Stories from Frankfurt · Germany

A surcharge of approximately 35 percent is currently applied to nitrogen fertilizer, according to a German radio report.

Radio stations are anticipating Eintracht Frankfurt's performance as the team begins the second half of a match. Broadcasters expressed curiosity about how the team would appear in this period. Dortmund had the first action in the second half of the match, with Sabitzer creating a scoring opportunity after moving through midfield and passing towards Gera. A player passed sharply into the penalty area towards Gera/Geraci. Eintracht Frankfurt initially took a 1-0 lead after 80 seconds with a goal from Usun. However, Girasci and Schlotterbeck scored for Dortmund before halftime, turning the game. Burkhardt scored a consolation goal for Frankfurt in the 87th minute, but it was too late for a comeback.

A German radio station expressed anticipation for Eintracht's performance in a game.

The German trade union Verdi has warned that 15,000 jobs could be threatened.

A 90-year-old politician cast his vote at a polling station in Germany and made a brief statement.

Emergency services deployed in a German city, with increasing numbers of personnel arriving.

Police are investigating whether an incident involving a money transporter driver was a hostage-taking or deprivation of liberty. One of two individuals freed was identified by police as the driver of a money transporter. It remains unclear if the perpetrators took any loot.

The Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt is hosting a free weekend event called 'Schirn at Night,' which began today and will continue until Sunday. The event features numerous activities with free entry.

The Ludwig-Börne-Preis for 2026 has been awarded to historian Christoph Klark. He is being recognized as a captivating narrator who explains history in an understandable manner.

An event is taking place at the Dondorf-Druckerei in Bockenheim, Frankfurt, associated with the Schirn art gallery.