Card Payment Disruptions All Across Germany
A technical failure at an IT service provider caused widespread card payment outages across Germany. Here is what expats need to know about the disruptions.

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A technical failure at an IT service provider caused widespread card payment outages across Germany. Here is what expats need to know about the disruptions.
Germany and Central Europe are bracing for severe weather with a high risk of flooding and landslides.
Germany has decided to stop purchasing military goods from Switzerland, reshaping European defense procurement.
A section of Dresden's Carolabrücke, in use since the 1970s, collapsed overnight, disrupting tram and road traffic.
Chancellor Scholz sharply criticized opposition migration plans in a heated parliamentary session.
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