By 2045, Germany’s Population Will Shrink Without Migrant Inflows, but Not in All Regions
By 2045, Germany will have more elderly people and fewer people in work. The country will also have fewer inhabitants. But the population decline
“This Is Just Populism”: Bavarian Family Associations Criticise Söder’s Plans for a So-Called “Fast Lane” for Families
Parents know well how slowly time passes in a waiting room with a small child in their arms. Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder has
Why So Many Helicopters Have Been Seen Over Munich Lately
Around nine in the morning, the northern districts of Munich become noisy. One after another, helicopters rise into the sky and head south towards
For the first time, licences for bloggers at Oktoberfest have brought the city treasury a six-figure sum
The new mandatory licence for bloggers at this year's Oktoberfest has, for the first time, brought Munich's municipal budget revenue in the low six-figure
Students in Munich pay more for housing than in any other German city
A small flat in Munich costs a student around €880 a month including utilities, while the state provides only €380 for housing under the
Could the Schongau school shooting have been prevented? Police have new information
When the alarm over an armed attack was raised at the Welfen-Gymnasium on 8 July, it came as a bolt from the blue for
Activist of the Björn Steiger Foundation Proposes Driving Licences for E-Scooter and Bicycle Riders
In recent months, police reports in Swabia have increasingly featured unpleasant incidents involving e-scooters and bicycles, and far from harmless ones.
Bavarian Ministry of Education Cancels Mathematics Test for 37,000 Tenth-Graders: Why?
Bavarian Gymnasium pupils had been preparing for this test since the spring, but the day before the exam it vanished from the timetable.