This article provides an overview of important events that took place over the weekend, particularly focusing on the economic and political repercussions following the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn tariffs set by President Trump. In response, Trump announced a new global tariff rate of 15%, indicating his unwillingness to comply with the Court’s ruling. The article raises questions about the legality and implications of such a decision, given the potential for international backlash and economic repercussions.

Additionally, the article highlights how European leaders in Brussels, Berlin, and Paris are reacting to Trump's new tariff announcement. The responses reflect a mix of caution and potential retaliation, as European nations consider their strategic responses to the US's course of action. The implications of these tariffs and the resulting international relations are examined, emphasizing the notion that Europe's economic stability could be significantly challenged by these developments.

Lastly, the article covers domestic political news in Germany, specifically the CDU's federal party congress. CDU leader Merz was re-elected with a strong mandate, and significant measures were discussed, including a proposed ban on social media for minors and a refusal to implement a sugar tax. These decisions signal ongoing debates within Germany regarding health and digital policy, amidst a backdrop of increasing scrutiny on the impact of social media on youth.