16s, WELT editor Sebastian Vorbach warns against the unrealistic hopes placed on such a ban.
"For many people, the leap out of part-time work doesn't really bring more money in their pockets"
WELT editor Sebastian Vorbach criticizes the government for not pursuing a tax reform this year, hoping that the CDU will stop insisting on the need for more work.
"Excessive Provocation" – Vorbach on the Reaction of the Ministry of Finance
Sebastian Vorbach criticizes the Ministry of Finance's response to the 2023 Unword of the Year 'special fund' as an excessive provocation, arguing it represents debt that burdens future generations.
"Outrageous Provocation" - Vorbach on the Tax Office's Reaction
WELT editor Sebastian Vorbach criticizes the tax office's use of a 'quiet emoji' in response to the 'word of the year', calling it a significant provocation against the concept of 'Sondervermögen', which he equates to debts that burden future generations.
Daniel Günther is taking on freedom of expression
Sebastian Vorbach critiques Schleswig-Holstein's Minister-President Daniel Günther for his call for stricter media control, viewing it as an attack on freedom of expression.
"I hope this Robin Hood romanticism will be dropped when it comes to left-wing extremism"
WELT editor Sebastian Vorbach sharply condemns the left-wing extremist attack on Berlin's power grid, calling it a scandal that is not surprising given the dysfunctionality celebrated in the city.
„It would have been the moment for Merz to ask for forgiveness“
Sebastian Vorbach analyzes the Chancellor's New Year's address, discusses the debate around passive voting rights, and reflects on the protests in Iran, finding hope in Juli Zeh's sober perspective.