New Secondhand Store “Raben Store RS1” to Open in Munich on May 5
Munich – A new chapter begins at Schwanthalerstraße 79: where the inclusive café and sewing workshop “Nähwerk” once stood, the “Raben Store RS1” will
New Organic Waste Rules from May Aim to Reduce Plastic and Improve Compost Quality
A new regulation on organic waste will take effect on May 1, 2025, aiming to significantly reduce the amount of plastic ending up in
Germany to Tighten Border Controls Starting May 6 Under Incoming Chief of Staff Frei
Thorsten Frei, the incoming Chief of the German Chancellery, announced stricter border and asylum policies shortly before taking office.
After Fatal Surfing Accident, Munich’s Eisbach Wave Remains Closed as Investigation Intensifies
Munich – Following the tragic death of a 33-year-old surfer, the iconic Eisbach wave in Munich remains closed to the public.
Bavarian Schools Between Decay and Renewal: Infrastructure Crisis Highlights Stark Contrasts
Munich – Damp walls, closed sports halls, and makeshift classrooms in shipping containers: the condition of many schools in Bavaria is deteriorating rapidly.
Fatal Train Collision Near Schwandorf Disrupts Rail Traffic as Recovery Efforts Continue
Schwandorf, Bavaria – Rail traffic between Schwandorf and Regensburg remains disrupted following a fatal collision between a regional train and a car on Tuesday.
Bavaria’s 2025 Abitur Class Begins Exams with Record Low Numbers Due to G8 Phase-Out
Munich – Bavaria’s high school seniors began their final Abitur exams on Tuesday, but the class of 2025 is far from typical. This year
Islamophobic Crimes in Bavaria Triple in Two Years Amid Rising Right-Wing Extremism
Munich – The number of crimes with an Islamophobic motive has surged dramatically in Bavaria, according to figures released by the Bavarian Ministry of