Germany: From Mass Emigration to Immigration
"They come in droves and will never adopt our language or customs... Soon they will so outnumber us that even our government will become
Munich Opens Candidate Applications for Its Migrant Affairs Council on September 7
This autumn, Munich will hold an election that few residents of the city are even aware of, even though it directly affects the fate
Someone Tried to Firebomb a Defence Contractor in Munich: What We Know – And What We Don’t
The night of Thursday, September 3, began with an alarming call to Munich police. Outside a complex of office buildings on Mühldorfstraße, home to
Munich Health Department Launches Free Testing for Sexually Transmitted Infections
4 September marks World Sexual Health Day, and Munich authorities are reminding residents of the simple opportunity to find out about the state of
Finally: A Study by the Technical University of Munich Casts Doubt on the Environmental Friendliness of Electric Vehicles
The electric vehicle is officially considered environmentally clean transport in the European Union. At least that is what activists and Elon Musk, through their
Elderly Man Dies Under the Wheels of a U5 Train in Munich
Early on Saturday morning, a man over 80 died at the Therese-Giehse-Allee U-Bahn station in Munich. The elderly man was standing at the edge
What Munich Airport Plans to Do After Several People Died of Malaria at Frankfurt Airport
A few days ago, two people died at their workplace at one of Europe's largest aviation hubs. The cause turned out to be rare
With effect from September 4, the ban on nighttime beer sales returns to every kiosk in Munich’s university quarter
Munich's university quarter is about to return to the old rules. The long-running dispute between city authorities and kiosk owners on Schellingstraße has ended