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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 precarious." One might assume these words about refugees

05.09.2026

Daniel Tat

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 mouths and hands, have imposed on us. But when calculating harmful emissions, official Brussels for some

01.09.2026

Daniel Tat

Germany deports further criminals to Afghanistan, including five from Bavaria

At dawn on Tuesday, a charter flight took off from Leipzig/Halle Airport, serving as a so-called

Study: Germany Sees Sharp Rise in Youth Without Employment or Education

Nearly one in ten residents of Germany aged 20 to 24 has neither work, nor sufficient

Deutsche Bahn Launches Child Accompaniment Service for Long-Distance Routes

Parents who send a child alone on a train journey rarely feel at ease. Even if regulations permit it, several hours of travel across the country without adults nearby cause concern.

13.08.2026

Germany·Transportation

A drone with explosives was found near a Ukrainian aircraft at Leipzig airport

In the early morning of August 5, an incident occurred at Leipzig/Halle airport in Germany that threatened the security of one of Central Europe's largest cargo aviation hubs.

05.08.2026

Germany·Incidents

Germany’s Federal Cabinet approves bill on the use of artificial intelligence in migration procedures

The German federal government intends to use so-called "artificial intelligence" (in fact a neural network, that is, not a thinking model) in reviewing asylum applications and visa procedures.

31.07.2026

Germany·Society·Technologies

Germany to raise the tax-free allowance for pensioners from 2027, while cutting other benefits at the same time

Herr Müller from just outside Munich — a fictional but typical German resident — draws a state pension, rents out an inherited flat, and works weekends as a consultant on a mini-job

13.07.2026

Analytics·Economics·Germany·Society

Is the deportation of Ukrainian refugees from Germany possible, and in what cases?

The subject of deportation remains one of the most painful for Ukrainians who have now been living in Germany for a fourth year. Rumours, fragments of other people's stories and posts in

10.07.2026

Analytics·Editor's Choice·Editor's Column·Germany·Interesting·Society

The Higher Regional Court of Celle Clarifies Responsibility When Tourists Miss Flight Due to Check-in Delays

Missing a flight due to a check-in queue is one of the most frustrating scenarios for a holidaymaker. The Higher Regional Court of Celle has examined just such a case and issued

10.07.2026

Germany·Interesting·Safety·Tourism·Transportation

What Is More Important to Schoolchildren’s Parents in Germany: Saving €300 on Tickets or Being Fined?

The difference in the cost of airfares and hotel bookings during school holiday periods compared to off-peak times in the Federal Republic of Germany traditionally demonstrates substantial gaps, often exceeding €300 for

10.07.2026

Editor's Choice·Education·Germany·Interesting·Society

Bundestag Approves Automatic Child Benefit Payments

The German parliament on Thursday passed a government bill to transition to a so-called application-free system for calculating child subsidies.

10.07.2026

Germany·Society

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Sunday Trading Is Being Hotly Debated in Germany, While Its European Neighbours Found a Solution Long Ago

The debate over Sunday shop opening hours has flared up again in Germany. Bakeries and confectioners in the country could be granted the right to work up to eight consecutive hours on

09.07.2026

Business and Finance·Economics·Editor's Choice·Editor's Column·Germany

German Government to Abolish Housing Benefit for One-Third of Recipients from 2027

Berlin — The Federal Government has approved a housing benefit (Wohngeld) reform that will strip approximately one-third of current recipients of support starting January 1, 2027. The changes will primarily affect low-income

08.07.2026

Economics·Germany·Society

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