The leaders of Germany's CDU, CSU, and SPD have agreed on a comprehensive reform package aimed at easing the burden on taxpayers and boosting the economy. The coalition committee's decision includes 34 measures.
Nathaniel Brown is reportedly close to a move from Eintracht Frankfurt to FC Bayern Munich. According to Bild, the left-back is undergoing his medical check today at the Barmherzige Brüder clinic in Munich.
Florence Kasumba will take on the role of fashion icon Miranda Priestly in the German premiere of the musical 'The Devil Prada'. The show opens in Hamburg this December.
In July 2026, internally displaced persons in Ukraine continue to receive state aid. However, certain groups must update their data or risk losing payments.
Union and SPD have presented a reform package that restructures income tax, pensions, and sick notes. According to WELT, the editorial team has a twelve-page document detailing the measures.
Julian Nagelsmann is under massive criticism after Germany's World Cup exit. According to dpa, the discussion is no longer about whether he will lose his job, but when.
The km5 Hp1 headphones recall the look of Sony Walkman and Discman models, blending 80s and 90s design with Bluetooth 5.4 and 24-bit audio.
Karin Angerer, the current president of the Bamberg Higher Regional Court, will take over as head of the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) on September 1, the Bavarian Justice Ministry announced.
US actor Danny Glover, 79, has Alzheimer's disease. The Hollywood star revealed the diagnosis in an interview with NBC's 'Today' show.
The Munich city council has approved a minimum price for ride-hailing services like Uber and Bolt, making trips in the city more expensive.
The Kroschke Research Prize for Child Protection in Medicine has been awarded to two psychologists from Hamburg. Their work highlights the role of fathers in preventing child endangerment.
European champions Spain will take on Austria in the round of 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Thursday, July 2, in Los Angeles.
Bayer has transferred its US glyphosate business to a newly created subsidiary called Ruveon, the company announced on Thursday. The move aims to better align the business with US market demands.
The DAX is expected to open slightly higher on Wednesday, holding above the 25,000-point mark. However, strong impulses are lacking, as Tagesschau reports, while US stock markets provided weak cues.
The leaders of the CDU, CSU, and SPD have agreed on a comprehensive package for growth and employment. Details are to be presented in the morning, as reported by ARD.
US General Christopher Donahue, commander of US Army forces in Europe and Africa, is leaving his post after just 18 months. He will hand over command in Wiesbaden to his deputy Christopher R. Norrie, the US military announced ahead of a ceremony planned for Thursday.
The Economic Committee of the Bundesrat has cleared the way for state-imposed price caps on fuel, as reported by the Rheinische Post.
Russia launched another massive wave of missile and drone attacks on Ukraine overnight. In Kyiv, at least eleven people were injured and one person was killed.
Albania risks losing its role as host of next year's NATO summit. According to Euronews, the draft of the upcoming summit's final declaration in Ankara omits any reference to Tirana – a clear signal of pressure from the alliance.
Schleswig-Holstein is restructuring its hospital landscape. The state plans six healthcare regions, but patients will still be free to choose their clinic.
England has won the round of 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup against the Democratic Republic of Congo. According to 24tv, the "Three Lions" came from behind to win 2-1 after conceding an early goal.
Canada will take part in the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) for the first time in 2027, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has announced.
At Heidesee in Germany, only people who speak sufficient German are allowed to swim. The unusual mandatory check quickly drew criticism.
The ongoing heatwave in North Rhine-Westphalia has caused temporary bottlenecks in the transport of deceased individuals, particularly in the Cologne area over the weekend.
Luka Vuskovic is moving from Tottenham Hotspur to Brighton & Hove Albion, according to media reports. The transfer fee for the 19-year-old center-back, who most recently played for Hamburger SV, is said to be nearly €60 million.
Russian troops struck warehouses storing toilet paper and set a wheat field ablaze during a ballistic attack on the Odesa region, Ukrinform reports, citing the regional emergency service.
Former Bundesliga coach Oliver Glasner is reportedly set to become the new manager of Premier League club Nottingham Forest.
A court in Delmenhorst has sentenced a man to 18 months in prison without parole for attacking three Green Party election campaigners in Bookholzberg in January 2025, seriously injuring one of them. The court deemed the attack right-wing extremist.
FC Bayern Munich has signed Moroccan international Ismael Saibari from Eindhoven for €55 million. The 25-year-old offensive all-rounder joins the German record champions.
A fire in a ten-story apartment block in Antwerp has killed five people. According to Belgian police, several others were injured.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned of a new massive Russian attack on Ukraine that could come as early as tonight. The warning is based on intelligence information, prompting Zelensky to urgently return to Ukraine.
In the fight against the Ebola epidemic in Central Africa, Alexander De Croo warns of the consequences of cuts in development aid. In an interview with Zeit, he emphasizes that stable countries are more resilient to pandemics.
Following an urgent appeal by Munich's mayor, the city's utilities have asked residents to reduce water consumption to prevent shortages.
Drones are fundamentally changing the battlefield in Ukraine. The use of drones has transformed the war and could mark a turning point in warfare.
After Verena Bentele stepped down as chairwoman of VdK Bavaria, an eight-member committee now leads the largest state association of the social welfare organization, as reported by Abendzeitung München.
The independent theater group Tragaudion is staging the classic crime story "The Hound of the Baskervilles" as an open-air production in the Starnberg Palace Garden. The premiere is on Friday, July 3.
In Doha, the US and Iran have again held indirect talks on a permanent ceasefire. US Donald Trump expressed optimism, saying Iran's denuclearization is progressing well.
Canada will take part in the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) for the first time in 2027, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and CBC/Radio-Canada confirmed on Wednesday.
Ukraine's Bureau of Economic Security (BEB) has uncovered a scheme that imported vehicles under the guise of humanitarian aid for the armed forces and sold them for profit, causing over 50 million hryvnias in losses to the state.
