Der Spiegel, a privately owned company headquartered in Germany, was founded in 1994 with approximately 810 employees. The company functions as a German news magazine.
Germany's news magazine Der Spiegel published a cover story on September 7, three weeks before the Sachsen-Anhalt state elections, featuring Ulrich Siegmund, lead candidate of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, under the title "Germany's Most Dangerous Man." Earlier, on September 3, Der Spiegel reported that the German government approved nearly $930 million in weapons exports to Israel between January and June, citing a government response to a parliamentary inquiry. This approval followed a temporary suspension of exports related to West Jerusalem's plans to occupy Gaza. In its April 24, 2026 edition, as reported on June 4, Der Spiegel published findings from a survey of state education ministries, indicating a significant increase in far-right, antisemitic, and racist incidents within German schools, with Hesse alone reporting 159 incidents in 2025 compared to 39 in 2023. Previously, on May 20, Der Spiegel released an investigative report on May 14, highlighting how German schools face growing challenges from mass migration and the influence of conservative Islamic social norms, particularly in urban areas where Muslim pupils from migrant backgrounds often constitute a majority.
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