Law Student Awarded €100,000 After Being Fired for Attempting to Form Works Council
A case from Munich has highlighted the far-reaching protections offered under German labor law—even for student workers.
Munich’s Ludwigstraße to Host Car-Free Sustainability Festival with Culture, Music and Urban Innovation
This coming weekend, Munich's Ludwigstraße will once again be transformed into a car-free festival site as the “Zamanand Summer Village” returns to the city
Invasive Japanese Beetles Found Again Near Lake Constance as Authorities Urge Vigilance
Several Japanese beetles (Popillia japonica) have been detected once again in the Lindau region near Lake Constance, raising concerns about the potential spread of
Record Number of Complaints Filed Against Deutsche Post as New Delivery Law Slows Service
The first half of 2025 saw a record 22,981 complaints submitted to the Federal Network Agency about postal services in Germany—a 13 percent increase
Search for Missing 17-Year-Old in Main River Near Winterhausen Called Off as Police Assume Drowning
Winterhausen – Following Sunday’s tragic swimming accident in the Main River near Winterhausen (Würzburg district), police announced on Monday that the search for the
Teenager Missing in the Main River Near Winterhausen After Attempted Swim Across
Winterhausen – A large-scale rescue operation was launched on Sunday afternoon in the Würzburg district after a 17-year-old boy went missing while attempting to
Construction Work Causes Service Disruptions on S3 and S7 Lines of Munich’s S-Bahn
Munich – Passengers on Munich’s S-Bahn network will need extra patience in the coming days as planned construction work leads to cancellations and schedule
Fake Website Tricked Pensioner with Fee for TV License Cancellation
A 72-year-old man from Eichenried fell victim to an online scam that charged him for canceling a public broadcasting license—an action that should have