SZ am Morgen: News of the day – the overview for those in a hurry

Trump is weakening tariffs on the auto industry with executive orders. Automakers will now only have to pay the 25 percent auto tariffs that Trump imposed in the spring. However, the industry is exempt from other import duties—such as those on steel and aluminum imports. Companies can also seek compensation from the US government for the costs they incurred as a result of the tariffs. Read the article (SZ Plus)

• USA: Trump celebrates 100 days in office at rally

EXCLUSIVE: BASF CEO advises calm in dealing with Trump. Markus Kamieth doesn't want to be driven crazy, even by the US president's tariff policy. One never knows how long the half-life of his statements will be. The BASF site in Ludwigshafen remains "the heart of the chemical industry in Europe." However, the pressure on the industry remains high. Read the interview (SZ Plus)

Pakistan: Expect an imminent Indian attack. Since the terrorist attack in Kashmir, tensions have been growing between the bitter rivals and nuclear-armed powers. Now Pakistan is citing "credible intelligence" that India could attack in the next 24 to 36 hours. Read the article

A new start in personnel for the Green Party is off the table for the time being. Despite heavy losses in the federal election, almost the entire parliamentary leadership remains in office. The Eastern Initiative, just passed by the party executive, also remains invisible—only one East German is represented in the leadership. This is also causing anger within the party. Read the article

More and more corals are dying for good. Ashen and dead instead of colorful and vibrant: More than 80 percent of coral reefs are bleached and on the verge of collapse. This has far-reaching consequences. Coral death could affect the climate – and a quarter to a third of all marine life depends on corals. Read the article

Rüdiger suspended for six league matches after outburst. During the cup match against FC Barcelona, ​​the Real Madrid defender threw an object at the referee and verbally abused him. The DFB continues to refrain from sanctioning the international, who is already suffering from a serious knee injury. Read the article (SZ Plus)

• On our own behalf: SZ department head Stefan Kornelius becomes government spokesman

• Bavaria: Söder wants to run again in the 2028 state elections