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The article reports on widespread job cuts and restructuring across major German automakers, including BMW, Porsche, Volkswagen, and Audi.
The article discusses a terrorist attack on Berlin's Pride celebrations carried out by 21-year-old Abdul Ballout, who had been released on preliminary probation shortly before the event.
The Spanish government is deploying military personnel to Ceuta following requests from regional officials to manage a surge of migrants crossing the border from Morocco.
The article examines reports of obstetric violence and outdated medical practices in Serbian maternity hospitals, citing testimonies from women and experts.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez visited the enclave of Ceuta following a mass irregular entry of thousands of people from Morocco, resulting in at least 18 deaths.
The Munich Regional Court ruled that Suno AI violated copyrights by training its models on music without authorization and ordered the company to disclose illicit revenues.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing opposition from several regional football governing bodies and a senior advisor over plans to sell a minority stake in a new commercial subsidiary to private equity investors.
The article highlights three environmental initiatives in Germany: the transformation of the former Berlin Wall border zone into a biodiversity corridor, a citizen-science project for mapping urban trees, and the conversion of seagrass…
The Trump administration has banned the import of foreign-made humanoid and four-legged robots, citing national security risks and potential surveillance by 'malign actors.' The move is primarily viewed as a strategic effort to protect the…
The article explores the evolution of student dissent and the tools used to make it visible, from ancient Chinese petitions and 1960s Parisian posters to modern social media memes.
The article examines the causes of Europe's historic wildfires, arguing that while sparks ignite the fires, climate change and poor forest management create the conditions for them to become megafires.
The article discusses the German government's consideration of reforming or eliminating 'minijobs,' a form of low-pay, low-tax part-time employment.
The article discusses Ukraine's strategic efforts to isolate Crimea by targeting Russian supply lines, energy infrastructure, and shipping.
The article examines the higher mortality rates of women during heatwaves, arguing that social and structural factors are more significant drivers than biological differences.
The article reports on the deaths of ten mountaineers, including renowned climber Nirmal Purja, following an avalanche on Broad Peak in Pakistan.
The article discusses Germany's policy of deporting Afghan nationals, including those without criminal records, back to Afghanistan.
The article outlines the legislative history of same-sex unions in Germany, from the introduction of the Civil Partnership Act in 2001 to the legalization of 'marriage for all' in 2017.
The article provides an overview of how various Eastern and Central European countries commemorate the Romani Holocaust, specifically focusing on the significance of August 2nd.
A small plane operated by Aerodiana crashed in Peru's Nazca province, resulting in the deaths of 13 people, including passengers and crew.
Hungary is shutting down the Paks nuclear power plant for the first time in 44 years due to record-low water levels in the Danube River.