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Agriculture Drove South America’s Sudden Forest Fires, Study Finds
A new study from the Humboldt University of Berlin shows that the devastating forest fires sweeping South America’s…
German Industry Still Thrives Despite Deep Structural Break Study Says
The German industry is experiencing a deep structural shift, but this does not amount to deindustrialisation. Three studies…
Study Questions Minimum Wage Effectiveness in Erasing German Income Poverty
A recent study by the German Economic Institute (IW) found that the minimum wage has failed to curb…
Iran War Slashes Consumer Confidence Study Finds
The ongoing war in Iran continues to weigh on German consumer sentiment. According to the GfK, the monthly…
Older Men Highest Risk of Serious Injury in E Bike Accidents Study Shows
A study by the Technical University of Munich (TUM) shows that e‑bike crashes lead to serious injuries most…
Birthright Citizenship Lowers Youth Crime Among Immigrant Teens Ifo Study Reports
The study from the Ifo Institute and the University of Passau indicates that naturalisation by birth reduces juvenile…
AI Chatbots Heighten Risky Media Use Among German Youth in New Study
A study carried out by DAK‑Gesundheit and the University Hospital Hamburg‑Eppendorf and presented in Berlin on Tuesday shows…
German Education Entry Rates Flat as 1.9 Million Launch Into Study and Training Paths
In 2025, about 1.9 million people in Germany began tertiary studies, started vocational training, entered a transition programme between…
Home Office Couples See 14% Birthrate Boost, Study Finds
In households that include at least one day of home‑office work per week, the average birth rate is…
Germany’s Low‑Wage Workforce Faces Rising Poverty, Study Finds
Nearly one in five paid employees in Germany worked in the low‑wage sector last year, the University of…
Study Finds Germans Know Little About Their Native Mushrooms
Most Germans can accurately identify only a handful of native mushroom species. A study by the University of…
New Study Reveals Widespread Discrimination in Germany
Discrimination appears to be widespread in Germany. According to the Federal Anti‑Discrimination Agency, which cited data from the…
Study Finds Growing Number of Women Leading Germany’s Mittelstand
In 2025, women led approximately 16 percent of Germany’s 3.87 million small‑ and medium‑sized enterprises – about 621 000 businesses. The…
Fuel Subsidy Would Mainly Alleviate Burden of High Earners, RWTH Study Reveals
A short study from the Chair of Energy System Economics at RWTH Aachen-presented by the researchers on Saturday-shows…
Study Finds Rising Oil Prices from Iran War Could Massively Slow German Growth
Rising oil prices driven by the Iran conflict could sharply slow German growth.In a simulation released Thursday by…
Welfare Now Covers One in Three Nursing Home Residents According to DAK Study
More and more residents in nursing homes are unable to cover their individual contributions and must rely on…
Anti Racism Commissioner Demands Action After Study Shows Deep Institutional Racial Bias
After the publication of the “Institutions and Racism” (InRA) study by the Research Institute for Social Cohesion, Federal…
Dobrindt Rejects Criticism Over Racial Bias Study in Federal Agencies
Bundesminister Alexander Dobrindt (CDU) dismissed criticism that the publication of a study on racism in federal agencies had been…
Left Party Voices Concern Over Removing Study Years From Pension Credits
The Left sharply criticized Jens Spahn’s proposal to stop counting university years toward pension contributions. In a statement to…
Study Finds Less Than One-In-Ten Acts of Violence Reported in Germany
Most violent incidents in Germany go unreported. That finding is the core result of the “LeSuBiA” Dark‑Field Study…
Calls for Action Surge After New Dark-Field Study Reveals Alarming Violence Rates
After the release of a new dark‑field study on violence, the call for decisive action has grown louder.…
Germany’s Economy Loses Nearly €1 Trillion in Ongoing Crisis Damage, Study Reveals
According to a study released on Sunday by the German Institute for Economic Research (IW), Germany’s economy has…
DIW Study Finds Progressive Wealth Tax Could Raise Up to €150 Billion Per Year
Party Die Linke has proposed a progressive wealth tax that could raise substantial new revenue. According to a study…
German Companies Reuse 80% of Old IT Equipment, Study Finds
Most companies in Germany claim they ensure that decommissioned IT equipment is either reused or disposed of in…
Germany’s Ifo Study Shows Only Minor Easing in Company Order Demand Yet One‑Third Still Strained
The order situation for companies in Germany remains tight. According to the Ifo Institute, about one‑third of firms…
Electric Car Insurance More Expensive Than Gasoline Cars According to Verivox Study
A recent Verivox analysis, reported by the Funke newspapers, shows that drivers of electric cars often face higher…
Study Reveals Millions of Electric Car Charging Stations Could Be Built at Lower Cost Than Believed
A study by the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (ISI) indicates that building a functional charging…
Study Finds Germany Heavily Dependent on U.S. Defense Supplies Despite Rising Military Spending
Globally, two‑thirds of all defense‑sector startups are located in the United States. The superpower also dominates the large‑enterprise…
Military Watchdog Demands Sexism Study
The parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces, Henning Otte, has issued a stark call for expedited action from…
US Interest in German Study Soars
The number of American citizens applying for research and study scholarships in Germany has surged significantly compared to…
Mothers Feel Financial Strain Study Finds
A recent study commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for Family Affairs has revealed a significant disparity in…
Worker Councils Shield Jobs Automation Study Shows
A recent study, a collaborative effort between the Ifo Institute, the University of Konstanz and the Institute for…
Disconnect to Thrive Study Shows
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Trier and RWTH Aachen suggests a clear link…
Schools Welcomed Refugee Students Successfully Study Finds
A recent assessment of Germany’s school system regarding the integration of refugee children, particularly following the large influx…
Study Urges Action on Unintended Pregnancies
Representatives from the Green and Left factions are pressing the Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) to immediately release…
Kids Miss Out Social Skills Study Finds
early childhood education programs overwhelmingly prioritize cognitive development at the expense of essential social skills.. The research, analyzing…
Sanctions Kill More Than Conflict Study Finds
A newly released study has found that economic sanctions imposed by the United States or the European Union…
Study Finds Infrastructure Spending Misses Mark
A recent study by the Ifo Institute suggests that increased state investment in infrastructure requires a more targeted…
Charité Facing Study Spot Cuts
Berlin’s Charité, a renowned university hospital, is facing significant cuts to its study places across several key academic…
Pine Forest Now Emits CO2 Study Finds
A prolonged period of heatwaves and drought, beginning in 2018, has significantly damaged a pine forest in Hartheim…
Study Reveals Basic Income’s Crushing Reality
A new study has revealed the struggles of those receiving the so-called “Bürgergeld” in Germany, as many struggle…
Study Reveals Germany’s Hidden Financial Crisis
A recent study by the Ifo-Institut, N26 and the Technical University of Munich, based on anonymized bank data,…
Study Debunks Myths on Flex Work
A recent study by the Institute of the German Economy (IW) has found that flexible work arrangements do…
Parks Can Drop Temperatures by Up to 9.7 Degrees, Study Reveals
Scientists from the RWTH Aachen and San Francisco State University have investigated the extent to which parks can…
Study Reveals Dramatic Price Hike for Slow Connections
As internet speeds continue to increase, the prices of slower tariffs are also rising, a recent analysis by…
Study Reveals Lower Working Hours Than Most Countries
According to a new analysis by the Institute for Economic Research (IW) based on OECD data, published on…
Study Reveals Surprising Ranking
According to a calculation by the Institute of the German Economy (IW), Germans work fewer hours compared to…
Study Reveals Demographic and Socioeconomic Factors.
According to an internal analysis conducted by the German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), non-German nationals are disproportionately…
Study Shows Prices Soar, Investments Fall Short
A recent study conducted by the Ifo Institute, a renowned research institution, has revealed that the additional billions…
Professor Calls for Study on Banning AfD Amid Rising Concerns
Osnabrück University’s legal expert Hermann Heußner has called on the new black-red government to initiate a study on…
Left-handedness Linked to Higher Risk of Autism and Schizophrenia, Study Suggests
Scientists have discovered that left-handedness or mixed-handedness is unusually common among patients with certain neurological conditions such as…
Study Reveals
A new survey by the consulting firm McKinsey reveals that electric cars are once again in demand in…
Groundbreaking Study Reveals the Unbreakable Barrier of Success
A recent study on local parliaments has been widely reported in the media, claiming to show that the…
Study Reveals Shocking Control Deficits in Public Broadcasting
A study by the Otto-Brenner-Stiftung has identified deficits in the control committees of public broadcasters. According to the…
Study Reveals No Link Between Migrants and Crime Rate in Germany
A study by the Ifo Institute has found no correlation between the influx of migrants to Germany and…
New Study Reveals Alarming State of Play
A new study underpins the partly alarming state of sports facilities in German cities, municipalities, and districts. According…
3.3 Million Germans in the Dark: Shocking New Study Reveals
In Germany, at least 3.3 million people worked in the shadow economy in 2024, which accounts for 5.4…