The day was dominated by the announcement that Nina Warken would become Chancellery chief and Carsten Linnemann Health Minister, a reshuffle that broke in the late afternoon and was covered by nearly all major outlets. Earlier, the US-Saudi nuclear deal continued to draw concern, with multiple papers warning of proliferation risks and Trump linking it to Israel-Saudi normalization. A fatal hostage-taking and knife attack in a Regensburg bank unfolded through the afternoon, with the perpetrator killing the branch manager before being arrested. In the evening, Trump announced new tariffs against 60 trading partners, including the EU, which immediately led front pages. The AfD's exclusion of candidates in Lower Saxony and a Stuttgart mall stabbing also received attention, but the cabinet reshuffle and the Regensburg attack were the day's central editorial priorities.