Day: September 12, 2025
39 posts
Leverkusen Downs Frankfurt Despite Being Down a Man
Bayer Leverkusen secured a crucial home victory against Eintracht Frankfurt on Friday evening, winning the Bundesliga match 3-1.…
Stocks Mixed Consumer Confidence Plunges>
US stock markets displayed a mixed performance on Friday, closing with varying results. The Dow Jones Industrial Average…
New Constitutional Judges Election Set for September 25th
The timeline for the election of new judges to the Federal Constitutional Court has been established. According to…
Bielefeld Beats Magdeburg Paderborn Wins Too
Arminia Bielefeld secured a 2-0 victory over 1. FC Magdeburg on Friday evening, while SC Paderborn 07 edged…
Diplomats Condemn Israel Strikes in Doha
The foreign ministers of Germany, France and the United Kingdom have jointly condemned the Israeli attacks on September…
Bundesbank Signals No Further Rate Cuts
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel has indicated there is currently no pressing need for the European Central Bank (ECB)…
Dax Steady Reinsurers Rise
The German DAX index closed marginally lower on Friday, finishing at 23,698 points, a slight decrease from the…
Sweden Urges EU Action Against Russian Shadow Fleet
Sweden’s EU Minister, Jessica Rosencrantz, is calling for a robust response from the European Union following recent incidents…
EU Boosts Electric Car Transition
The European Commission remains committed to its 2035 deadline for phasing out internal combustion engine vehicles, while simultaneously…
Germany Fights EU Car Emission Ban
German Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder is advocating for increased pressure on the European Commission to ease existing CO2…
Wagenknecht Defends Gaza Rally Focus
The upcoming demonstration led by Sahra Wagenknecht, leader of the BSW party, scheduled for Saturday, is intended to…
Puma Adidas Merger Talk Resurfaces
Pressure is mounting on Puma following a sharp decline in its share price, with investors now calling for…
Germany to Discuss Philharmonic Cancellation with Belgium
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt is set to raise the cancellation of the Munich Philharmonic and its Israeli…
Suspect Held In Charlie Kirk Slaying>
A suspect has been apprehended in connection with the shooting death of US influencer Charlie Kirk, authorities confirmed…
German Giants Post Record Profits Amid Global Headwinds
Despite a persistent recession in the domestic market and increasing challenges in key regions like the United States…
Lawmaker Faces Disciplinary Probe
A disciplinary process against Sascha Lensing, a police officer and Member of the German Bundestag for the AfD…
Automakers Seek EU Support for Electric Vehicles
Ahead of a high-level automotive summit with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels, Schaeffler board…
Germany Backs EU Climate Goal 2040
The German government has reached a consensus on a unified position regarding the EU’s climate target for 2040.…
Stocks Slide Amid US Focus
The German DAX index reversed course during Friday morning, shifting from an initially positive start into negative territory.…
Germany Monitors Russian Military Drills Closely
The German military (Bundeswehr) is closely monitoring the ongoing Russian military exercise in Belarus, according to a spokesperson…
Bahn Cuts Long Distance Travel Services
Reports have surfaced, based on an internal document from Deutsche Bahn (DB), indicating a significant restructuring of long-distance…
Germany Urges New Russia Sanctions After Drone Incident
Following the recent drone incident in Poland, German Green Party leader Felix Banaszak has called for a new…
Germany Weighs Return of Patient Fees
A commission established by Health Minister Nina Warken of the CDU is expected to explore the possibility of…
Berlin Power Cut Condemned As Disgraceful
A widespread power outage affecting southeastern Berlin has prompted a strong condemnation from Governing Mayor Kai Wegner (CDU),…
Dax Opens Slightly Higher
30 am, representing a 0..1 percent increase compared to the previous day’s closing value. Insurance companies saw particularly…
German Inflation Steady at 22 Percent
Germany’s federal statistics office (Destatis) confirmed on Friday that the inflation rate for August stood at 2.2 percent.…
Rent Control Fears Grip Landlords>
The German Property Owners’ Association, Haus & Grund, has cautioned against imposing fines on landlords failing to comply…
Spain Charges Suspect in Informant Killing
Spanish prosecutors have formally charged a man suspected of murdering a confidential informant for the Frankfurt police. Tolga…
Schmidt Warned of World War Looms 1980
Newly declassified documents from the U.S. State Department reveal that then-German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt voiced deep concerns about…
Budget Plans Miss Growth Goals
The Munich-based Ifo Institute has raised concerns that the current budgetary planning is failing to adequately bolster growth-relevant…
Gas Profits Surge in Germany
Data released from Germany’s gas grid operators reveal consistently high returns, raising questions about the impact on consumer…
CSU Slams von der Leyens Israel Move
The Christian Social Union (CSU), a major German political party, has voiced strong criticism regarding a recent decision…
Germany Urges Boost To Ukraine Aid
Concerns are mounting within German political circles regarding the adequacy of the current level of military aid being…
Renewables Growth Faces Wealthy Opposition
Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) has cautioned Economics Minister Katherina Reiche (CDU)…
Bolsonaro Faces Over 27 Years in Prison>
A former Brazilian president, Jair Bolsonaro, has been sentenced to 27 years and three months in prison by…
Left Party Slams Healthcare Split
A debate is emerging in Germany regarding potential changes to the healthcare system, with concerns raised about the…
Parliament Sees Record Number of Points of Order
During the current parliamentary session, a total of 13 orders for conduct were issued up to the final…
Greens Miss Historic Funding Opportunity
Ahead of this Friday’s parliamentary debate concerning a €100 billion law intended to support regional states, representatives of…
Wage Theft Costs Social Security 41 Billion Euros
A new calculation by the German Confederation of Trade Unions (DGB) reveals a significant annual economic impact stemming…