Stories from Burg · Germany

Both Volkswagen and the IG Metall union have indicated they can principally agree on a matter. The district leader of Lower Saxony is leading the negotiations for IG Metall, with Walter Detterding no longer directly involved in the talks.

A sporting season in Magdeburg has been described as a 'rollercoaster ride.' The statement suggests an effort to successfully navigate or achieve goals within this challenging season.

A new 'experience world' focused on the theme of sport has been announced.

A defective vehicle has caused an incident on the A81 Halbronn highway, on the route towards Würzburg. The affected section is between Weinsberg and Ellhofen.

An autobahn in northern Germany is closed until approximately 2 PM.

The traditional tugboat ballet is scheduled for 3:15 PM, followed by a large harbor fireworks display around 10:45 PM.

Professor Klaus Kümmel and his team at Leuphana University in Lüneburg, Germany, have been working for years to develop more environmentally friendly drugs. The pharmaceutical industry initially expressed skepticism about the feasibility of such developments.

The CDU Minister-President in Saxony-Anhalt stated that the overwhelming majority of companies will not implement a particular policy.

The Volkswagen consortium plans to change its purchasing methods, according to a Brazilian radio source.

The more states and municipalities pay their employees, the less tax revenue they receive.