Orbán’s Last Resort: Vilifying Brussels to Distract from Domestic Woes
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is ramping up anti-EU rhetoric in his election campaign, a strategy aimed at diverting attention from pressing domestic issues.
Month 18. March 2026
Iran Launches Retaliatory Strikes on Gulf Gas Facilities, Escalating Regional Conflict
Iran has carried out retaliatory attacks on gas installations in several Gulf states, marking a dangerous escalation in Middle East tensions. Saudi Arabia reported casualties, while Qatar's critical energy infrastructure was hit, raising fears of global market disruption.
Germany Doubles Data Centers for AI by 2030
Germany is doubling its data center capacity by 2030 to fuel its AI ambitions. This bold move aims to prevent the nation from lagging in the global tech race.
Bayern’s Goalkeeper Crisis Tests Champions League Nerve
Bayern Munich's commanding lead is overshadowed by a sudden goalkeeper crisis, turning a sure win into a tense battle. Injuries threaten to derail their Champions League progress against Atalanta.
German Chancellor Merz Calls for EU Bureaucracy Cuts and New Trade Deals
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has urged the European Council to slash red tape and finalize new free trade agreements, while emphasizing a united Europe as key to the future and addressing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Germany to Automate Child Benefit Payments from 2027, Cutting Red Tape for Families
The German government has approved a reform to pay child benefits automatically from 2027, eliminating the need for parents to file applications and reducing bureaucratic hassle.
Germany Bolsters Economic Security with New National Strategy
The German government has approved a new National Economic Security Strategy aimed at making companies more resilient to geopolitical tensions and hybrid threats.
Augsburg Receives Multi-Million Euro Windfall from Failed Transfer Deal
FC Augsburg has secured a significant financial boost after receiving a multi-million euro repayment for a striker transfer that did not meet expectations. The unexpected funds come as a relief for the Bundesliga club during a period of economic strain.
Rhineland-Palatinate Election: Balancing Economic Strengths and Regional Challenges
Voters in Rhineland-Palatinate head to the polls on March 22nd to elect a new state parliament, facing a critical choice between bolstering thriving industries and addressing persistent regional inequalities.
Senegal Appeals to International Sports Court After Africa Cup of Nations Title Stripped
Senegal has launched an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport against the decision to strip it of its Africa Cup of Nations title, calling the move by African football authorities 'unjust and unprecedented'.
Bodø/Glimt’s European Dream Ends in Lisbon Debacle as Coach Delivers Scathing Critique
After a humiliating 5-0 defeat to Sporting CP that eliminated them from the Conference League, FK Bodø/Glimt coach Kjetil Knutsen launched a blistering attack on his team, accusing them of abandoning their identity and showing a lack of courage.
Guardiola’s Sarcastic Retort Highlights Pressure After Champions League Exit
Pep Guardiola responded with uncharacteristic sharpness to criticism following Manchester City's Champions League elimination by Real Madrid, using sarcasm to deflect questions about his team's European failures.
Bayern Munich vs. Atalanta: How to Watch the Champions League Return Leg Live
Bayern Munich faces Atalanta Bergamo in the Champions League round of 16 second leg. Here's where to catch the match live on TV and streaming tonight.
Public Transport Grinds to a Halt in Bavaria as Verdi Union Launches Two-Day Strike
A two-day warning strike by the Verdi services union has paralyzed local public transport across several Bavarian cities, with Munich's subway, bus, and tram services hit hardest.
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Beirut After Hezbollah Attack, Dozens Killed
Israeli airstrikes on Beirut have killed dozens, escalating tensions after Hezbollah rocket fire and threatening to engulf the wider Middle East.
DAX Gains Ground Despite Iran Conflict, Eyes Fed Decision
Germany's benchmark DAX index continues its upward trend, trading at 23,900 points in early trading. The recovery comes despite weeks of market pressure from the Iran conflict.
Record Number of Trainees Enter Nursing Profession in Germany
The number of nursing trainees in Germany has reached a historic high, with approximately 158,000 people currently undergoing training to become qualified nursing professionals.
UEFA Unveils 2025/26 Champions League Schedule in Historic Format Overhaul
UEFA has released the match calendar for the 2025/26 Champions League, introducing a new format with more games that will test Europe's top clubs like never before.
Osnabrück Secures Future of Historic Stadium with Bremen Bridge Purchase
The city of Osnabrück has purchased the Bremen Bridge stadium, clearing the way for a long-awaited renovation of the historic venue.
Real Madrid’s Arbeloa Sounds Warning Ahead of Bayern Munich Champions League Clash
Real Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa has issued a cautious note ahead of the Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich, highlighting the particular challenge of the return leg in Munich.
Iran’s Regime Shows Resilience Under Pressure, But Cracks Emerge
Despite heavy losses in the initial weeks of conflict, Iran's power structure has demonstrated surprising resilience. However, analysts are detecting fractures within the system that could signal a potential turning point.
Firefox 149 to Introduce Free Built-in VPN, Boosting User Privacy
Mozilla's upcoming Firefox 149 update will integrate a free VPN service directly into the browser, offering enhanced privacy and security for users at no extra cost.
Blaswich’s Heroics Against Arsenal Spark Goalkeeper Dilemma at Leverkusen
Janis Blaswich's standout performance against Arsenal has forced a tough decision for coach Xabi Alonso ahead of a crucial Bundesliga clash with Heidenheim.
Cologne Face Personnel Crisis Ahead of Rhine Derby
The Rhine derby between 1. FC Köln and Borussia Mönchengladbach is overshadowed by Cologne's injury woes and transfer rumors, as they battle relegation.
France’s Next-Gen Aircraft Carrier to Feature Third Catapult, Boosting Strike Power
France's upcoming aircraft carrier, the PANG, will be equipped with three electromagnetic catapults instead of two, doubling its daily operational capacity and making it Europe's most powerful warship.
Microsoft Rolls Out Passkeys for Windows to Combat Phishing Threats
Microsoft is integrating passkeys into its Entra ID registration campaigns, offering passwordless authentication to better protect businesses from phishing attacks.
Vinicius Junior’s Provocative Celebration Steals Spotlight as Real Madrid Ousts Manchester City
Real Madrid advanced to the Champions League quarter-finals with a 2-1 away win over Manchester City, but the night was defined by Vinicius Junior's taunting celebration aimed at home fans, reigniting controversy.
Trump Lashes Out at NATO Allies After Hormuz Mission Rejection
U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply criticized NATO allies for rejecting his proposal for a military mission in the Strait of Hormuz, calling their stance 'pretty shocking' and warning of a 'very stupid mistake' by the alliance.
Leverkusen Keeper Blaswich Calls for Bundesliga Focus After Champions League Exit
Following Bayer Leverkusen's Champions League elimination by Arsenal, goalkeeper Janis Blaswich analyzes the defeat and urges his team to fully concentrate on the Bundesliga campaign.
Tapsoba Reflects on Crucial Hesitation in Arsenal Defeat
Bayer Leverkusen defender Edmond Tapsoba opens up about the decisive moment in the Champions League loss to Arsenal, offering a rare glimpse into the fine margins of elite football.
Bavarian Municipalities Still Await Billions in Promised Federal Funds
A year after the establishment of a federal special fund, municipalities in Bavaria are still waiting for €15.7 billion in promised funding, delaying urgent investments in schools, bridges, and infrastructure.
Bayern vs. Union Berlin: How to Watch the Bundesliga Clash Live
Football fans need to pay close attention today if they want to catch the Bundesliga top match between FC Bayern Munich and Union Berlin. Broadcast rights are split, and not every channel is showing the game.
Bavarian Election Results Spark Dispute Over Party Ranking
A dispute has erupted in Bavaria over the interpretation of local election results, with Free Voters leader Hubert Aiwanger claiming his party came a strong second, contradicting official statistics that place it fifth.
Germany’s Migration System Criticized as ‘Rewarding Crime, Punishing Integration’
A migration expert featured in a new documentary argues that Germany's asylum system is fundamentally flawed, overburdened, and perceived as unfair, with cases showing stark contrasts in treatment.
Arizona Files Criminal Charges Against Kalshi Over Illegal Gambling Operations
The U.S. state of Arizona has brought criminal charges against the online prediction market platform Kalshi for the first time, accusing it of running an illegal gambling business by allowing users to bet on election outcomes.
German Minister Visits Paralympics, Highlights Sport’s Role in Social Change
German Minister Bärbel Bas visited the German team at the Paralympic Games in Cortina d'Ampezzo, emphasizing the event's significance beyond medals as a catalyst for inclusion and societal transformation.
Protesters in Passau Challenge EU Conservatives Over Potential Far-Right Cooperation
Demonstrators in Passau voiced concerns about possible behind-the-scenes agreements between the European People's Party and the far-right AfD ahead of EU elections, as EPP leader Manfred Weber campaigned nearby.
German Documentary Exposes Flaws in Deportation System as Criminal Family Received €10,000 Monthly
A Syrian family committed over 100 crimes while receiving substantial state benefits, highlighting contradictions in Germany's migration policy, as revealed in a new documentary by Paul Ronzheimer.
Navigating Germany’s Integration Courses: Key Rules and Tests Participants Should Know
Integration courses are a crucial step for life in Germany, but many participants are unclear about the rules and mandatory tests involved, which can hinder progress and complicate the integration process.
Ukraine Deploys ‘STING’ Drone Hunter to Counter Russian Attacks
Ukraine's STING drone hunter, flying at 280 km/h and set to get faster, is designed to intercept Russian attack drones like the Shahed models, offering a nimble and cost-effective defense solution developed by local firm Wild Hornets.