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Wer Nation Runner baut
Nation Runner ist ein unabhängiger redaktioneller Politik-Desk. Er beginnt am Globus, besetzt Länderdesks und veröffentlicht Fälle — Kaninchenbaue, wer profitiert, der Teil, den sie nicht verfolgt sehen wollen. Keine Redaktion, keine Behörde, keine Wahlempfehlung.
Wer es baut
Nation Runner wird unabhängig gebaut und redigiert. Kein separates Impressum-Kollegium, kein Newsroom, kein erfundener Titel: ein kleiner Desk, der Länderseiten und datierte Fälle veröffentlicht.
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Was der Desk ist (und nicht ist)
Deutschland ist ein besetzter Desk: der 21. Bundestag, Parteien, Versprechen, Köpfe, Puls, Geld, und ein Wachstums-gegen-Arbeitskrieg-Barometer, Stand 21. September 2026. Der US-Desk ist besetzt, Stand 14. September 2026 (119. Kongress, Weißes Haus, Fed, Geldleitungen). Zwanzig weitere Desks sind live in derselben Form (Parteien, Versprechen, Köpfe, Puls): Vereinigtes Königreich, Südkorea, Frankreich, Japan, Kanada, Australien, Niederlande, Spanien, Italien, Schweiz, Irland, Zypern, Portugal, Malta, Mexiko, Estland, Griechenland, Georgien, Thailand und die Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate. Jeder Länderseite oder /llms.txt zeigt den Desk-Stand; unveröffentlichte Ländercodes liefern 404.
Barometer, Zugangs-Scores und Fallkritiken sind redaktionelle Urteile. Keine Gerichtsbefunde, kein forensisches Audit, keine Wahlempfehlung.
Quellen
Live-Leitungen für den Deutschland-Desk: Tagesschau, Spiegel, ZEIT, Bundesregierung, Bundestag-RSS, plus Grok-Suche von 20 Politiker-Konten und 20 Redaktionen auf X. Jede Meldung ist nach Thema, Ton und Nutznießer der Rahmung getaggt.
Der Geld-Tab nutzt ausgewiesene Großspenden (Bundestagsanzeigen über 35.000 €), das Lobbyregister, und Auswertungen von LobbyControl, DonationWatch und Finanzwende. Drehtür-Notizen kommen aus öffentlichen Berufungen und dem Register — nicht aus geleakten Terminkalendern.
Fälle zitieren die Primärdokumente, mit denen sie streiten. Fair zitieren, den redaktionellen Rahmen sichtbar lassen.
Aktualisierung
Der Deutschland-Stand dieses Deploys läuft bis 21. September 2026. Der US-Stand läuft bis 14. September 2026. Geldzahlen sind ausgewiesene Summen, kein Live-Ticker.
Fälle tragen ihr eigenes Datum und bleiben datierte Argumente, bis eine neue Datei kommt. Sprache und Farbschema liegen in deinem Browser. Analyse (DataFast) lädt nur, wenn du das Cookie-Banner akzeptierst und dieses Deploy eine Website-ID hat.
Die Länder
Fälle
Belegt, in einfacher Sprache.
Ein Fall pro Woche, aus den Geschichten, die gerade laufen. Was sich zeigen lässt, und was noch offen ist.
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Fall öffnen
Glossar
- Wie man einen Wert liest
- Ein Wert auf einem Desk ist ein redaktioneller Schnitt aus öffentlichen Unterlagen zu benannten Themen. Die Seite zeigt die Aufschlüsselung. Kein wissenschaftlicher Index, kein Gericht und keine Wahlempfehlung. Steht jedes Thema noch in der Mitte, lautet das Etikett „Nicht bewertet“.
- Königsskala
- Sechs Themen: Energiepreise, Einstellung, Kapital, Bauen, Arbeitsstunden und Papierkram. Hundert heißt, die redaktionelle Lesart stützt Arbeit. Null heißt, die Lesart bekämpft Einstellen und Produzieren. Die Kriterien sind diese sechs Themen.
- CDU und CSU
- Die Christlich Demokratische Union und ihre bayerische Schwester, die Christlich-Soziale Union. Umfragen weisen sie oft als einen Block aus, die Union.
- SPD
- Die Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands.
- AfD
- Alternative für Deutschland.
- FDP
- Die Freie Demokratische Partei.
- BSW
- Das Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht.
- Grüne
- Bündnis 90/Die Grünen.
- Bundestag
- Das deutsche Bundesparlament. Der 21. Bundestag hat 630 Sitze. Eine Mehrheit ist 316.
- Länder
- Die deutschen Bundesländer.
- Zweitstimme
- Die Stimme, die bei der Bundestagswahl den Sitzanteil einer Partei bestimmt.
- Schwarz-Rot
- Die Regierungskoalition aus CDU, CSU und SPD. Schwarz und Rot sind ihre Farben.
- Ampel
- Die vorige Bundesregierung aus SPD, Grünen und FDP. Der Name kommt von den Farben.
- Gesetzliche Krankenversicherung
- Oft als GKV abgekürzt. Die öffentliche Krankenversicherung, finanziert über einen Anteil am Lohn.
- INSA
- Ein deutsches Umfrageinstitut. Die Deutschland-Grafik nutzt INSA-Telefonumfragen, zusammengestellt auf wahlrecht.de, keinen Mix mehrerer Institute.
- Migrant Integration Policy Index
- Oft als MIPEX abgekürzt. Ein zitierter Wert dafür, wie die Politik eines Landes mit Zuwanderern umgeht. Nation Runner behält den Gesamtwert und die Quelle.
- Bruttoinlandsprodukt
- Oft als BIP oder GDP abgekürzt. Der Wert der Güter und Dienste, die ein Land erzeugt.
- Gehaltenes Versprechen
- Eine Zusage, die eine öffentliche Seite als umgesetzt zeigt. Die Zeile enthält einen Link. Ein Wahlergebnis oder eine Ernennung ist kein gehaltenes Versprechen.
Bildnachweise und Lizenzen
Logos und Porträts der Länderseiten. Jede Datei liegt im Projekt. Die Lizenz ist die auf Wikimedia Commons verzeichnete, oder eine amtliche Public-Domain-Vorlage.
Bildnachweise
- Christlich Demokratische Union Logo — Unknown author · Public domain Quelle
- Christlich-Soziale Union Logo — Christlich-Soziale Union in Bayern e. V. · Public domain Quelle
- Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands Logo — Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (SPD) · Public domain Quelle
- Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Logo — Unknown author · Public domain Quelle
- Alternative für Deutschland Logo — Alternative for Germany · Public domain Quelle
- Die Linke Logo — Die Linke Vektorisiert von PantheraLeo1359531 😺 ( talk ) · Public domain Quelle
- Freie Demokratische Partei Logo — Alexander Svensson · Public domain Quelle
- Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht Logo — Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht – Vernunft und Gerechtigkeit · Public domain Quelle
- Südschleswigscher Wählerverband Logo — South Schleswig Voter Federation · Public domain Quelle
- Friedrich Merz, Bundeskanzler — Steffen Prößdorf · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Lars Klingbeil, Vizekanzler · Finanzen — Martina Nolte · CC BY-SA 3.0 de Quelle
- Alexander Dobrindt, Inneres — Sigismund von Dobschütz · CC BY-SA 3.0 Quelle
- Johann Wadephul, Auswärtiges — Foto-AG Gymnasium Melle · CC BY 3.0 Quelle
- Boris Pistorius, Verteidigung — Daniel Biskup · CC BY-SA 3.0 Quelle
- Katherina Reiche, Wirtschaft und Energie — Grunpfnul · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Dorothee Bär, Forschung, Technologie und Raumfahrt — Sigismund von Dobschütz · CC BY-SA 3.0 Quelle
- Stefanie Hubig, Justiz und Verbraucherschutz — Sven Teschke · CC BY-SA 3.0 de Quelle
- Karin Prien, Bildung und Familie — Matthias Süßen · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Alexander Schweitzer, Arbeit und Soziales — Sandro Halank, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Bärbel Bas, ehemalige Arbeitsministerin — Sven Teschke · CC BY-SA 3.0 de Quelle
- Karsten Wildberger, Digitales und Staatsmodernisierung — Leonhard Lenz · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Steffen Bilger, Verkehr — Foto-AG Gymnasium Melle · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Carsten Schneider, Umwelt und Klima — photothek.net · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Carsten Linnemann, Gesundheit — Fotograf Thorsten Schneider · CC BY-SA 3.0 Quelle
- Alois Rainer, Landwirtschaft und Heimat — Foto Eiglsperger · CC BY-SA 3.0 de Quelle
- Reem Alabali-Radovan, Entwicklung — Photothek · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Nina Warken, Kanzleramtschefin — TBB-Bilder · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Julia Klöckner, Bundestagspräsidentin — Ralf Roletschek · CC BY 3.0 Quelle
- Markus Söder, CSU-Vorsitzender · Bayerischer Ministerpräsident — Mueller /MSC · CC BY 3.0 de Quelle
- Alice Weidel, AfD-Vorsitzende · Oppositionsführerin — MAGISTER · CC BY-SA 3.0 de Quelle
- Tino Chrupalla, AfD-Vorsitzender — TC2021 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Franziska Brantner, Grünen-Vorsitzende — Foto-AG Gymnasium Melle · CC BY 3.0 Quelle
- Felix Banaszak, Grünen-Vorsitzender — Superbass · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Heidi Reichinnek, Fraktionsvorsitzende der Linken — Olaf Krostitz · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Ines Schwerdtner, Parteivorsitzende der Linken — Olaf Krostitz · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Sahra Wagenknecht, BSW-Gründerin — Sven Teschke · CC BY-SA 3.0 de Quelle
- Wolfgang Kubicki, FDP-Vorsitzender — Sven Teschke · CC BY-SA 3.0 de Quelle
- Olaf Scholz, Ehemaliger Bundeskanzler — Nebojša Tejić · Public domain Quelle
- Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Bundespräsident — president.gov.ua, procession by Roman Kubanskiy · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Republican Party (GOP) wordmark — Wikimedia Commons · File:GOP logo.svg · party wordmark, used for identification · Wikimedia Commons · File:GOP logo.svg · party wordmark, used for identification Quelle
- Democratic Party donkey mark — Wikimedia Commons · File: Democratic Disc.svg · historic donkey/disc mark, used for identification · Wikimedia Commons · File: Democratic Disc.svg · historic donkey/disc mark, used for identification Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die Libertarian Party. Kein offizielles Logo. — Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. · Public domain Quelle
- Green Party of the United States sunflower — Wikimedia Commons · File: Green Party of the United States social media logo.svg · GPUS mark, used for identification · Wikimedia Commons · File: Green Party of the United States social media logo.svg · GPUS mark, used for identification Quelle
- Official 2025 presidential portrait of Donald Trump — Official U.S. government portrait. Public domain (17 U.S.C. § 105) via Wikimedia Commons. File: Official Presidential Portrait of President Donald J. Trump (2025). · Public domain Quelle
- Official 2025 vice-presidential portrait of JD Vance — Official U.S. government portrait. Public domain (17 U.S.C. § 105) via Wikimedia Commons. File: VancePortrait.jpg. · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Secretary of State Marco Rubio — U.S. Department of State · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent — United States Department of the Treasury · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — U.S. Department of Defense · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Attorney General Todd Blanche — Ryan M. Biller, U.S. Department of Justice · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Energy Secretary Chris Wright — Official U.S. government portrait. Public domain (17 U.S.C. § 105) via Wikimedia Commons. Department of Energy / Wikimedia. File: Secretary Chris Wright Official Portrait.png. · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick — Daniel Torok · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — United States Department of Health and Human Services · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin — U.S. Department of Homeland Security · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin — Unknown author · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of OMB Director Russell Vought — Office of Management and Budget · Public domain Quelle
- Portrait of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles — The White House · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy — U.S. Department of Transportation · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum — U.S. Department of the Interior · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins — U.S. Department of Agriculture · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of USTR Jamieson Greer — Office of the United States Trade Representative · Public domain Quelle
- Portrait of Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh — Federalreserve · Federal Reserve / Wikimedia. Government work or official portrait; see file page. Quelle
- Official portrait of Speaker Mike Johnson — United States Congress · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Senator John Thune — United States Senate · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Senator Chuck Schumer — U.S. Senate official portrait. Public domain work of the U.S. government via Wikimedia Commons. · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Hakeem Jeffries — U.S. House / Congressional official portrait. Public domain work of the U.S. government via Wikimedia Commons. · Public domain Quelle
- Official vice-presidential portrait of Kamala Harris — Official U.S. government portrait. Public domain (17 U.S.C. § 105) via Wikimedia Commons. File: Kamala Harris Vice Presidential Portrait.jpg. · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Governor Gavin Newsom — State of California official portrait via Wikimedia. See file page for license. · State of California official portrait via Wikimedia. See file page for license. Quelle
- Official portrait of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — U.S. House / Congressional official portrait. Public domain work of the U.S. government via Wikimedia Commons. · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Senator Bernie Sanders — U.S. Senate official portrait. Public domain work of the U.S. government via Wikimedia Commons. · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Senator Elizabeth Warren — U.S. Senate official portrait. Public domain work of the U.S. government via Wikimedia Commons. · Public domain Quelle
- Official portrait of Jerome Powell — Federal Reserve official portrait. Public domain U.S. government work via Wikimedia Commons. · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der Labour Party — Labour Party · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der Conservative Party — Conservative Party (UK) · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der Liberal Democrats — Liberal Democrats · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der Scottish National Party — Scottish National Party · Public domain Quelle
- Logo von Reform UK — Reform UK · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der Green Party of England and Wales — NovaSpark451 · CC0 Quelle
- Logo von Plaid Cymru — Plaid Cymru · Public domain Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für weitere Unterhaus-Sitze, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge des Vereinigten Königreichs — Wikimedia Commons contributors · Public domain Quelle
- Andy Burnham, Premierminister — Prime Minister's Office · Open Government Licence v3.0 Quelle
- John Healey, Schatzkanzler — Lauren Hurley / No 10 Downing Street · Open Government Licence v3.0 Quelle
- Kemi Badenoch, Vorsitzende der Conservative Party — Roger Harris · CC BY 3.0 Quelle
- Ed Davey, Vorsitzender der Liberal Democrats — House of Commons · CC BY 3.0 Quelle
- Nigel Farage, Vorsitzender von Reform UK — Laurie Noble · CC BY 3.0 Quelle
- John Swinney, Erster Minister von Schottland — Scottish Government · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Logo der Demokratischen Partei Koreas — Democratic Party of Korea · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der People Power Party — People Power Party · Public domain Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die Sitze der People Future Party — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die Sitze der Demokratischen Allianz — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Logo der Rebuilding Korea Party — Rebuilding Korea Party · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der New Reform Party — New Reform Party · Public domain Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für den Sitz der Progressiven Partei — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für den Sitz der New Future Party — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge Südkoreas — Government of the Republic of Korea · Public domain Quelle
- Lee Jae Myung, Präsident der Republik Korea — Republic of Korea · CC BY-SA 2.0 Quelle
- Han Seongsook, Premierministerin — National Assembly of the Republic of Korea · KOGL Type 1 (attribution). Reuse is allowed with attribution. Quelle
- Jang Dong-hyeok, Vertreter der People Power Party — People Power Party TV · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Cho Jeong-sik, Präsident der Nationalversammlung — National Assembly of the Republic of Korea · KOGL Type 1 (attribution). Reuse is allowed with attribution. Quelle
- Logo des Rassemblement National — Rassemblement national · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der Partei Renaissance, hier für die Gruppe Ensemble — Parti Renaissance · Public domain Quelle
- Logo von La France insoumise — La France insoumise · Public domain Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die sozialistische Gruppe — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Logo von Les Républicains, hier für die Gruppe Droite Républicaine — Les Républicains · Public domain Quelle
- Logo von Europe Écologie Les Verts, hier für die ökologische Gruppe — Unknown author · Public domain Quelle
- Logo des MoDem, hier für Les Démocrates — Mouvement Démocrate · Public domain Quelle
- Logo der Partei Horizons — Horizons · Public domain Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für LIOT — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die GDR-Gruppe — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die UDR-Gruppe — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die Fraktionslosen — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge Frankreichs — Wikimedia Commons contributors · Public domain Quelle
- Emmanuel Macron, Präsident — Simon Dawson · CC BY 2.0 Quelle
- Sébastien Lecornu, Premierminister — Patrice Normand / Leextra via opale · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Marine Le Pen, Präsidentin der Gruppe Rassemblement National — Russian Presidential Press and Information Office · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Gabriel Attal, Präsident der Gruppe Ensemble — DHSgov · Public domain Quelle
- Mathilde Panot, Präsidentin der Gruppe La France insoumise — Antoine Stouls; modification by O.Taris · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Logo der Liberaldemokratischen Partei Japans — 自民党 · Public domain Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die Centrists, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für Nippon Ishin, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die Democratic Party For the People, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für SANSEITO, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für Team Mirai, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die Kommunistische Partei Japans, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für Unabhängige, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge Japans — Wikimedia Commons contributors · Public domain Quelle
- TAKAICHI Sanae, Premierministerin — 首相官邸 · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- MORI Eisuke, Präsident des Abgeordnetenhauses — 内閣官房内閣広報室 · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- ISHII Keiichi, Vizepräsident des Abgeordnetenhauses — 首相官邸 · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Zeichen der Liberal Party of Canada — Liberal Party of Canada · Public domain Quelle
- Zeichen der Conservative Party of Canada — Conservative Party of Canada · CC0 Quelle
- Zeichen des Bloc Québécois — Bloc Québécois · Public domain Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die New Democratic Party, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Green Party of Canada — Green Party of Canada · Public domain Quelle
- Flagge Kanadas — George F. G. Stanley / E Pluribus Anthony / Sodacan · Public domain Quelle
- Mark Carney, Premierminister — Number 10 · Open Government Licence v3.0 Quelle
- Francis Scarpaleggia, Präsident des Unterhauses — Pete Hoekstra · Public domain Quelle
- Zeichen der Australian Labor Party — Australian Labor Party · Public domain Quelle
- Zeichen der Liberal Party of Australia — Liberal Party of Australia · Public domain Quelle
- Zeichen der Liberal National Party of Queensland — Copelonian · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für The Nationals, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Australian Greens — Australian Greens · CC BY-SA 2.5 au Quelle
- Zeichen der Centre Alliance — Centre Alliance · Public domain Quelle
- Zeichen von Katter's Australian Party — Katter's Australian Party · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Zeichen von Pauline Hanson's One Nation — LeoC12 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für unabhängige Abgeordnete, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge Australiens — Wikimedia Commons contributors · Public domain Quelle
- Anthony Albanese, Premierminister — David Foote (AUSPIC/Department of Parliamentary Services) · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Zeichen von Democraten 66 — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Volkspartij voor Vrijheid en Democratie — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Progressief Nederland — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Partij voor de Vrijheid — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen des Christen-Democratisch Appèl — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von JA21 — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Forum voor Democratie — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für die Gruppe Markuszower, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der BoerBurgerBeweging — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der ChristenUnie — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von DENK — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Partij voor de Dieren — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Staatkundig Gereformeerde Partij — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Socialistische Partij — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von 50PLUS — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Geometrisches Zeichen für den Sitz Keijzer, kein Parteilogo — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Volt — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge der Niederlande — Zscout370 · Public domain Quelle
- Rob Jetten, Ministerpräsident — Martijn Beekman · CC BY 4.0 Quelle
- Zeichen der Partido Popular — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Sozialistischen Gruppe — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von VOX — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Plurinacional SUMAR — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Gemischten Gruppe — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Republikanischen Gruppe — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Junts per Catalunya — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von EH Bildu — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Partido Nacionalista Vasco — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge Spaniens — RelShot 263 and Echando una mano · Public domain Quelle
- Zeichen von Fratelli d'Italia — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Partito Democratico — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Lega — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Forza Italia — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Movimento 5 Stelle — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Gruppe Misto — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Azione — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Noi Moderati — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Italia Viva — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge Italiens — Wikimedia Commons · Public domain Quelle
- Zeichen der SVP-Fraktion — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der SP-Fraktion — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Mitte-Fraktion — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der FDP-Fraktion — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der Grünen Fraktion — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen der grünliberalen Fraktion — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Flagge der Schweiz — Wikimedia Commons · Public domain Quelle
- Zeichen von Fianna Fáil — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Sinn Féin — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
- Zeichen von Fine Gael — Nation Runner · Original geometric mark. Not an official party logo. Public domain. Quelle
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Umfragequellen
- Deutschland — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2023: Gallup. Benedict Vigers, “Germany’s Election: 5 Key Issues Facing the Next Chancellor”, 17 February 2025. Table “Germany Less Accepting of Migrants Than in 2016” (7.1 in 2016, 6.4 in 2023). Prose: peaked at 7.3 in 2022. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Deutschland — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2020: MIPEX. Solano, Giacomo & Huddleston, Thomas (2020). Migrant Integration Policy Index 2020. Barcelona/Brussels: CIDOB and MPG. ISBN 978-84-92511-83-9. Overall score list: Germany 58. Country chapter: “with a score of 58/100”. Quelle · PDF. © 2020 MPG and CIDOB. The book asks for this academic citation. The overall score is cited; the book is not reproduced. Public or commercial reuse beyond citation is not claimed.
- Vereinigte Staaten — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2019: Gallup. Neli Esipova, Julie Ray and Dato Tsabutashvili, “Canada No. 1 for Migrants, U.S. in Sixth Place”, 23 September 2020. Gallup World Poll, 2019. United States 7.95 out of 9. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Vereinigte Staaten — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2020: MIPEX. Solano, Giacomo & Huddleston, Thomas (2020). Migrant Integration Policy Index 2020. Barcelona/Brussels: CIDOB and MPG. ISBN 978-84-92511-83-9. Overall score list: USA 73. Quelle · PDF. © 2020 MPG and CIDOB. The book asks for this academic citation. The overall score is cited; the book is not reproduced. Public or commercial reuse beyond citation is not claimed.
- Vereinigtes Königreich — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The United Kingdom score 6.61 is from the Gallup World Poll, 2016, also shown in the table on “Divided World: Acceptance of Migrants”. Gallup’s 2019 country tables that were checked do not publish a United Kingdom score, so 2019 is omitted. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Vereinigtes Königreich — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2020: MIPEX. Solano, Giacomo & Huddleston, Thomas (2020). Migrant Integration Policy Index 2020. Barcelona/Brussels: CIDOB and MPG. ISBN 978-84-92511-83-9. Overall score list: United Kingdom 56. Country page: “Scoring 56 on the MIPEX 100-point scale.” Quelle · PDF. © 2020 MPG and CIDOB. The book asks for this academic citation. The overall score is cited; the book is not reproduced. Public or commercial reuse beyond citation is not claimed.
- Südkorea — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, Anita Pugliese and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The South Korea row in that table is 6.49. The table note says the scores are from 138 countries surveyed in 2016. No later South Korea score was read on a Gallup page, so later years are omitted. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Südkorea — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2020: MIPEX. Solano, Giacomo & Huddleston, Thomas (2020). Migrant Integration Policy Index 2020. Barcelona/Brussels: CIDOB and MPG. The overall-score list includes Korea 56. The country page says “Korea scores 56/100, higher than the MIPEX average country (49).” Quelle · PDF. © 2020 MPG and CIDOB. The book asks for this academic citation. The overall score is cited; the book is not reproduced. Public or commercial reuse beyond citation is not claimed.
- Frankreich — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2023: Gallup. Benedict Vigers, “Germany Less Accepting of Migrants Than in 2016”, Gallup, 17 February 2025. The table row for France shows 6.5 in 2016 and 6.4 in 2023. This desk uses the 2023 figure. An earlier Gallup table printed France at 6.46 for 2016; that more precise 2016 figure is not the one drawn here. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Frankreich — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2024: MIPEX. The France country page is titled MIPEX 2025 and shows a 2024 label with “MIPEX Score (with Health): 56”. The page says “Scoring 56 on the MIPEX 100-point scale, France’s integration policies go halfway to promote societal integration.” Quelle. © MPG and CIDOB. The overall score is cited; the book is not reproduced. Public or commercial reuse beyond citation is not claimed.
- Japan — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. Japan’s score on that index is 6.42. No later Japan score was read for this desk. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Japan — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2019: MIPEX. The MIPEX Japan country page prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 47” and “Japan scores 47/100”, with 2019 next to that score. The year stored here is 2019, the year printed beside the score. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the MIPEX country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Kanada — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2017: Gallup. Neli Esipova, Julie Ray and Anita Pugliese, “Migrant Acceptance in Canada, U.S. Follows Political Lines”, Gallup, 26 April 2018. Canada scores 8.14 out of 9. The article says the Canadian survey was taken in 2017. A later Canada score was not on the page that was read, so none is added. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Kanada — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2024: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Canada country page, headed 2024. “Its overall MIPEX score has risen by 2 points since 2019, being now 81 points.” The conclusions repeat 81 out of 100. MIPEX is the Migrant Integration Policy Index. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Australien — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, Julie Ray and Anita Pugliese, “Migrant Acceptance in Canada, U.S. Follows Political Lines”, Gallup, 26 April 2018. The top-ten table lists Australia at 7.98. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016 and in the United States and Canada in 2017, so the Australia year used here is 2016. A later Australia score was not on that page. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Australien — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2019: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Australia country page, headed 2019. “scoring 65 on the MIPEX 100-point scale (the MIPEX 56 average is 49).” Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Niederlande — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists the Netherlands at 7.46. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. A later Netherlands score was not on that page. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Niederlande — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2023: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Netherlands country page, headed 2023. “Scoring 57 on the MIPEX 100-point scale.” Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Spanien — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Spain at 7.44. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. A later Spain score was not on that page. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Spanien — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2024: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Spain country page, headed 2024. “MIPEX Score (with Health): 64.” The page also says Spain scores 64 on the 100-point scale. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Italien — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Italy at 6.49. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. A later Italy score was not on that page. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Italien — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2023: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Italy country page, headed 2023. The page prints an overall score of 58 on the 100-point scale. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Schweiz — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Switzerland at 7.21. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Schweiz — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2019: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Switzerland country page. The 2019 block prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 50.” The same page says Switzerland scores 50 on the 100-point scale. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Irland — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Ireland at 7.74. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Irland — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2023: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Ireland country page. The block headed 2023 prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 59.” The same page says Ireland’s overall score fell by five points after 2021, and links coverage giving 64 for 2019. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Zypern — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Cyprus at 5.41. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Zypern — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2024: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Cyprus country page. The block headed 2024 prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 41” and the label “Integration denied”. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Portugal — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Portugal at 6.65. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Portugal — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2023: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Portugal country page. The block headed 2023 prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 83” and the label “Comprehensive (Top10)”. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Malta — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Malta at 4.95. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Malta — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2024: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Malta country page. The block headed 2024 prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 48”. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Mexiko — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Mexico at 4.75. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Mexiko — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2019: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Mexico country page. The block headed 2019 prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 51” and the label “Equality on paper”. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Estland — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Estonia at 2.37. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Estland — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2024: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Estonia country page. The block headed 2024 prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 51” and the label “Comprehensive”. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Griechenland — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Greece at 3.34. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Griechenland — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2024: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, Greece country page. The block headed 2024 prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 49” and the label “Equality on paper”. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
- Georgien — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Georgia at 3.05. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Georgien — Zustimmung zur Heirat einer Frau ihrer Ethnie mit einem Amerikaner (%) 2024: CRRC Caucasus Barometer. CRRC, Caucasus Barometer 2024 Georgia, question MARWUSA, online data analysis. The chart prints Approve 48, Disapprove 46, Don't know 5, Refused 1 percent. It is one question about one nationality, not an index, and the welcoming score is not built from it. Quelle. Cited from CRRC's public online data analysis with the survey name and a link. The chart is not reproduced.
- Thailand — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists Thailand at 2.69. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Thailand — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index (Aktualisierung 2019) 2019: Gallup. Neli Esipova, Julie Ray and Anita Pugliese, “World Grows Less Accepting of Migrants”, Gallup, 23 September 2020. The table of least-accepting countries lists Thailand at 2.48 for 2019 and marks it as not on that list in 2016/2017. The welcoming score is not built from this figure. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Vereinigte Arabische Emirate — Gallup Migrant Acceptance Index 2016: Gallup. Neli Esipova, John Fleming and Julie Ray, “New Index Shows Least-, Most-Accepting Countries for Migrants”, Gallup, 23 August 2017. The full-country table lists United Arab Emirates at 5.79. The survey-methods note says the index was asked in 138 countries in 2016, so the year used here is 2016. Quelle. Gallup allows a contextual citation when the publication date and a link are given. The table and graphics are not reproduced.
- Vereinigte Arabische Emirate — MIPEX-Gesamtwert 2019: MIPEX. Migrant Integration Policy Index, United Arab Emirates country page. The block headed 2019 prints “MIPEX Score (with Health): 29” and the label “Integration denied”. Quelle. The overall score is cited from the country page. The report is not reproduced.
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