Bus traffic at Shehyni-Medyka suspended until 2027
Bus services from Ukraine to Poland at the Shehyni-Medyka checkpoint will be suspended until November 2027 due to repairs, Ukraine's State Customs Service announced on Wednesday.
Month 10. June 2026
US Inflation Rises to 4.2 Percent in May
Consumer prices in the US rose 4.2 percent year-on-year in May, the Labor Department reported. This makes a rate cut demanded by President Trump less likely.
Somali World Referee Celebrated at Home After US Entry Ban
Omar Abdulkadir Artan, a Somali FIFA referee, was denied entry to the United States and returned to Somalia, where he was welcomed as a hero. A US official classified him as a threat to national security, according to FAZ.
Hurricane Festival 2026: Twenty One Pilots, Billy Talent and Halsey as Headliners
The Hurricane Festival 2026 in Scheeßel, Lower Saxony, will take place from June 19 to 21. Twenty One Pilots, Billy Talent and Halsey have been confirmed as headliners, according to NDR.
Two Buses Collide North of Munich – Several Children Injured
A collision between a tour bus carrying schoolchildren and a city bus in the Dachau district left several children with moderate to serious injuries on Tuesday afternoon.
Germany on the Brink of Recession: Iran War Slows Economy
Germany is heading toward a recession, economists warn, as an energy shock from the Iran war dampens growth, according to Deutsche Welle.
European stock markets fall after US-Iran exchange of fire
European stock markets fell on Wednesday after the US and Iran exchanged fire. The UK's FTSE 100 dropped 0.5 percent, the Guardian reports.
Graham Platner Maine Senate Primary Despite Scandals
Graham Platner, a controversial Marine veteran, won the Democratic Senate primary in Maine with 72% of the vote, defeating Governor Janet Mills and David Costello, as reported by Guardian.
German government modernizes arbitration law
The German government has presented a draft bill to modernize arbitration law. Companies are expected to benefit from clear advantages.
Munich U-Bahn and S-Bahn: Bottlenecks Due to Open-Air Concerts at Allianz Arena
Construction work on the S-Bahn main line and concerts at the Allianz Arena are causing bottlenecks on Munich's U-Bahn and S-Bahn. According to the Süddeutsche Zeitung, the concert series begins on Thursday with Linkin Park.
Knife Attack in Belfast: Suspect in Court – Riots Called a Pogrom
A 30-year-old man appeared in court in Belfast on Wednesday charged with attempted murder over a knife attack that sparked rioting described as a racist pogrom.
Ikkimel Slams Catholic Church in Podcast
Rapper Ikkimel has criticized the Catholic Church and discussed her shift from an apolitical stance to supporting the Left in the podcast 'Heidi trifft...' hosted by Left Party politician Heidi Reichinnek, as reported by 'Welt'.
Iran Introduces Food Vouchers and Raises Minimum Wage
The Iranian government is responding to economic challenges with food vouchers and higher wages for families.
WH Smith warns of profit decline and plans £100 million capital increase
The retailer WH Smith has issued a profit warning due to decreased shopper numbers at US airports amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Three Military Officials Suspected of Corruption in Logistics
Three officials from the army corps are under investigation for allegedly receiving illegal benefits through fraudulent soldier reports.
New James Bond Game Announced by Hitman Developers
The last 007 adventure with Daniel Craig was released five years ago, and now the makers of the Hitman games are developing a new James Bond game.
Leena Zimmermann Shares Packing Tips for Vacation
Stylist Leena Zimmermann offers practical packing advice for a trendy summer getaway while defending German style and emphasizing individuality in fashion.
Model Project to Sepsis Treatment in Krefeld
A model project at Helios Klinikum Krefeld aims to enhance the treatment of sepsis patients.
FIFA World Cup Begins on June 11 in the USA
The FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11 and will last over a month, culminating in the final on July 19 at the stadium in East Rutherford.
Australian High Court Rules in Favor of Illegal Non-Citizens
The Australian High Court has ruled that over 350 illegal non-citizens are entitled to multimillion-dollar compensation, marking a setback for the Albanese government.
Early Retirement in Ukraine: Who is Eligible?
In Ukraine, the minimum retirement age is set at 60 years. However, certain groups of individuals can retire earlier, according to 24tv.
Iran launches missile strikes on US base in Jordan
Iran has initiated missile attacks on the Muwaffaq Salti airbase in Jordan, which hosts US troops, in retaliation for US airstrikes following the downing of a US helicopter.
DFB team starts World Cup preparations in USA – Neuer returns
The German national football team completed its first training session at the World Cup base in the USA on Tuesday. According to ZDFheute, returning goalkeeper Manuel Neuer was present.
Potsdam: 85 Measures for More Inclusion and Accessibility
Potsdam has drawn up a new 'Local Participation Plan 3.0' with 85 measures to improve inclusion and accessibility. The plan will be presented to political committees in June, as reported by Tagesspiegel.
Holger Friedrich Founds Political Consultancy – No Conflict of Interest?
Publisher Holger Friedrich has founded a new political consultancy firm. He advises companies and governments – and sees no conflict with his role as a newspaper publisher, as reported by FAZ.
EU to Ban Entry for Russian War Participants
The European Union plans to impose an entry ban on all individuals who served in the Russian armed forces during the war of aggression against Ukraine. This is part of the 21st sanctions package, as reported by Deutsche Welle.
Bundestag: MPs forgo pay raise in 2025
The 630 members of the Bundestag will forgo the planned pay raise this year. According to Bayerischer Rundfunk, all parliamentary groups have agreed to cancel the increase of nearly 500 euros in monthly allowances.
Maine Votes: Scandal-Plagued Candidate Platner Poised for Primary Win
Voters in Maine head to the polls on Tuesday for the US Senate primary, where Graham Platner, a candidate dogged by scandals, is the favorite after his main rival Janet Mills suspended her campaign.
Merz increases pressure on SPD ahead of coalition summit
Ahead of the coalition meeting, Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) has increased pressure on the governing partner SPD, according to the "Rheinische Post". He accuses the SPD of blocking the Infrastructure Future Act for months.
Union and SPD Want to Cancel 2025 Pay Raise for Bundestag Members
The CDU/CSU and SPD parliamentary groups plan to scrap the planned increase in parliamentary allowances for this year. According to Welt, they aim to send a signal of austerity to the public.
Russian drones attack Ukrainian cities again
The Russian army launched drone attacks on Ukrainian cities and villages on June 9, 2026. Air raid alerts were issued in several regions, according to 24tv.
Boberg: New Building for Severely Injured at UKE
Part of Boberg Hospital is moving to the University Medical Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), where a new building for severely injured patients is planned.
German tourist on Crete released after suspected espionage
A German tourist was detained on Crete on suspicion of espionage but has since been released. According to Spiegel, heightened vigilance prevails on the Greek island due to the Iran war.
Festival 2026: Fans Choose Their Favorite Works
Festival 2026 will present a hit parade of Johann Bach's works. According to Deutsche Welle, over 7,000 fans from 20 countries voted on the program.
Bundestag to Skip Pay Raise for MPs This Year
The planned increase in salaries for members of the Bundestag will not go ahead this year, according to a report by Handelsblatt.
Russian drones hit residential buildings in Kharkiv
Russian forces have again attacked the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv with combat drones, hitting residential areas, according to 24tv.
Madonna Returns with Surprise Concert in New York
Pop icon Madonna gave a surprise concert in New York on June 4. According to Spiegel, the performance marks her return to the stage.
Oldenburg: Animal Rights Activists Must Pay for Secret Pig Videos from Slaughterhouse
Animal rights activists who entered a slaughterhouse and filmed a controversial stunning method must now pay compensation. The regional court in Oldenburg ruled in favor of the slaughterhouse operator, as Spiegel reports.
DFB Women Rotate in Final World Cup Qualifier Against Slovenia
Germany's women's national football team plays its final World Cup qualifier against Slovenia on Tuesday. According to NDR, Janina Minge returns to the starting lineup.
Nithya Raman Advances to Runoff for Los Angeles Mayor
Nithya Raman has qualified for the runoff election for mayor of Los Angeles, narrowly defeating Republican Spencer Pratt in the primary, as The Guardian reports.