Wiktorija Leléka Represents Ukraine at ESC 2023
Singer Wiktorija Leléka will represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. She has lived in Berlin for several years and won the national selection in Kyiv, according to FAZ.
Month 15. May 2026
Energy Transition: Company Suffers from Power Shutdowns
The energy transition poses challenges for businesses when self-generated electricity cannot be utilized.
Uniper tests renovation of the Loisach-Isar Canal near Wolfratshausen
Uniper has begun a test run to renovate the Loisach-Isar Canal to prevent water leaks using bentonite.
Police stop car with twelve occupants on Father’s Day in Rhineland-Palatinate
On Father's Day, police in Rhineland-Palatinate stopped a car with twelve occupants. The driver was intoxicated, and some passengers were unsecured.
Steve Reed acknowledges the Prime Minister’s unpopularity
Housing Secretary Steve Reed has admitted that Keir Starmer is unpopular. He emphasized that the Labour Party should not change its leadership like the Conservatives did.
Zelenskyy Commemorates Victims of Russian Missile Attack in Kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy honored the 24 victims of a Russian missile attack in Kyiv on May 14, including three children.
Homophobia: LSVD+ Criticizes State Failure to Protect Queer People
The LSVD+ calls for a constitutional amendment to better protect queer individuals from hate crimes and ensure their safety.
Ukrainian Air Defense Neutralizes 130 Drones and One Missile
On the night of May 15, Russian forces launched an attack on Ukraine with six missiles and 141 drones. According to Ukrainska Pravda, Ukrainian air defense intercepted 130 enemy drones and one missile.
Ukraine: 24 Dead After Russian Large-Scale Attack on Kyiv
At least 24 people, including three children, have died in Russian airstrikes on Kyiv on May 14, according to Ukrainian emergency services.
Friedrich Merz: Weaknesses and Challenges in the Chancellery
The political debate surrounding Friedrich Merz has intensified as past judgments about his leadership suitability resurface.
Resistance Against Data Centers Hinders Billion-Euro Projects
Growing opposition to data center construction in Germany threatens billion-euro projects and puts pressure on the industry.
Ukrainian Forces Repel 257 Attacks, 39 in Pokrovsk Direction
In the last 24 hours, Ukrainian forces have successfully repelled 257 attacks from Russian troops, including 39 in the Pokrovsk direction.
Drone Attacks in Russia: Explosions in Ryazan, Taganrog, and Yeisk
Residents of Ryazan, Taganrog, and Yeisk experienced a massive drone attack on the night of May 15, resulting in multiple explosions, fires, and injuries.
Russian Drones Attack UN Aid Convoy in Kherson
Russian drones attacked a clearly marked UN aid convoy in Kherson while it was delivering food and solar lights to civilians.
AfD plans to reappoint hundreds of government positions in Saxony-Anhalt
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) aims to reappoint hundreds of government positions and reform the administration if it wins the election in Saxony-Anhalt.
One in Eight X-ray Machines Found to Have Deficiencies, TÜV Report Reveals
According to Deutschlandfunk, one in eight X-ray machines in Germany has deficiencies, as highlighted in the latest TÜV report.
Drone Attack Halts Fuel Production at Gazprom Plant in Russia
A drone attack on a Gazprom plant in Astrakhan has halted fuel production and caused significant damage.
Live Blog: Dow Surpasses 50,000 Points Thanks to AI Hype
The Dow Jones has surpassed the 50,000-point mark, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reach new records.
Trump’s Cuts to Development Aid Lead to Increased Violence in Africa
A study reveals that significant cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) have heightened violence in several African countries. The research by Dominic Rohner and his team shows that the effects were immediate.
13th Frankfurt Literature Festival Discusses East and West
The 13th Frankfurt Literature Festival 'Literaturm' focuses on the dialogue between East and West Germany.
Ukrainian Armed Forces Recognized as Europe’s Strongest Army
U.S. Secretary of State Marko Rubio stated that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are the strongest in Europe, attributing this to their combat experience and international support during the war with Russia.
Guterres warns of humanitarian crisis in Sahel region due to jihadist violence
António Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, warns of a humanitarian crisis in the Sahel region exacerbated by attacks from jihadists and Tuareg rebels in Mali.
China’s Warning to Trump: Taiwan Issue Could Lead to Conflict
During U.S. Donald Trump's state visit to Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping issued a stark warning regarding Taiwan. Xi emphasized that Taiwan's independence is incompatible with peace.
Czech Republic: Chamber of Deputies Rejects Sudeten Meeting
The Czech Chamber of Deputies has opposed the planned Sudeten Germans meeting in Brno, urging organizers to cancel the event.
Wes Streeting resigns as Health Minister and has no leadership ambitions
Wes Streeting has announced his resignation as Health Minister, stating he will not seek leadership of the Labour Party.
Friedrich Merz Calls for Reorientation of the EU Budget
Friedrich Merz (CDU) criticized the EU Commission's budget plans and emphasized the need to focus funds on competitiveness and defense.
Mario Draghi awarded Aachen Charlemagne Prize for lifetime achievement
Former European Central Bank Mario Draghi received the Charlemagne Prize in Aachen for his contributions during the Euro financial crisis.
Christian Schmidt resigns as representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Christian Schmidt announced his resignation as representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, reportedly under pressure from the Trump administration.
British Economy Records Surprise Growth of 0.3 Percent
The UK economy unexpectedly grew by 0.3 percent in March 2026, surpassing economists' forecasts of a 0.2 percent contraction, according to The Guardian.
Massive Russian Attacks Claim Lives in Kyiv
Following extensive Russian drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, at least five people, including a 12-year-old girl, have died, according to reports from the BBC.
World War II Bomb Defused in Regensburg: Evacuation Successfully Completed
A World War II bomb was defused in Regensburg on Wednesday, with around 430 residents evacuated.
The EU’s Principle of Unanimity: Strength or Weakness?
Viktor Orbán has frequently blackmailed the EU with his veto, yet the principle of unanimity remains indispensable. According to Süddeutsche Zeitung, there are significant reasons not to abolish this construct.
Technical Issue at Munich Airport Leads to Long Wait Times
A technical problem at Munich Airport caused long queues at the security check in Terminal 2.
EU imposes sanctions against Israeli settlers in the West Bank
The European Union has decided to impose sanctions on radical Israeli settlers, amid escalating violence in the Middle East following Hamas's attack on Israel.
Summer Housing Subsidies in Ukraine: Reasons for Loss and Regulations
In Ukraine, some households can apply for a housing subsidy for the summer months. A decision will be made in May on whether these subsidies will be granted until September 30.
Latvia’s Evika Siliņa Resigns After Government Collapse
Evika Siliņa, Latvia's Prime Minister, has announced her resignation following a loss of confidence from the Progressive party, her coalition partner. The dispute over drone incidents in Latvian airspace led to the crisis.
Munich: New City Government and Return of the Eisbach Wave
Dominik Krause is the new mayor of Munich, and the Eisbach wave is back for surfers!
DFB Women’s Cup Final: Bayern Munich vs Wolfsburg
On May 14, FC Bayern Munich will face Wolfsburg in the DFB Women's Cup final. The match kicks off at 4 PM at the stadium in Cologne-Müngersdorf.
Massive Russian Airstrikes on Ukraine
Russia has bombarded Ukraine with heavy airstrikes following a ceasefire. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the attacks as terrorism.
Russian Attack on Kyiv: 11 Buildings and 27 Cars Damaged
A Russian airstrike on Kyiv caused significant damage to residential buildings and vehicles, resulting in one death and multiple injuries.