Munich Airport Again Named Germany’s Safest
Pilots rarely speak the language of road markings, but this year it was precisely that which determined the winner of the annual German airport
Germany’s Federal Cabinet approves bill on the use of artificial intelligence in migration procedures
The German federal government intends to use so-called "artificial intelligence" (in fact a neural network, that is, not a thinking model) in reviewing asylum
Munich Municipality doubled the fee for the use of city squares by the IAA auto show
The Munich City Council Administration Committee (Kreisverwaltungsausschuss) on Tuesday, July 28, adopted a decision that affects the possibility of holding Germany's largest auto show
Aldi Opens Its Munich Car Parks to Local Residents at Night
At night for residents, by day for shoppers: the Munich-based technology company Wemolo and the Aldi Süd chain have launched a pilot project that
German drivers are increasingly filling up abroad: what is allowed and what is not?!
The price difference for petrol and diesel between Germany and neighbouring countries has, in some regions, already reached 30-40 cents per litre. Such a
The invasive ant species spreading across Bavaria is destroying cemeteries and power grids
Just a few years ago, the name Tapinoma magnum would have meant nothing to residents of Lower Franconia. Today this insect, measuring only a
Police Released Suspect a Day Before Fatal Knife Attack in Regensburg Bank
On Thursday afternoon, an attack occurred at a branch of the Bavarian HypoVereinsbank in Regensburg, resulting in the death of an employee.
Subsidized Housing Tenants in Munich Granted Exchange Opportunity via City Housing Exchange
Munich remains one of Germany's most strained rental housing markets: free apartments are in critical short supply, and according to local media reports, thousands