Parasols open: Summer days in Berlin and Brandenburg
Under the influence of a high pressure area, it will remain summery in Berlin and Brandenburg on Tuesday. According to the German Weather Service, people
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“A kind of department head from Habeck”: Union parliamentary group vice sharply criticizes the competences of the construction minister
Union faction Vice Ulrich Lange (CSU) has sharp Criticism of the federal government’s housing and energy policy practiced. “A construction minister urgently needs the competence
Shooting should be made easier: does it save the sheep if you kill wolves?
In order to protect sheep from wolves, Environment Minister Steffi Lemke sometimes lends a hand herself. The Greens politician recently visited the shepherd René Jerome
Tense market meets growing city: Berlin needs more than a quarter of a million new apartments by 2040
The Senate Department for Urban Development assumes that a total of 272,000 additional apartments will have to be built in Berlin by 2040. This emerges
“It's a coming and going”: More than every tenth user has already canceled the Deutschlandticket
More than one in ten buyers has already canceled the Deutschlandticket, which is only offered as a subscription, for nationwide journeys in local and regional
Historic Heatwave over the UK, France, and Benelux -Breaking High Temperatures under the Heat Dome
This is the latest update on the historic heatwave resulting from the major Heat Dome that engulfed Western Europe this week. On Monday, extreme temperatures
No more cordon blur: France prepares to ban vegetarian products from using meaty language
The French government has said it is preparing a new decree against meaty terms like “steak”, “grill” and “spare ribs” being used to describe plant-based
UPDATE 2-Australia’s Orora to buy Carlyle’s France-based Saverglass for $1.4 bln
(Adds details of share suspension, capital raising price in paragraphs 2 and 5 and details of business in paragraphs 3, 7 and 8) By Scott
France Evacuates Five Afghan Women ‘Threatened by Taliban’
Paris — France on Monday saw the arrival of five Afghan women “threatened by the Taliban” after repeated requests it create a humanitarian corridor for
The oldest university in the world is in Morocco
The oldest university in the world still in activity is indeed in Morocco, and more precisely in the city of Fez. This is Al Qarawiyyin