Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter used racist slur at city council meeting
Lord Mayor of Munich Dieter Reiter (SPD) reproduced a racist term during an official city council event on Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz discussed the shortage of skilled labor with business representatives
German artisans are demanding that the federal government accelerate the pace of reforms. On Friday, at the International Craft Fair in Munich, leaders of
Bundeswehr sent out military service notifications to 18-year-old German citizens for the first time
The Bundeswehr has begun a mass mailing of written notifications to all citizens reaching the age of eighteen this year.
Bundestag approved changes to hospital system reform
The German parliament has approved a package of amendments to the healthcare reform adopted in late 2024.
Munich doctors developed self-diagnostic test for Alzheimer’s disease risk
Alzheimer's disease is deservedly considered one of the most frightening illnesses associated with aging.
Spiritual light of “Warm Home”: how Anna Stuckert unites generations in Bavaria
The charitable landscape of Bavaria resembles a living organism: established foundations have been working here for decades, while bold private initiatives are born alongside
Uferlos Festival to take place in Freising despite significant budget deficit
The cultural panorama of Freising will be enriched by a vibrant event: the popular music and art festival Uferlos is officially returning to the
Federal Network Agency ordered mobile connection shutdown at Lake Starnberg for three weeks
For three weeks, residents of Traubing found themselves in conditions of digital isolation, almost completely losing access to mobile communications.