Pro-Palestinian demonstrations in Berlin: Thousands of people take to the streets to draw attention to the situation in Gaza. There are also controversial statements, the spread of conspiracy theories and confrontations with journalists and the police. Among the activists is Ibrahim Ibrahim, who is accused of links to the terrorist organization classified as PFLP.
Deutsche Post wants to increase the letter postage next January from 95 cents to 1.15 euros. Postcards, large letters and other products are also to become more expensive in 2027 - if the Federal Network Agency approves the increases.
In the coming year, patients are likely to wait significantly longer for doctor appointments. The Kassenärztliche Bundesvereinigung blames austerity measures for this.
The interest of employees in BMW’s severance payment program is apparently so great that the Group closes the registration earlier than planned. The offers were probably often clearly in the six-digit range.
After a long crisis, the Romanian parliament elects the non-party Luca Niculescu as head of government. Unlike its predecessor, it promises growth instead of savings.
The European Union wants to expand its presence in the Arctic. EU Commission President von der Leyen said at the presentation of an Arctic strategy in Brussels that it will invest in stronger security and a resilient infrastructure.
One month after the state election in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the new parliament met there for its constituent session. In Schwerin Castle, the SPD politician and former state parliament president Hesse was re-elected to office.
A Russian satellite has flown up to 200 meters to a radar satellite, which may also be used by Ukraine. An attack or just intimidation? Experts recognize a new escalation level in space.
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