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One of the truly meaningful achievements of our civilisation has always been a functioning postal service, ideally with daily delivery of letters and parcels. Greeting cards, bills, job applications, online orders, medicine deliveries, and for some time now even baked goods and fresh meat – sent today, delivered tomorrow. That's how we knew it. And that's how we love it. Until
Naturally, the Chancellor plays a central role in our country's political system. He is the one who can appoint and dismiss ministers. We saw the latter happen recently when Chancellor Olaf Scholz dismissed Federal Finance Minister Christian Lindner, heralding the end of the traffic light coalition. The Chancellor is also the one who,
It was just six weeks ago that we published an article with the same headline here. In it, we described the extremely difficult situation in which the VW Group currently finds itself. Perhaps some readers smiled at the strong words we used to describe Germany's current dilemma.
Things could soon become quieter in the skies above Germany. Following Ryanair, Eurowings – Germany's second-largest airline – has also announced that it will be thinning out its local route network from 2025. Ryanair plans to stop flying to Dortmund, Dresden and Leipzig airports altogether and cancel 60 per cent of its flights to and from Hamburg.
„Made in Germany“ once meant something in the world. Originally introduced in Great Britain at the end of the 19th century as protection against supposedly cheap and inferior imports from Germany, the designation of origin was considered the epitome of German craftsmanship for decades. Goods from Germany were highly valued worldwide for their quality and durability. But that
Continental, Tesla, automotive supplier ZF, Miele, SAP, Vaillant, Samsung, Schenker. Reports of thousands of job cuts at major industrial companies in Germany continue unabated. Entire sites are even being relocated abroad. Why is this happening? What is going wrong in this country? If you want to find out, join us.
On 23 August, a cowardly knife attack took place in Solingen, in which a Syrian man killed three people and injured eight others, some of them critically. Our deepest sympathy goes out to the relatives and those injured. We also remember those who escaped unharmed and had to witness the perpetrator seemingly randomly
Dear readers! If you are a recipient of citizen's income, you can safely ignore this article. This is because the authorities have already determined that you do not have any significant valuables. However, if you are blessed with assets such as real estate, then all the red lights should be flashing brightly for you right now. This is because in
During the European Football Championship, Germany's external borders were systematically monitored for around five weeks. The result: thousands of illegal migrants, wanted criminals and violent offenders, as well as criminal smugglers, were caught by federal police officers. An impressive result that shows how effective close monitoring of our borders can be. „We have over 1,000 arrest warrants