Driving licence reform: what changes in 2027
Bundestag passes the driving licence reform: theory by app, fewer special drives, a shorter test, practice with parents.

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Bundestag passes the driving licence reform: theory by app, fewer special drives, a shorter test, practice with parents.
A supermarket fridge hack spoiled food in German stores in early November. What happened, who investigates, what to do.
Gen Z protests on 31 October: peaceful rallies in 30+ cities, riots and looting in Frankfurt, clashes and the next date.
Barmer says emergency rooms are overloaded and wants mandatory phone triage. When to call 116117 and when to dial 112.
New German law lets permit renewals reuse stored biometrics, so many residents skip the fingerprint appointment.
Rhine low water is near its record at Kaub, lifting freight surcharges that may raise fuel and heating-oil prices.
A Rossmann recall hits GENUSSPLUS KIDS apple chips over salmonella. Check your cupboard and return them for a refund.
A police decree widens Afghan deportations to people with no criminal record. Who is affected and the rights debate.
The EU handed AliExpress a 550 million euro DSA fine over unsafe goods. What the AliExpress fine means for shoppers.
NRW will test all preschoolers and send about 50,000 children a year to mandatory ABC language classes from 2028.
A Bavarian court dismissed the class action over Prime Video ads, but the fight heads to Germany's highest court.
A DB security guard fell from a moving train near Karlsruhe after a ticket dispute. A court rejected an arrest warrant.