Website status update at 7:30 p.m. on August 13, conveyed in sign language
On August 13, 2025, a live program is scheduled to air from 19:30 CET to 19:37 CET, promising an engaging exchange between key political figures. The program will feature German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (Selenskyj), and US President Donald Trump.
The discussions will revolve around the recent summit between Trump and Russian President Putin, and the subsequent coordination of European and US positions regarding Ukraine. Topics are expected to include Ukraine's security guarantees, territorial disputes, and increased pressure on Russia.
The live program will be available via a video link and will include sign language for accessibility. It will be broadcast by GERMAN BROADCASTING.
In addition to the Merz–Zelensky–Trump exchange, the program will also feature an exchange with Trump, although specific details about the format or content of these discussions have not been disclosed.
Regarding other matters, no relevant information about a Grand Coalition report card for their 100-day review could be found in the search results for August 13, 2025. Similarly, no mention was found about an appeal from the Leopoldina Academy concerning minors' media use on that date. However, it is important to note that the Leopoldina Academy has issued a warning on minors' media use, although specific details about this warning have not been provided.
In conclusion, the live program promises to provide insights into the current political climate, particularly regarding Ukraine's security and relations with the US and Russia. The program will air on our website at 19:30 CET on August 13, 2025. Stay tuned for more updates.
The upcoming live program on August 13, 2025, will feature discussions about the politics surrounding Ukraine, including the recent summit between Trump and Putin, and the subsequent coordination of European and US positions. General-news topics such as Ukraine's security guarantees, territorial disputes, and increased pressure on Russia are expected to be addressed.
The live program, which will be available via a video link, will also include an exchange with US President Donald Trump, although the specific details about the format or content of these discussions are yet to be disclosed.
