After the riots and looting at the weekend, last night in France was apparently quiet. Prime Minister Lecornu said the curfews in several cities had contributed to this. Whether there will be restrictions in the coming night, the prefectures and city administrations should decide during the day.
Germany concluded the recruitment agreement with Turkey 65 years ago. Nearly 900,000 guest workers came. Many have found their home here. Today is remembered in Berlin.
At their upcoming autumn conference, the transport ministers of the states want to launch a nationwide offer for occasional drivers in buses and trains.
In France last night there were curfews to prevent riots and looting, as happened last weekend. Among others, districts in Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon, Lille and Nice were affected. Prime Minister Lecornu said he was absolutely determined to restore order.
The plans of the Left, the Greens and the SPD to socialize large housing groups will not withstand from the point of view of the real estate group Vonovia in court. The company said it was convinced that a socialization in the presented and planned manner was unconstitutional.
The people of Alberta voted against independence from Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke of an opportunity to “make the country better for all of us.”.
In the coalition conflict over the early pension for particularly long-term insured is discussed in the Union-Bundestag parliamentary group according to press information about a compromise.
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