Deutsche Bahn and Google have announced a partnership that simplifies ticket purchasing for regional trains and S-Bahn services. Starting now, passengers can buy their tickets directly through Google Maps.
In the UK, several government members have resigned following the election defeat, while Prime Minister Starmer remains in office.
Manuela Schwesig urged the German government to rethink certain decisions during a talk show, discussing social justice and political dynamics.
The Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2026 kicks off tonight in Vienna with the first semifinal featuring Finland and Israel.
Andrij Jermak, former chief of staff to President Zelensky, is suspected of involvement in a corruption case. The Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) is leading the investigation, according to Euronews.
The coalition committee of the Union and SPD met in the Chancellery to discuss new financial relief for citizens and an income tax reform. However, concrete decisions are not expected, according to reports.
Leon Goretzka has decided to leave FC Bayern Munich and join AC Milan. According to Abendzeitung München, he will sign a three-year contract with a base salary of five million euros.
The abrupt ending of Vonovia's analyst conference has caused discontent among British investors and raised questions.
Despite a nominal ceasefire, Russia continues its war against Ukraine. According to Kyivpost, the 71st Brigade successfully repelled an attack on a pipeline near Yablunivka.
Starting May 18, Munich's public utilities (SWM) will renovate the Poccistraße and Goetheplatz subway stations, causing significant disruptions for U3 and U6 passengers.
The Dussmann Group increased its revenue by 3.8 percent to 3.4 billion euros in 2025, showcasing its resilience in challenging times.
Federal Health Minister Nina Warken defended her planned savings to relieve statutory health insurance on Tuesday in Hanover, calling the measures a necessary burden to prevent system collapse.
Jazz pianist Bernd Lhotzky has set Otfried Preußler's novel "Krabat" to music, transforming the project into an audiobook.
The Cultural Department Store Dussmann is set to open a new branch in Berlin's KaDeWe, offering books, music, and events.
Ukraine and Russia have agreed to a three-day ceasefire for May 9, aimed at ensuring the upcoming holiday in Moscow.
The ADAC warns of significant traffic disruptions on German highways starting Wednesday due to the long weekend for Ascension Day, which is also a public holiday in several neighboring countries.
The CDU in Rhineland-Palatinate has nominated Ute Eiling-Hütig as the new Minister of Education. This comes as part of the new grand coalition with the SPD.
At the 17th Petersberg Climate Dialogue in Berlin on April 22, 2026, Friedrich Merz advocated for an ambitious climate policy, stressing the need to closely integrate climate, economic, and energy policies.
The Zero Day Initiative is facing an overwhelming number of registrations for the Pwn2Own competition.
The Israeli Parliament has passed a law to set up a military tribunal to prosecute hundreds of Hamas fighters for their roles in the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel, amid protests in Jerusalem.
After a three-day ceasefire, Russia has launched drone strikes on Ukraine, resulting in at least one death.
The European Union (EU) intends to invite Taliban representatives to Brussels to negotiate the return of Afghan asylum seekers.
The German government has declared the secure energy supply as its top priority, emphasizing the need for the availability of essential products like diesel and gasoline.
The non-food discount retailer Mäc Geiz has filed for insolvency under self-administration at the Halle (Saale) District Court.
Ukrainian Defense-Tech startups face significant challenges as key developers can be mobilized at any time without critical status.
Dmitri Peskov explained President Putin's remarks about a supposed end to the war, attributing them to progress in the peace process and U.S. mediation efforts.
The EU aims to establish a direct dialogue with Vladimir Putin, but the choice of Kaja Kallas as mediator is controversial.
Drivers in North Rhine-Westphalia experienced a surprising drop in diesel prices, which, however, was short-lived.
Starting July 1, German handball welcomes a new strategic partner as Opel returns as a sponsor and takes over the naming rights of the Handball Bundesliga.
Keir Starmer stands firm against growing resignation demands within the Labour Party, asserting he will remain in power.
After the failed introduction of a 1,000-euro relief payment, the Union and SPD are exploring new financial assistance options for citizens.
Eileen Wang, the mayor of Arcadia, California, has pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal agent for the Chinese government. The prosecution had already filed charges against the 58-year-old in April.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reiterated a ceasefire proposal to Russia on Monday following new Russian attacks on Ukraine, according to Deutsche Welle.
A major police operation was launched in Sinzig after a suspect forced two individuals into a bank's vault at gunpoint. The police and the Koblenz public prosecutor's office are continuing their investigations.
The coalition has reached a compromise to ease access restrictions to free integration courses. Starting in June, people without secure residency status will also be able to participate, according to Tagesschau.
Following the U.S. cancellation of Tomahawk cruise missiles, Ukraine has proposed supplying Germany with long-range drones and missiles.
The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bafin) highlights increased risks associated with real estate loans and growing cyber threats to consumers and banks.
District Matthias Jendricke is increasing pressure on welfare recipients in Thuringia to find work.
Google has thwarted a cyberattack based on a zero-day vulnerability discovered through AI techniques, according to the Google Threat Intelligence Group.
A German expatriate couple has been sentenced to two years and ten months in prison in Spain for psychological violence and neglect of their children.