Vuskovic Leaves HSV as Brighton Pays 53 Million
Luka Vuskovic leaves HSV behind as Brighton pays 53 million euros. What the record deal means for Hamburg's season.
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Nuremberg Storm Breaks Records, Cuts S-Bahn Line
Record Nuremberg storm: 3,000 emergency calls, 6 cm hail, S-Bahn line cut. What it means for Franconia commuters.
NRW Makes ABC Language Classes Mandatory
NRW will test all preschoolers and send about 50,000 children a year to mandatory ABC language classes from 2028.
Prime Video Ads Lawsuit Fails in Bavarian Court
A Bavarian court dismissed the class action over Prime Video ads, but the fight heads to Germany's highest court.
VW Plant Closures: Rescue Plans and Roadblocks
The fight over VW plant closures intensifies: China tariff ideas, a blocked Qatar deal and state aid for Osnabrück.
Italo Challenge: Deutsche Bahn Must Make Room
The Italo challenge is on: regulators say Deutsche Bahn must share tracks from 2028, raising hopes of cheaper tickets.
Politbarometer Poll: Voters Reject Merz Reforms
A new Politbarometer poll finds 63 percent of Germans reject the Merz reforms, with AfD leading and SPD in fifth.
BGH Backs Owners in Air Conditioning Ruling
The BGH air conditioning ruling lets apartment owners in Germany demand approval for balcony AC units. What it changes.
Lollapalooza Berlin 2026 Lights Up Olympiapark
Lollapalooza Berlin 2026 brought Pitbull, Lorde, Lewis Capaldi and Ayliva to Olympiapark for two packed summer days.
DB Security Guard Falls From Moving Train
A DB security guard fell from a moving train near Karlsruhe after a ticket dispute. A court rejected an arrest warrant.
EHEC Sausage Recall Expands Across Germany
An EHEC sausage recall from Fleischwaren Wulff now covers 14 German states. Check your fridge for these Mettwurst packs.
Ukraine Temporary Protection Extended to 2028
The EU extends Ukraine temporary protection to March 2028, but new rules exclude men of military age from the scheme.