Pandemic: Bavarian Constitutional Court Rules Government’s Refusal to Disclose Mask Procurement Data Illegal
The Bavarian state government partially violated the parliamentary right of inquiry held by SPD lawmaker Florian von Brunn.
Deutsche Bahn Plans to Cut Nearly One in Three Management Positions
The German railway operator Deutsche Bahn aims to simplify its management structures. According to Supervisory Board Chairman Werner Gatzer, the company will eliminate an
Nuremberg Firefighters Extinguish Blaze at Waste Recycling Plant
Nuremberg — On Thursday evening, a fire broke out at a waste recycling facility in Nuremberg. The fire department was able to intervene quickly
Far-Left Activists Occupy SPD Headquarters in Munich for Political Protest
A group of left-wing activists occupied the headquarters of the Bavarian SPD. Following a police operation, the building was cleared, which was subsequently followed
Isar Aerospace to Reschedule Postponed Test Flight of Spectrum Rocket
The Bavarian aerospace firm Isar Aerospace has delayed the test launch of its rocket due to a technical fault in a pressure valve. The
Rosenheim Traffic Police Intercept Truck with Unsecured Radioactive Cargo
During a routine inspection of a specialized vehicle requiring mandatory labeling, officers from the dangerous goods control group of the Upper Bavaria South Police
Iconic Men’s Fashion Store on Munich’s Marienplatz to Close; New Tenant Announced
Swiss chocolatier Lindt & Sprüngli is set to become the new tenant of one of Germany’s most coveted retail locations. The company will take
Lake Königssee in Bavaria May Soon Freeze Over Completely
The first layers of ice have begun to form on Lake Königssee in the Berchtesgadener Land district. Whether this will be enough to allow