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The article discusses the life, career, and works of German painter Neo Rauch. Topics explored include the themes and narrative structures of his paintings, his response to the criticisms published by art critic Wolfgang Ullrich, and brief details about his painting techniques, his use of an old cotton mill as an art studio, and the international recognition he received from participating in the 1999 Armory Show art exhibition in New York.

The article features Frauke Petry, the leader of the German right-wing political party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). Topics covered include her criticism of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, her anti-refugee stance, and her relationship with politician Marcus Pretzell. Also mentioned are her party's position that Islam does not belong in Germany, her claim that refugees incite the violence against them in Germany, and the AfD's connections to other populist movements.

The article examines how Great Britain withdrawing from the European Union (EU) would impact Germany, noting concern among some German politicians that it will give too much power to southern EU countries.

The article discusses assaults on more than five hundred women in Cologne, Germany. Topics discussed include neo-Nazis and Pegida protesters waving French flags, suggesting of parallels between the Cologne sexual assaults and sexual assaults taking place every year at Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany being out of place according to the newspaper "Frankfurter Allgemeine" and 13 year old Tunisian girl being beaten by neo Nazis on New Year's Eve in Chemnitz, Germany.