"An arrest warrant has been ordered for German far-right activist Marla Svenja Liebich after she failed to start her 18-month prison sentence for incitement and defamation. Liebich, who used to be named Sven, had requested to serve her sentence at a women's jail after changing gender under Germany's new self-identification legislation. Also, the far-right AfD has been responsible for over half of administrative parliamentary fines issued to political parties since 2017, according to official figures."
"The party has blamed "inexperience" in dealing with donations in its early years. Meanwhile, Germany's Bundesliga witnessed its first Hamburg derby since 2011 on Friday night when FC St. Pauli beat city neighbors HSV 2-0. Below is a roundup of what Germany is talking about on Saturday, August 30. Rescue teams have been unable to locate a German national who disappeared on Lake Como in northern Italy almost a week ago."
An arrest warrant was issued for Marla Svenja Liebich after she failed to begin an 18-month prison sentence for incitement and defamation. Liebich had previously been named Sven and requested to serve the sentence at a women's prison following a gender change under Germany's self-identification legislation. Official figures show the far-right AfD accounted for over half of administrative parliamentary fines levied against political parties since 2017, with the party citing "inexperience" handling donations in its early years. FC St. Pauli defeated HSV 2-0 in the first Hamburg derby since 2011. Rescue teams continue to search for a 55-year-old German who disappeared on Lake Como.
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