FDP Member of the Bundestag and Parliamentary State Secretary to the Federal Minister of Justice and FDP Member of State Parliament Klaus Hoher visited the Diehl Defence location in Überlingen at Lake Constance Member of the German Bundestag and Parliamentary State Secretary to the Federal Minister of Justice Member of the Baden-Württemberg State Parliament visited the Diehl Defence location in Überlingen at Lake Constance.  CEO Helmut Rauch welcomed the guests and introduced the company in a presentation The visitors received information on Diehl Defence's comprehensive product portfolio in particular on the air defence systems of the IRIS-T family and their functionalities The strategically important topics of capacity expansion and growth at Diehl Defence were also discussed in an atmosphere of trust During the subsequent tour of the production facility Benjamin Strasser and Klaus Hoher were able to see the high-tech skills of the production staff for themselves The extensive construction measures and investments in the infrastructure also became apparent when walking around the location “The technical innovative strength of Diehl Defence in Überlingen is impressive The company provides sustainable jobs here locally and is thus also committed to the location it is important that Germany as a country becomes more attractive for urgently needed private investment qualified personnel and good tax conditions we are setting exactly this important course with the largest bureaucracy reduction package in the history of the Federal Republic simplified immigration of skilled workers and improved tax incentives for research Especially during a time of massive threats to Germany's security it is good to know that we have companies like Diehl Defence in the country that can help to strengthen our defence capabilities" Helmut Rauch and the Diehl Defence team would like to thank everyone for their visit and the interest shown We look forward to meeting again at one of the Diehl Defence locations Wie viele Nächte verbringt Alice Weidel am Bodensee, fragt @DavidGebhard die AfD-Chefin. Dann bricht sie das Interview ab. pic.twitter.com/KTiUuZcd2i the AfD leader gets into trouble when asked about her main place of residence While she lists Überlingen as her place of residence In the ZDF documentary "Alice Weidel - A Portrait" journalist David Gebhard accompanies the AfD's leading candidate to Überlingen on Lake Constance where she has registered her main residence when Gebhard wants to know how often she has actually spent the night there in the past year that's a suggestive question you're asking here I won't answer it if it's put like that Can we move on now?" the AfD politician counters Even when the journalist asks how he could formulate the question differently You don't ask other politicians how often they spend the night at home." Then she breaks off the interview you're just asking suggestive questions." The background: Alice Weidel regularly emphasizes that her main residence is in Überlingen although she lives with her family in Switzerland Critics accuse her of not actually living in Germany - an accusation that Weidel vehemently rejects Weidel's place of residence was also a topic in the big chancellor debate on Sunday evening. Moderator Günther Jauch confronted Weidel directly with this contradiction during the debate. He asked how she could credibly stand up for German interests when she lives in Switzerland. Weidel defended herself and emphasized that her official residence was in Überlingen on Lake Constance and that she fulfilled all legal requirements. However, it remains unclear whether she actually spends the majority of her time there or lives mainly in Switzerland. a snowy paradise where raclette and Fondue Chinoise reign supreme après-ski Inflammation triggered annoying colds and fevers So I decided to take a radical step: a fasting retreat When I told my sister about my plan to swap my sybaritic winter escape for a 10-day strict program of holiday abstinence when can I swing by to pick up all the panettones and Marchesi chocolate boxes you got for Christmas?” I learned about the Buchinger Wilhelmi clinic years ago from an acquaintance who overcame a stubborn illness through their therapeutic fasting program She praised the effective medical protocol and the high-level care they offered to patients Although I’ve experienced a range of detox spas (I won’t name names) I often felt pressured to spend on the latest fancy treatments or a surplus of dietary supplements marketed as orthomolecular medicine My only non-negotiable requirement was that it had to be set in beautiful natural surroundings after a sort of last supper where I bid adieu to panettone slathered with fluffy mascarpone I checked into the Buchinger Wilhelmi clinic in Überlingen a quaint village on the shores of Lake Constance Photo: Courtesy of Buchinger WilhelmiMy initial impression was rather puzzling—was this a hotel bordering on the austere; it offered a pleasant view of the lake The overall look was sort of old-school sanatorium slightly updated but with zero indulgence to luxury—definitely not a place for flaunting Birkins After undergoing a comprehensive medical examination including various blood tests to determine my suitability for fasting my regiment began: breakfast consisted of tea with a small pot of honey (just to perk you up from panettone nostalgia) followed by vegetable soup (or fruit juice if you don’t have diabetic issues) at noon and in the evening Caviar Kaspia it was not—during those first days my mood was so sour that I kept questioning my decision to be there a caring nurse would record my weight and blood pressure compassionate support to help me cope with my grumbling and mumblings Arina Cadariu (who’s fluent in several languages) also supported me with her knowledge and sense of humor—without ever pressuring me to participate in the countless optional activities offered at BW or prescribing the usual (and rather expensive) array of dietary supplements where I tried to bring my long-dormant watercolor skills out of hibernation (a work in progress) if you have enough energy or can’t shake off the FOMO malaise the activity schedule at BW offers a vast range of options from Yoga Nidra and all sorts of meditations and gymnastics to nighttime swims in the heated outdoor pool and breathing promenades in the surrounding woods The list is as varied as the à la carte menu at Zürich’s Krönenhalle—though perhaps not quite as mouthwatering Photo: Winfried Heinze / Courtesy of Buchinger WilhelmiUnlike most world-class detox spas the Buchinger Wilhelmi clinic is a family-owned business which allows it to maintain its integrity and commitment to quality Otto Buchinger founded it in Überlingen in 1953 four generations have worked there (another facility opened in Marbella Buchinger was a handsome physician serving in the German navy; at 39 he was forced to stop his service due to severe joint rheumatism which he cured through a radical 19-day water fast It inspired him to develop a medical-supervised who married into the family and now serves as the clinic’s scientific and research director and partial to Brunello Cucinelli cashmeres de Toledo is a leading authority on the science behind fasting “There’s a lot of misconception about fasting,” she said “Human beings are naturally programmed to fast during the night due to our circadian rhythm a pattern that has been consistent throughout human evolution Just like hybrid cars that switch between fuel and electricity our metabolism is designed to alternate between states of eating and not-eating.” As Dr prehistoric humans didn’t have the luxury of opening a fridge to make an omelette upon waking up—food wasn’t constantly available like it is now we live in a culture surrounded by food at all hours—there’s a lot of food noise around us,” she continued our bodies are perfectly capable of surviving on stored fat Both nature and human beings operate in cycles—only computers don’t pushing our limits with less sleep and constant eating neglecting the need to give our system some rest to activate rejuvenation and longevity.” Photo: Claudia Prahtel / Courtesy of Buchinger WilhelmiThe fasting mechanism essentially works through a process called autophagy: “This is the ability of cells to self-digest and break down parts of their own structure—such as mitochondria or old and mutated components—recycling some elements while eliminating others,” explained Dr Caloric restriction significantly accelerates this process.” Fasting also triggers a metabolic switch prompting the body to burn fat and glucose stored in adipose tissue “It’s a form of clever self-cleaning that is completely safe when done correctly under medical supervision This process not only helps in weight loss but also significantly reduces inflammation slows down the nervous system and stress hormones and essentially rejuvenates and regenerates the entire body without the use of medication.” fasting can help improve and even cure serious health conditions The BW protocol prescribes two days of reduced caloric intake at the beginning where your body slowly goes back to normal nutrition (although runs to the local delicatessen serving Bauernwurst in Aspik are strongly discouraged) I met fellow guests coming from all over the world often seeking solutions for complex health issues “Human beings have incredible self-healing potential,” observed Dr “People are always searching for the next miracle cure But the body itself has an extraordinary ability to heal Fasting activates this self-medicating power—it’s a necessity for the body Rather than waiting for a miracle from the outside I was struggling with a severe inflammation in my right leg which made walking difficult and was hard to treat—after 10 days there (and some superb osteopathy treatment) the inflammation was completely gone and my skin was also radiant with what they call ‘the Buchinger glow.’ When I got home my usually skeptical sister took one look at me and remarked “Do they hand out lightbulbs as fasting supplements at that clinic?” The Danish Home Lighting Trend That Can Improve Your Mental Health In America’s Cities, Saunas Are Becoming the Hottest Social Spot Millie Bobby Brown Shares Her Favorite Paella Recipe—and Details About Her Wedding to Jake Bongiovi A Day-by-Day Guide to Hiking the Legendary Nakasendo Trail in Japan Never miss a Vogue moment and get unlimited digital access for just $2 $1 per month Get quality reporting directly into your inbox as Sebastiano Giorgi and a Romanian associate skipped and swayed at a fancy Stuttgart nightspot they were blissfully unaware that their every move was being eyed by police The cops had watched the pair polish off a meal before following them and their “dates” onto the dance floor believing the gangsters were meeting up to talk about drugs they were busy with the sex workers they had taken out on the town German authorities and Italian anti-mafia police had been watching Giorgi — known as “Bacetto,” or “Little Kiss” — for years A rising figure in Italy’s 'Ndrangheta criminal organization he was based a two-hour drive away in the picturesque lakeside town of Überlingen where he ran an Italian eatery frequented by tourists While Bacetto’s restaurant hasn’t always earned the best reviews from diners he does get high marks from investigators for his other business — managing a multi-million-euro cocaine pipeline from Latin America to Europe based on two years of research by reporters from IrpiMedia and OCCRP explores how the ’Ndrangheta’s network operates The first part focuses on the group in Europe showing how a well-connected clan shuttles cocaine across the continent and moves the proceeds into the legal economy The second part plunges into the Latin American and African sides of the operation demonstrating how the ’Ndrangheta’s top brokers and suppliers work from a series of ports where corruption allows the cocaine trade to thrive Back in the 'Ndrangheta’s spiritual home of San Luca in Italy’s southern Calabria region the Giorgis — known as “Boviciani” to distinguish them from other local Giorgis — had hammered out alliances with top 'Ndrangheta families to form a cartel of drug buyers Bacetto extended the network to include international gangs who wanted in on the action The 'Ndrangheta’s reach stretches well beyond Europe Through brokers in Paraguay and Uruguay — with logistics provided by a feared prison gang in Brazil — they ship drugs to the ports of Antwerp in Belgium Rotterdam in the Netherlands and Hamburg in Germany IrpiMedia and OCCRP used court and police documents and interviews with law enforcement sources to reconstruct a years-long police investigation into a network of Albanians but also the criminal hubs of Latin America and West Africa the investigation known as “Operation Platinum” culminated with around 800 police and tax investigators arresting 32 alleged mobsters in Italy and Germany One German prosecutor called it “a bad day for the dark side of power.” Bacetto’s bad day had already happened nine months earlier A family member once jokingly described him as lazy saying that he “wakes up early in the morning and then goes back to bed.” And in July 2019 the wanted mobster sleepwalked right into custody after he drove by a military police checkpoint near his hometown and was stopped for having tinted windows Military police then arrested him for prior offenses Bacetto and other central characters in the following case are still awaiting trial and allegations outlined by police sources and in official indictments have not yet been proven in court Multiple attempts to contact a legal team known to have represented the Giorgis have gone unanswered Operation Platinum had its roots in the statements of Domenico Agresta a one-time ’Ndrangheta boss who turned state’s witness in 2016 and began to take shape the following year when Agresta’s cousin and three other ’Ndrangheta-affiliated narcos made their way to Munich ostensibly to take in the Oktoberfest celebrations investigators hypothesized that the trip was actually designed to let them meet members of the Giorgi clan living in Germany began phone communication with a German number used by a nephew of the Giorgis After the nephew made a winding road trip between Germany and Italy Italian investigators and German federal police began swapping information German prosecutors opened an investigation into the Giorgis a joint investigation team was set up between the Italians and the Germans This teamwork eventually culminated in the Platinum raids and arrests of May 5 Despite its picturesque waterfront location on Lake Constance in Überlingen’s town center the Ristorante Paganini garners lackluster reviews Customers online bemoan the “awful salad,” spaghetti that’s “overcooked and tasteless,” and “a fly in the tortellini,” although one concedes the Italian staff are “friendly enough.” Paganini rates a lowly 61st out of 62 restaurants in Überlingen on Tripadvisor But food is not likely the Giorgi-Boviciani clan’s main concern: The 'Ndrangheta cell have established a criminal fiefdom in Überlingen over the past decade backed by key narco families back home in San Luca the Giorgis are allied with the 'Ndrangheta’s Romeo-Staccu clan which in turn works under the Pelle-Gambazzas 'Ndrangheta royalty who lord over one of the three territories into which the group has divided the Italian province of Reggio Calabria The ’Ndrangheta was formed in the 1860s in Calabria but grew its power by sending families out around the world via chain migration Today it’s a global institution made up of affiliated clans working under a hierarchical structure the crime group can affect the price of cocaine around the world The ’Ndrangheta system is broken down into doti ’Ndrangheta members can only have dealings with other crime bosses and leading figures from the political and business worlds once they reach one of the higher doti echelons The ’Ndrangheta often cloaks its illegal operations under the banner of legitimate business — starting real companies in one area then using that legitimacy to expand across borders the mafia network aims to exploit legal differences between criminal jurisdictions and to escape attention may appear as an isolated act rather than part of an international operation,” the European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation (Eurojust) said in December 2018 in a bust that foreshadowed Operation Platinum a Eurojust operation dubbed “Pollino” saw 84 ’Ndrangheta members detained across Europe Dutch authorities got in touch with Eurojust over suspected money laundering involving partners in Italian eateries in the Netherlands and their connections to Germany’s North Rhine-Westphalia region The Giorgis are no 'Ndrangheta aristocrats buying cocaine from Latin America-based Italian brokers they used restaurants and an import-export company Police records show how they used food trucks to move cocaine from the Netherlands and Spain across the continent to Italy the Giorgis were represented by Bacetto and his brother-in-law Sebastiano Signati the Giorgis imported food from Italy and sold it to other Italian restaurants in Germany ignoring sales taxes and apparently funnelling illegal profits back home Some bought the goods out of fear when they heard the name “Giorgi,” a police source said Others bought them simply because they were cheap where he was tasked with ensuring cash flow for his family because his Italian arrest warrant was never brought to the attention of international law enforcement According to Operation Platinum investigators and the related Italian order for custody the Giorgi family would buy food products in Italy and sell them to Italian restaurants in Germany through companies they'd set up there German chief public prosecutor Johannes-Georg Roth estimated they evaded over two million euros in taxes in total Reporters were unable to sample the food during a visit to the Paganini in January 2020 because the eatery was closed for winter But clues about the Giorgis’ European partners were easy to spot A mailbox on the building’s left side included a long set of names; some were Giorgis and their Calabrian associates but three with Romanian surnames made the list as well Despite their impressive efforts to conceal illegal activities within the legal economy the Giorgis let themselves down in other crucial areas — especially when it came to their internal communications They would also be undermined by one-time allies who had decided to speak to police Operation Platinum narrowed in on the Giorgis in 2017 when anti-mafia police in Turin noticed a family member stopping in their city as they made their way north from Calabria to Überlingen The investigation soon involved German police from the town of Friedrichshafen a 30-minute drive along Lake Constance from Überlingen who tracked the Italian on the reverse trip south The Giorgis used encrypted EncroChat phones making it impossible to intercept their communications But Turin investigators caught a break in mid-2018 when Bacetto’s brother Giovanni who had been under house arrest in San Luca was granted permission to move to a home in Sardinia investigators could listen in on Giovanni’s conversations with relatives and friends who would make pilgrimages from Calabria or Piedmont to meet the Giorgi family leader and Colombian gangs who play key roles in the drug trade surrounding the ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam In one bugged conversation with his nephew Antonio Giovanni slammed Bacetto for keeping too much of his earnings for himself and his associates in Germany when more should have gone to the cassa comune a family kitty used to finance drug purchases Antonio accused his relatives in Germany of swiping 3,000 to 4,000 euros per day every time they’d "work" — his euphemism for dealing with drugs He also complained that Bacetto said he didn’t have money for the cassa comune because of expenses for the Paganini restaurant Although slighted by his own family in the bugged chats Bacetto was in fact the “soul” of the Giorgis’ cocaine business according to a longtime investigator of the 'Ndrangheta who requested anonymity to protect ongoing operations Investigators believe it was through Bacetto that the Giorgis were in touch with a key contact: Denis Matoshi one of the heads of Albania’s Kompania Bello cartel Matoshi ran a gang of Albanians in Rotterdam and Antwerp overseeing cocaine shipped via Latin America to Europe a longtime 'Ndrangheta trafficker who began cooperating with authorities in 2015 had used a refrigerated truck to disguise cocaine shipped through Rotterdam among fruit consignments An artist’s impression of Sebastiano Giorgi Tirintino said his cousin supplied Bacetto with “the goods,” meaning cocaine for which the Giorgis paid 32,000 to 33,500 euros per kilogram He said he had numerous meetings with Bacetto Bacetto also appeared to see himself as a major player In an intercepted conversation in a bugged Audi A3 in November 2018 he bragged to his brother and nephew of making 400,000 euros a year “net” and said it took “balls” to accomplish what he had in Germany More than 750 million shipping containers are moved by sea annually accounting for 90 percent of the world’s cargo trade Fewer than two percent of these are ever screened Antwerp handled up to 3.5 million incoming shipping containers Antwerp has direct cargo lines from Colombia Fresh produce needs to be processed rapidly meaning customs and law enforcement officers often struggle to screen shipments thoroughly This makes the port a popular entry point to Europe for drug traffickers Almost 42 tons of cocaine were seized at the port in 2017 dozens more tons are intercepted before they can even reach the port Traffickers are also drawn to Antwerp’s easy road access to the Netherlands a key European market where large quantities of drugs are processed and cut before being sent on to smaller distributors across Europe investigators tracked Bacetto and other Giorgis on several trips to the Netherlands During these trips Bacetto met with several suspected drug traders including the Romanian Adrian Bogdan Andrei alias “Andy,” whom police identified as Bacetto’s “footman.” Andy let Bacetto sleep at his Rotterdam apartment and use it as a logistical base as he moved between Amsterdam and Rotterdam to meet with Colombian suppliers and mapped out the path of at least one large suspected shipment Giovanni Giorgi was heard telling an associate that Bacetto was dealing with “foreigners” in the Netherlands who were expecting a load of about 170 or 180 kilograms of cocaine in a bugged conversation from an Audi A3 travelling between Überlingen and Amsterdam on November 18 Bacetto and his brother and nephew discussed how to handle the Netherlands transaction The Giorgis owed about “500,” they said — a fee believed by court authorities to be 500,000 euros This payment needed to be settled ahead of November 25 the day the drugs were meant to arrive in the port of Rotterdam from Guayaquil they would meet Andy and two Colombians — who didn’t know they were being tailed by Dutch police Wiretapped conversations between Andy and the Giorgis showed how the shipment’s safe arrival would be guaranteed by the detention of a man connected to the Colombian suppliers — a collateral system often used in the underworld "One of them stays with us,” Domenico Giorgi was heard to say and we search for a house,” Bacetto continued “We first give them the money and when the stuff is at the port — ” Domenico replied before Bacetto broke in again: “He stays with us and only when the stuff has been loaded we can talk on the phone is what happened: a young man from Medellín was held captive by Sebastiano Signati at a Rotterdam B&B until November 29 when he was driven back to Amsterdam and handed Police wiretaps suggest the backpack held 300,000 euros in cash Rather than the expected 170-180 kilogram shipment investigators believe the final total was 124 kilos split down the middle between the Giorgis and their Romanian associates Investigators believe Bacetto and the Giorgis bought 62 kilos of cocaine from the Colombians in the Netherlands 12 of which were presumably transported to Italy in December 2018 German investigators heard Bacetto talking at his apartment in the town of Seelfingen — which had also been bugged — about another cocaine deal with an Albanian and a Romanian both living in Belgium involved a shipment of 240 one-kilogram packages of cocaine Both the Albanian and the Romanian are suspected traffickers based in Belgium while the Romanian manages a handful of logistics companies there Once these shipments had safely made it to Europe Transporting cocaine and money in their fruit trucks they are first believed to have moved around Germany and later headed to Turin where they were helped by relatives with the logistics It was at this Turin stop-off that Italian police had first gotten the whiff of the Giorgis’ trail Police documents and OCCRP sources in Italy and Germany show how the Giorgis worked both sides of the cocaine trade The evidence trail offers a clear breakdown of the family’s drug dealing from agreements with major players who dealt in tons of cocaine in Latin America to minions who sold quick highs in the bars of Europe the Giorgis’ cocaine went to retailers in Turin and Sicily for 30,000 to 48,000 euros per kilo depending on the buyers’ relationship with the Giorgis These clients were mainly other Calabrians for whom the family reserved the largest portions of their shipments The Giorgi then sold a smaller part to average dealers — bar owners in Turin the price climbed up to 57,000 euros per kilo or between 5,000 and 7,000 euros per 100 grams according to wiretapped conversations between Giorgi family members According to the Operation Platinum order of custody the Giorgis had enough logistical capacity to supply their clients with drugs on a weekly basis But not all deals and deliveries ran smoothly and the Giorgis weren’t powerful enough to exert control over the ports A ”rip-off,” or ”gancho ciego” (which literally means “blind hook” in Spanish) refers to hiding contraband in a container without either the shipper or the consignee being aware of it The method’s advantage is that no paper trail links the traffickers to the shipment but it makes the logistics of unloading the contraband at the arrival port much more difficult The drugs need to be removed before the receiving company takes delivery of the shipment To unload illicit cargo, they had to rely on Latin American suppliers, their higher-placed Calabrian allies, or other gangs like the Albanians. Often drugs were shipped using the “rip-off” technique meaning the company shipping the containers had no idea their shipments were used to carry drugs the cocaine began its winding truck routes Drivers — one was paid 3,000 euros per trip according to the Operation Platinum order of custody — had to mimic the routes of legitimate food delivery services following pre-planned GPS coordinates to avoid arousing police suspicions drivers in other vehicles would approach the truck in a pre-arranged location and remove the drugs before the truck continued on its route with each of the four brothers putting the cash they earned into the cassa comune Their weekly profit came to around 200,000 euros Bacetto relied heavily on family members and other Calabrians to help manage his German operations The restaurant‘s ownership often changed hands over the years but always remained within the same clique of Italians Calabrian associates also ran two German companies owned the Paganini from 2016 to 2018 as well as importing and exporting groceries took over ownership of the business in 2019 'Ndrangheta money was also hidden in a very literal sense back home Further conversations show the brothers were hiding fortunes in buried barrels while always keeping at least 500,000 euros handy for regular expenses Giovanni warned his brother to spread the bundles of cash around rather than buying them all in the same hole: “Better to lose two to three hours of digging than losing a whole life of work,” he said Operation Platinum documents show that the Giorgis had one key supplier: Giuseppe Romeo the nickname indicates someone armed and dangerous The Giorgis had their own derogatory nickname for him — The Dwarf — but despite such jibes Bacetto and his crew knew they badly needed the services that he could provide Maluferru is the son of one of San Luca’s most feared bosses alias “Centocapelli,” a leading member of the Romeo-Staccu 'Ndrangheta clan Investigators say Maluferru — who appears to have had crucial connections at three European ports — guaranteed the Giorgis “the constant dispatch of huge loads of drugs” from South America Giovanni Giorgi lamented that Maluferru often resold the “goods” to the Giorgis at inflated prices a Giorgi nephew based in Turin: “When The Dwarf told us that he bought at 27 with our money he bought it at 24 and stole three points.” An artist’s impression of Walter Cesare Marvelli Because Maluferru was so good at what he did and “has [access to] everything in Holland,” Giovanni can be heard saying Maluferru remained a ghost to the authorities who had been ordering cocaine from him since at least 2018 swapped rumors among themselves that he had been spotted in Brazil and may even have disguised himself as a priest the Giorgis had established a connection to two even more powerful suppliers: Italian father-and-son duo Nicola and Patrick Assisi two 'Ndrangheta mega-traffickers who had been on the run in Brazil for years and were allies of the country’s First Capital Command (PCC) prison-based crime group Marvelli had hustled hard to win the Assisi family’s trust knowing they only opened their doors to a select few when in August 2018 police caught another break The Giorgis were still using their encrypted EncroChat phones But they had failed to grasp the subtleties of the new technology — including the key principle that passwords should be kept secret — conversations from Giovanni’s bugged Sardinian home revealed Giovanni told Francesco to unlock an EncroChat phone using the password “pecora,” which means “sheep.” While setting up his own phone another associate said he would use “the same password as last time” — “Maria.” Giovanni and Marvelli would later start reading their EncroChat conversations with Patrick Assisi out loud describing the logistics of the operations in detail "We have the exit [the cocaine leaving] both from Peru and from Venezuela," Assisi wrote in one message Assisi wanted the unloading done in Hamburg and asked Marvelli to send “a Chinese” person to pick up the shipment and we are calm … we know the responsibility is yours,’” Marvelli read out An artist’s impression of Giovanni Giorgi The bugged chats revealed that the Assisis — who are known to have mostly shipped cocaine in liquid form — would be sending a consignment in 2.5-kilo bags hidden in a shipment of an unnamed mineral Because the Assisis didn’t handle unloading at European ports the Giorgis were forced to involve The Dwarf in the process The Assisis said they would send a shipment of 500 kilos which investigators told OCCRP was because the logistical costs and bribes needed for each load made smaller loads impractical Import-export companies or the “rip-off” technique provided cover Using the trail laid out by the Giorgis and their accomplices German police identified containers that fit the profile for the would-be Assisi shipment But when inspections were made in Hamburg in October 2018 when they raided a container suspected of carrying Assisi cocaine bound for the Giorgis and uncovered 300 kilos of cocaine stashed in packages of cotton swabs the Giorgis’ Latin American connections were coming under threat their agreements with the Assisis had begun to hit a roadblock and Marvelli planned to go to Brazil to meet Patrick Assisi in person and beginning to deal with Assisi directly and had the keys to unlock some major European ports constantly walking a tightrope between powerful suppliers whose whims could make or break them seemed destined to remain effective cocaine distributors with little prospect of ascending to the higher echelons of the 'Ndrangheta that dark clouds were also beginning to hover over both Maluferru and the Assisis and the pipeline from which they had made their own fortunes Benedikt Strunz and Koen Voskuil contributed reporting This story was partly funded by grants from Journalismfund.eu and Reporters in the Fields Support from readers like you helps OCCRP expose 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Drugs keep flowing despite the global pandemic Guests can read and relax in the fasting lounge A 'regular' fast lasts six days at Germany's Buchinger Wilhelmi contemporary art has been installed behind the reception the wood panelling spruced up and its venerable newsstand removed the two-Michelin-starred Pavillon restaurant is being refreshed to reflect the taste for lighter and the stately rooms now come with wellness kits comprising a yoga mat for use in conjunction with a fitness programme designed by an F1 performance coach was the brainchild of a clean-living German naval doctor whose career was cut short by excruciating rheumatism he was persuaded to undertake a 19-day fast after which he reported being completely cured A convert to the healing effects of fasting Buchinger initially opened his own home to treat patients; soon "the fasting doctor from Witzenhausen" needed somewhere larger and After the war came the much larger facility in Überlingen a renowned spa town in the more temperate south (At the instigation of Buchinger's son-in-law an outpost in Marbella was added in 1973.) From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter get the best of The Week delivered directly to your inbox Decades before Japanese cell biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi received the 2016 Nobel Prize in Medicine for his work on autophagy ("self-devouring") – the body's ability to self-repair and ward off pathogens when deprived of food – Otto understood that "When we fast the organism employs the energy it would otherwise use for digestion to heal the diseased regions under the 'expert' guidance of our 'inner doctor'." Today it forms the bedrock of any stay at Buchinger Wilhelmi The list of ailments shown to have been relieved by therapeutic fasting is long: rheumatism caloric intake is limited to twice-daily soups or fruit juices "ketosis" – the process by which the food-deprived body redirects its energies to "cleaning house" – takes 72 hours (before which the body simply burns stored glucose and fat) A "regular" fast lasts six days at Buchinger Wilhelmi Besides the daily recording of blood pressure and weight measurements the programme relies chiefly on a midday rest taken with a warm water bottle strapped to the stomach (to stimulate liver function) and the injunction to take gentle exercise tennis courts and an outdoor (heated) pool there are classes and lectures on all aspects of wellbeing alongside regular recitals – a nod to Otto's belief that starving the mind while denying the body is no way to live It's difficult to calibrate the overall effect giving up control of one's diet – and with it feelings of hunger and satiety – has on the psyche did much to research and authenticate therapeutic fasting trained as a psychologist before joining the family business (he recently stepped down as managing director to make way for his son his focus is on the mental-health aspects of taking a break from daily life in particular the benefits of removing oneself from testing environments and the technologies that enable them "Beyond the dogma of a healthy lifestyle," he writes "we offer people a place where they can return to their true selves and be at peace with who they are." there's more opportunity to explore the nooks and crannies of one's consciousness designed by Italian architect Matteo Thun and offering wonderful views over Lake Constance to the Alps serves as both sanctuary and feeding station as is the use of mobile phones (even if younger guests remain inseparable from their devices) No wonder first-time visitors are apt to re-book before departure Although one undeniable draw of Buchinger Wilhelmi is time spent in solitary contemplation it's worth taking advantage of the therapies treatments and life-coaching sessions on offer all of which are designed to rehabilitate the exhausted id A 10-day fasting programme (which includes two consultations with the medical staff drink and fasting provisions) costs £2,340 per person non-fasting stays are available from £218 per night buchinger-wilhelmi.com A free daily email with the biggest news stories of the day – and the best features from TheWeek.com Bill Prince is the Editor-in-Chief of The Blend Germany spa reviewA seriously safe pair of hands for therapeutic fasting and low-calorie dieting set against the beautiful backdrop of Lake ConstanceAll listings featured on Condé Nast Traveller are independently selected by our editors Otto’s statue now stands gazing out over the lake and the family continue to build on his reputation with great-grandson Leonard Wilhelmi now in charge There is much talk of microbiomes – the ecosystem of mouth and gut bacteria that is essential to our health – and of how fasting encourages them to feed on our own cells And how fasting can flip the metabolic switch so our bodies consume fat for energy rather than glucose The clinic has spent decades researching the subject and in recent years has really ramped up its credentials – as one guest from Mumbai told me “I could go to any number of ayurvedic spas in India but I wanted somewhere with real medical science behind it.” A recent addition to the team is Dr Robin Mesnage who is helping develop therapies based around long-term fasting who recently succeeded his father as spa director is keen to expand the spa’s after-care service and has launched a Fasting at Home box (this sounds like an empty situationist joke but it actually contains all the vitamins you need) The 10-day fasting programme is the classic here (although you can stay as long as 28 days) six days of pure fasting and three refeeding days that slowly add back the calories nightly liver packs administered by a nurse and colonic irrigation every other day go to bed early and drink a lot of vegetable consommé And at night you will probably dream of cheese on toast But it’s also possible to stay here and not fast which is useful for those who don’t have time to stay 10 days I opted for a four-day stay with an 800-calorie option which included a specially crafted menu and access to as many complimentary classes as I wanted but that isn’t the entire point – adherents talk of the intense sense of euphoria and mental clarity that the experiences gives them This isn’t really a place to book individual therapists – the programme is the main focus You will see a succession of kind-but-firm doctors in white coats most of whom have been here for a decade or more and all of whom have interesting stories to tell Dr Lischka will talk you through your schedule while Dr Harfmann conducts the initial examination measuring weight and waist for comparison later A favourite during my stay was Dr Lischka’s husband who led a session in autogenic training – a relaxation method based on hypnosis that can be performed anywhere and helps promote sleep and reduce stress – and has such a deeply reassuring voice that I wish I’d recorded it This will only concern those on low-cal programmes but how chef Philippe Troppenhagen recently went from a Michelin restaurant to this lakeside spa is a story in itself His menus are bespoke and beautiful and draw on ingredients plucked from the meadows and woodland nearby – mainly plant-based dishes with occasional appearances by fish there were lots of mushrooms and grains garlanded with edible flowers including a lovely Serviettenknodel with mushroom ragout and puddings such as wholemeal strudel Easy to stay on 800 calories a day when the food is as good as this (though it didn’t take long to pounce on the yoghurt balls left in my room as a little snack) and you’ll probably want to take some recipes back with you – signing up for a nutritional cookery lesson at extra cost would be good investment There’s a full programme of complimentary classes that can keep you busy all day from 8.15am meditation and pranayama through stretching to water gymnastics There’s even a back-to-basics art class in which you paint a colour wheel with watercolours and then let your imagination go – for some people it’s the first time they’d dipped brushes into water since school And there’s a whole range of additional therapies and diagnostic tests from stress ECG and abdominal ultrasound to psychotherapy acupuncture and beauty treatments; post-lockdown additions include a sleep specialist and orthopaedic surgeon including a stress-busting massage after which I was swaddled in towels and a heated pack of hay flowers gathered from the Austrian meadows developed in the 1980s by a Lake Constance naturopath in which pressure is applied to the points where muscle tendon and bone meet to alleviate tension – a subtle but deeply effective experience that led to a long Bedrooms (mostly single occupancy) are spread out in several villas on the Buchinger campus many with terraces facing out over the hillside and lake with contemporary rooms in soothings greys and taupes; a bathroom set behind a glass wall – so you can shower with a view – and a swivel leather armchair for your best Mitteleuropean psychoanalyst impression There are several viewing platforms around the estate and along with the pool and adjoining Kneipp water course Buchinger’s main competitor is, of course, the Mayr “cure” developed by Franz X Mayr in 1915 and practised at spas such as Lanserhof, which is an altogether shinier and more costly option, though has its own aficionados. As one therapist here remarked, ‘Lanserhof seems to appeal to those who don’t quite know how to spend their money…’ As spa director Leonard Wilhelmi tells us on cocktail night (mocktails of course) this is a place many people come to when they need to make a big life decision To end a relationship or begin a new career I met one guest from New York who had suffered from Crohn’s all his life and wanted to see if fasting was the answer and two eighty-something-year-old Canadians in sprightly good health who travel here every year for the reduced-calorie programme and told me they return feeling years younger What’s so good about Buchinger is it doesn’t try to upsell extra treatments – just fasting is enough And while those on the classic course share a real sense of camaraderie and talk of the sense of euphoria the reduced-calorie programme isn’t the soft option but a chance to see what effect a changed diet will have on body and mind it left a lasting impression: a lakeside place of serenity that left me feeling clearer and more focused than I had been for months Little wonder some devoted Buchinger disciples have been known to buy apartments nearby A 10-night retreat costs from about £3,127. Individual nights from about £282. buchinger-wilhelmi.com Diehl Defence has acquired a plot of land from the city of Überlingen for the expansion of its existing site on Lake Constance Überlingen is already home to Diehl Defence's corporate headquarters and is one of its three major locations Überlingen is already home to Diehl Defence's corporate headquarters and is one of its three major locations The acquired piece of land is directly adjacent to Diehl Defence's existing property in Überlingen and is therefore ideally suited to meet the company's growing space requirements without having to create a new location A new administration building is to be built on the plot which covers 8,000 square meters and was the location of the former municipal road maintenance depot The new building will provide space for offices and social rooms as well as a so-called Diehl Academy on four floors three more floors will be created for parking as well as a representative entrance area With this decision to expand the existing location Diehl Defence is committed to Überlingen and builds on the long-standing good cooperation with the municipality and the local authorities The company has been on a growth path for several years Diehl Defence currently has about 1,200 employees at the Überlingen location and expects this number to grow to about 1,600 by 2025 the affiliated company Diehl Aerospace also employs about 300 employees so that Diehl will have a total of up to 2,000 employees at Alte Nussdorfer Strasse in 2025 laid the foundation stone for a new warehouse and office building at the company's head office in Überlingen in the presence of the First Mayor of Überlingen Jan Zeitler laid the foundation stone for a new warehouse and office building at the company's head office in Überlingen in the presence of the First Mayor of Überlingen Jan Zeitler carried out by Goldbeck Süd GmbH as prime contractor have become necessary because Diehl Defence's existing capacities at the Überlingen location are no longer sufficient Diehl Defence records a positive business development accompanied by an increasing demand for building space the company is currently erecting a new building complex with approximately 3,400 square meters usable space in an easterly direction of the existing works premises in Überlingen The new building allows the enlargement of the production surface elsewhere on the works premises and takes into account the envisaged personnel increase was also the environmentally friendly construction including state-of-the-art technology concrete core activation as well as a modern photovoltaic plant on the green roof emphasizing the sustainability concept at the location in Überlingen," Rauch underlines "We would like to express our thanks to the city of Überlingen and the building supervisory authority for having made possible the quick implementation of this objective," he added First Mayor Zeitler summarized "With this building project Diehl Defence makes another contribution to the strengthening of the business location Überlingen and thus further secures highly qualified knowledge-based jobs and training occupations in our city a leading system house in the defence industry in Germany and the largest industrial employer in the western Lake Constance district a precision parts manufacturer based in Überlingen The existing business of Allweier will be continued by Diehl Defence as an independent business unit under the name "DD Präzisionsteile GmbH & Co KG" The Allweier Group went through insolvency proceedings in the course of which Diehl Defence was selected from several applicants as the buyer This will secure the jobs of about 160 people in Überlingen currently employed by Allweier Diehl Defence expands its production capacity and opens up a new source of supply for its existing product range Allweier currently manufactures high-precision metal parts for several industrial sectors which can also be used in a large number of Diehl Defence products said: "The acquisition of the Allweier Group fits perfectly into our growth strategy secures jobs at the Überlingen site and opens up new prospects for the employees of the Allweier Group a future-oriented solution was found for all parties involved in constructive cooperation with the insolvency administrator "Schleich & Partner"." Diehl Defence is currently in a phase of strong growth In the years ahead a continued increase in production sales and workforce is forecast which will further strengthen the market position of Diehl Defence as leading German system house in the field of air defence Diehl Defence can strengthen its existing workforce with qualified employees in the new company as well as its supply chain The takeover of Allweier is based on many years of good cooperation with the municipality and local authorities and is part of ongoing measures to secure the location: a new warehouse and logistics building was already built at Diehl Defence's headquarters in Überlingen in 2021/2022 and in October 2023 the company acquired a plot of land to build a new administration building in the coming years 9 (UPI) -- The 4,000th production IRIS-T series missile from Dielh Defense of Germany has been delivered to the Swedish military It was originally developed under a multi-national program involving Germany Spain and Sweden as a replacement for the U.S.-made Sidewinder air-to-air missile but is now also used as a ground-based air defense system "Based on its outstanding capabilities and performances IRIS-T represents a dual-role missile also suitable for surface-to-air missions," Diehl said "The jubilee missile will enter service in a Swedish Armed Forces Ground Based Air Defense regiment "IRIS-T program partner Sweden is the launch customer for the IRIS-T SLS GBAD system." Other features of the missile include predictive flight path tracking and lock-on-after-launch capability The IRIS-T SL missile is launched from a multi-function container (for storage transport and firing) providing 360° protection against aircraft It can easily be integrated into various existing and future air defence systems through connection to fire control systems via standardized and software-based interfaces.  In cooperation with the ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems shipyard and other industrial partners Diehl Defence is developing a multi-role capable guided missile providing self-defence capabilities for submerged submarines under the project name IDAS (Interactive Defence & Attack System for Submarines) It is designed to counter threats from the air It can be launched from a torpedo tube engaging targets autonomously by means of an autopilot and infrared seeker a fiber-optic link allows data exchange between the missile and the submarine enabling the submarine crew to intervene at any time RAM is a shipboard defence system against approaching anti-ship missiles The weapon system stands out due to its high firepower and short reaction times The missile autonomously guides itself into the target by means of its dual-mode (radar and infrared) seeker Developed in transatlantic cooperation by Germany and the U.S. RAM is manufactured and marketed by the industrial partners RAM-System GmbH – a joint venture of Diehl and MBDA Deutschland – and Raytheon Missiles & Defense the fourth missile generation (RAM Block 2) is being delivered Due to its enhanced rocket motor and upgraded actuator system the latest RAM version provides considerably higher agility enabling it to even counter hypervelocity missiles reliably The performance enhancements provide outstanding protection for fast patrol boats as well as aircraft carriers of ten user nations against current and future threats.  The Spike LR (long range) guided missile is part of the identically named guided weapon family of the Israeli manufacturer Rafael Spike LR is capable of engaging both ground targets hardened command posts or targets behind cover The LR version is equipped with a fiber-optic data link for transmitting image data to the operator allowing correction of the flight trajectory or mission abort Diehl Defence produces the missile within the Bundeswehr´s procurement project MELLS (lightweight multi-role guided missile system) to equip the new PUMA armored infantry combat vehicle as well as infantry and special forces Spike is marketed by the program company EuroSpike GmbH – a joint venture of Diehl Sidewinder is an air-to-air guided missile developed by the U.S the missile has been produced and refined under license by Diehl Defence as European prime contractor in several versions its subsidiary Diehl Retrofit Missile Systeme provides worldwide maintenance and modernization of AIM 9L missiles The anti-tank missile PARS 3 LR is being procured as primary armament of the Bundeswehr's TIGER combat helicopter specifically designed for engagement of ground targets Diehl Defence developed a high-performance IR seeker for precise and reliable target tracking Complex image processing algorithms provide high strike probability even in difficult scenarios a joint venture of Diehl Defence and MBDA Deutschland.  a prominent figure in Germany’s defence industry and the primary industrial employer in the western Lake Constance district is set to acquire Allweier Under the name “DD Präzisionsteile GmbH & Co KG,” Diehl Defence will operate Allweier’s existing business as an independent unit This acquisition by Diehl Defence follows Allweier Group’s insolvency proceedings during which Diehl Defence emerged as the buyer from a pool of multiple applicants This move ensures job security for approximately 160 individuals currently employed by Allweier in Überlingen The incorporation of Allweier into Diehl Defence’s framework not only safeguards employment but also augments Diehl Defence’s production capacity while providing a fresh source of supply for their current product range Allweier specializes in manufacturing high-precision metal parts across various industrial sectors including components compatible with numerous Diehl Defence products expressed that this acquisition aligns seamlessly with their growth strategy guaranteeing employment in Überlingen and presenting new opportunities for Allweier Group’s employees He highlighted the collaborative efforts involving all stakeholders including the insolvency administrator “Schleich & Partner,” in achieving a forward-looking solution Diehl Defence is currently experiencing substantial growth projecting continual increases in production This expansion aims to further fortify Diehl Defence’s position as a leading German system house in air defence Diehl Defence anticipates leveraging the expertise of skilled employees and bolstering its supply chain The takeover of Allweier is part of Diehl Defence’s ongoing commitment to fortify its local presence and secure its operations Previous initiatives include constructing a new warehouse and logistics building at Diehl Defence’s Überlingen headquarters in 2021/2022 the company acquired land to develop a new administration building in the coming years further cementing its commitment to the region’s stability and growth and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Old Editions (Print Issue) March 2025 February 2025 January 2025 December 2024 November 2024 October 2024 September 2024 August 2024 July 2024 June 2024 May 2024 April 2024 All Archives (Industry & Service News) FORCE has managed to grab the right eyeballs within the government of India, and the top leadership of the services. Today, FORCE has the largest subscription base from within the three armed (Indian Army, IAF and Navy) and the Paramilitary (CRPF, BSF, ITBP and SSB) forces in India. FORCE is also read keenly in the industry, by the policy-makers, the strategic community and the general readers. Rheinmetall Electronics GmbH of Bremen, Diehl Defence GmbH & Co. KG of Überlingen and Hensoldt Sensors GmbH of Taufkirchen have signed a joint agreement to cooperate in a special partnership known as an “Arbeitsgemeinschaft”, or ARGE. The three companies aim to provide a national, low-risk solution that will be quickly available thanks to the use of commercially available systems and system components. The conceptual system design of ARGE NNbS relies primarily on proven systems and subsystems, including integration of components already in use by the Bundeswehr. Rheinmetall’s Electronic Solutions and Vehicle Systems divisions bring expert technological knowledge and years of experience in developing and supplying defence systems, especially in the fields of vehicles, communication and integration. the Lake Constance region is truly a place to relax and go back to basics while reconnecting with nature it is also here where you’ll find some of the best thermal baths where relaxing thoroughly with a view of the Alps is part of the package © Meersburg Therme An important town in the Lake Constance region, Meersburg is known for its historic medieval structures Take a break from sightseeing and head to the Meersburg Therme which enjoys a fantastic location right by the lake with panoramic views of the water as well as the Alps The thermal bath bubbles away at a temperature of 34°C and contains natural minerals that are purported to have healing effects After taking a dip in the warm and relaxing pool stretch out on one of the sun loungers on the huge sundeck or the panorama terrace and order something delicious to eat make use to the Meersburg Thermal Bath’s direct access to the lake or cool off in the lake during the cooler months after spending some time in the sauna or steam bath (or both) One of the features that make the Meersburg Therme really stand out is the Pfahlbausaunen (saunas fashioned after the UNESCO World Heritage Site pile dwellings) the thermal bath also has a family area with a waterslide no thermal bath would be complete without sweating out toxins and there are a few different saunas with temperatures ranging between 80°C to 90°C The panorama sauna also has a fantastic view of the lake and Alps and to cool off If you want to spoil yourself just a bit more book an outdoor massage right by the lakefront © Konstanz Therme Another one of Lake Constance’s most important towns, Konstanz is known for its university as well as its beautiful cathedral The Konstanz Thermal Bath is right by Lake Constance and has a 33°C pool with mineral-rich water as well as a large terrace overlooking the great view The many saunas with different fragrance essences look out over the Alps while the 400 m² outside pool is so close to the lake that it seems to be its extension The large waterslide is the perfect place for kids to splash around while the sports pool is available for some serious swimming direct access to Lake Constance is also quite the perk Sign up to our newsletter to save up to $800 on our unique trips See privacy policy All recommendations have been independently sourced by Culture Trip Read Next Design The Most Beautiful Churches in Berlin See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in July Art 10 Masterpieces You Can Only See in Munich See & Do A Guide to River Cruises in Germany: What to Know See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in October See & Do The Best Weekend Trips From Heidelberg See & Do Germany's Most Beautiful Abbeys and Monasteries See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in September Guides & Tips The Best European Cities to Visit in November See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Autumn Guides & Tips The Best European Cities to Visit in December See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Summer US: +1 (678) 967 4965 | UK: +44 (0)1630 35000 tripssupport@theculturetrip.com © Copyright 2025 The Culture Trip Ltd Lenkflugkörper Iris-T von Diehl: Das BSI weiß von weiteren betroffenen Organisationen Nordkoreanische Hacker in Staatsdiensten haben den Rüstungskonzern Diehl Defence angegriffen. Forscher des US-Sicherheitsunternehmens Mandiant, einer Google-Tochter Demnach haben Hacker der zuletzt sehr aktiven Gruppe »Kimsuky« versucht Diehl-Mitarbeiter mittels gefälschter und vermeintlich lukrativer Jobangebote amerikanischer Rüstungsanbieter zu überlisten Ihr Plan: Wer das gefälschte PDF anklickte würde seinen Rechner über ebenfalls gefakte Internetadressen mit Schadsoftware infizieren – um dann ausspioniert werden zu können Melina Mara / The Washington Post / Getty Images Als Präsidentin würde Kamala Harris in einer krisengeschüttelten Welt regieren aber in der Außenpolitik will Harris eigene Akzente setzen Für Europa ist das nicht nur eine gute Nachricht – in Sachen Protektionismus ist sie eine Schülerin Trumps weitere Hintergründe und Analysen im digitalen SPIEGEL Ihren Angriffsserver versteckten die Hacker hinter einer Adresse mit dem Namensbestandteil »Uberlingen« nach dem Firmenstandort Überlingen von Diehl Defence am Bodensee Auf dem Server fanden sich zudem authentisch wirkende die ähnlich anmuteten wie die der Telekom und des E-Mail-Anbieters GMX So wollten die Angreifer offenbar an Anmeldedaten deutscher Nutzer gelangen Die Hacker hätten im Vorfeld ausgiebig über die deutschen Gegebenheiten recherchiert, sagt der Mandiant-Nordkorea-Spezialist Michael Barnhart der ihre Suchanfragen teils nachvollziehen konnte Diehl Defence stellt unter anderem die Lenkflugkörper Iris-T her mit denen das südkoreanische Militär seine neuesten Kampfjets des Typs KF-21 bestückt Im Frühjahr vermeldete Diehl den ersten erfolgreichen Testschuss Das Unternehmen teilte auf Anfrage lediglich mit man wappne sich »allgemein gegen alle Bedrohungen in der aktuellen Sicherheitssituation« Für das Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI) bestätigte ein Sprecher man beobachte eine »Deutschland-Kampagne« von Kimsuky die in Fachkreisen auch als »APT43« berüchtigt sind Die verdächtigen Netzadressen des Angriffsservers seien der Behörde seit Mai bekannt Bei dem Rüstungsunternehmen handle es sich nicht um das einzige Ziel: »Dem BSI sind weitere Organisationen in Deutschland bekannt die von der aktuellen Kampagne betroffen sind.« Kamala Harris: Ihr Plan für Amerika und die Welt