Consumer prices in Germany rose more sharply in April than they have in more than two years. As the Federal Statistical Office reports, the inflation rate reached 2.9 percent – driven primarily by higher prices for oil and gas.
The German government has passed a cabinet resolution on the Federal Requirements Planning Act aimed at accelerating the expansion of power grids. The goal is a secure, affordable, and sustainable energy supply.
As Forbes reports, Forbes Ukraine and the company Done have launched a series of meetups aimed at helping importers scale their business.
The high prices at gas stations are apparently having an effect: Current sales figures from Bavaria indicate a decline in fuel consumption.
Although Israel and the Lebanese Hezbollah militia have agreed to a ceasefire, mutual attacks continue. According to President Trump, Iran has allegedly informed the USA about an impending collapse of the country.
The German government wants to attract German investors for private investments in Ukrainian arms companies and joint ventures. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius emphasizes the strategic benefits for Germany.
The Frankfurt (Oder) Regional Court has sentenced four young men to prison terms for attacking, humiliating homosexuals and filming the acts.
After nearly three years of war against Russia, Ukraine sees itself capable of instructing European partners in modern warfare, as stated at a security forum in Kyiv.
The Bavarian Council of Ministers has decided to expand air rescue in the state. In the future, rescue helicopters will be able to stay in the air longer from five locations.
On the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) emphasizes that a safe and healthy working environment is a fundamental right and that the prevention of occupational accidents and diseases remains crucial.
According to the Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung, the indie band The Notwist played a brilliant concert at Heidelberg's Karlstorbahnhof.
The European Parliament is demanding a significantly higher budget in negotiations on the next multiannual budget of the European Union, putting it on a collision course with Berlin.
As Bild newspaper reports, sportswear manufacturer Adidas has agreed a strategic partnership with the German Football League (DFL) involving a loan of 100 million euros over eight years.
Green Party MP Max Lucks, rapporteur of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe for Iran, calls for more support for the Iranian population and criticizes German police practices as well as the federal government's response to human rights criticism.
Thanks to a new agreement, one billion euros per year will now flow into urban development funding. The federal government announces further increases.
Six years after the UK's exit from the EU, Germany and the UK are striving for closer economic cooperation.
Ukraine has called on the United Nations to immediately demand an end to military actions near a nuclear power plant, citing the risk of a nuclear disaster.
As News.de reports, FC St. Pauli will play their next Bundesliga match against FSV Mainz 05.
After a heavy defeat in the Istanbul derby against Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe has ended its collaboration with coach Domenico Tedesco.
The Verdi union has called for warning strikes in the ongoing tariff negotiations with Deutsche Telekom.
A feature film inspired by reality about the war has started in Ukrainian cinemas. The action thriller takes up real events.
Italian researchers have used artificial intelligence for the first time to reconstruct the appearance and final moments of a victim of the Vesuvius eruption in Pompeii.
Biotechnology company Intellia Therapeutics has achieved positive Phase 3 results for its CRISPR-based drug Lonvoguran Ziclumeran (Lonvo-z) for the one-time treatment of hereditary angioedema (HAE) – a global milestone for in vivo gene editing.
From Sicily, pro-Palestinian activists have again set off with more than 50 boats towards the Gaza Strip.
A shooting incident during the White House press dinner has raised concerns about security measures at the event.
A recent analysis shows that teacher salary increases are being significantly eroded by rising inflation, with far-reaching effects on teachers' financial situations.
Despite being superior in play, Hertha BSC suffered a defeat at home against Holstein Kiel. As Sportschau reports, the team under coach Pal Dardai was dominant but could not convert that into goals.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces serious competition: two former prime ministers plan to run together against him in the next election.
As Open4business reports, Ukraine remains an attractive location for international companies under the slogan 'European Planning'.
The companies listed in the DAX are paying out more dividends this year than ever before. This presents opportunities but also risks for private investors.
German Foreign Minister Wadephul has spoken out in favor of a stronger engagement by the United Nations to end the Iran war.
Kylian Mbappé has suffered another injury setback. It is still unclear how badly the French striker of Real Madrid has been affected.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has summoned the German ambassador to Russia, Alexander Graf Lambsdorff.
The Union faction in the Bundestag wants to increase the pace of reform and puts the SPD under pressure. In a policy paper, it calls for more growth and strict austerity.
The Edeka Group increased its sales in the past fiscal year to 77.3 billion euros. This is according to the current annual report.
A recent survey shows that a majority of Bavarians support stricter migration policies and higher taxes on inheritances.
As the General-Anzeiger Bonn reports, Ökotest and Stiftung Warentest have tested vitamin D supplements – with sobering results: Only a few products are convincing.
After a disappointing performance by the Spielvereinigung in Bochum, central defender Philipp Ziereis expressed self-criticism. An early slip by the defender had paved the way for the defeat.
Ukraine and Russia have again attacked each other with drones and missiles. The cities of Zaporizhzhia and Odesa were the focal points of the strikes.
A recent Windows update is causing issues with Remote Desktop connections: users report a faulty warning message that hinders access to remote computers.