Munich Proceeds with 650 Apartments at Twelve Euros per Square Meter Despite Local Criticism
The Federal Agency for Real Estate Management has planned the construction of affordable housing in Milbertshofen. While the project is moving forward, the head
Munich Court Strips Police Officer of Civil Servant Status Over Reichsbürger Ideology
Due to a veteran police officer’s adoption and dissemination of Reichsbürger (Reich Citizens) ideology during her service, the Munich Administrative Court has dismissed her
Nuremberg Carnival 2026: Event Dates and Police Security Measures
In January and February, Nuremberg will once again host numerous Fasching (Carnival) celebrations. Below is the essential information regarding security in the metropolis and
Federal Court of Justice Rules on Housing Discrimination in Karlsruhe
A woman was denied an apartment viewing because of her foreign-sounding name. When she applied using a German surname, she was granted an appointment.
Advance Tax on ETF Investment Funds Rises in Germany for January 2026
Investors holding ETFs are required to pay taxes even if their securities remain in their portfolios. This is due to the advance lump sum
Nearly One-Third of Young Adults in Germany Desire Return to Traditional Gender Roles
Young people in Germany are striving for a sustainable future, yet many are simultaneously looking toward the past with nostalgia.
Police Discharge Firearm During Arrest of Knife-Wielding Man at Munich Central Station
A violent confrontation occurred at Munich Central Station involving several individuals, during which a man armed with a knife launched an attack. One person
Verdi Union Announces Public Transport Strikes in Munich and Bavaria
Passengers using public transport in Munich should prepare for difficult days ahead. Due to strike action, many routes will be unable to operate according