Munich Mayor Krause Confirms Intent to Build 50,000 Apartments and Responds to Criticism of His Plans
The housing issue in Munich has long moved from the category of socio-economic problems into the realm of political survival.
Excellent Education, Years of Successful Experience, and Unemployment: When the Job Search Ends in Failure
Academic Bachelor's and Master's degrees were for a long time considered in Germany an unconditional guarantee of a stable future and high social status.
From Augsburg to the Allgäu: Which Swabian Zoos and Wildlife Reserves are Worth Visiting
When it comes to a trip to see animals, Bavarian residents first and foremost recall Munich's Hellabrunn or the massive Nuremberg Zoo.
Dominik Krause Announces Pivot to Negotiations with CSU After Volt Withdraws from Coalition Talks
Munich’s political landscape is undergoing fundamental changes. The Green Party in the Bavarian capital has achieved a historic success, securing the post of Lord
Russia Includes Munich Companies on List of Potential Strike Targets
The geopolitical confrontation between Moscow and European capitals has transitioned into a phase of direct military threats against the private sector.
German Supreme Court Invalidates Clause in Netflix Terms of Use
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has concluded a protracted dispute between the streaming giant Netflix and consumer rights advocates, ruling that one
European Commission Plans Launch of Age Verification App for the Internet
Brussels intends to radically alter its approach to the safety of minors in the digital sphere.
Bundestag Approves New Rules for “Buy Now, Pay Later” Systems
The rapid development of digital commerce has brought consumers not only convenience but also new financial risks.