Stories from Frankfurt · Germany

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.

A Special Deployment Commando (SEK) and a negotiation group from the State Criminal Police Office (LKA) are currently on site.

Former coach Niko Kovac is reportedly sitting on the bench as an Eintracht member.

Defense stocks are currently in demand, according to the source.

Ornithologists have confirmed that the greenfinch, once a relatively common bird, is being observed less and less frequently. This decline was also noted through the 'Stunde der Gartenvögel' initiative.

A regulation that currently exists in Hesse is planned to apply nationwide across Germany in the future.

Analysts report that Ryan Metal is starting to miss its own targets, having admitted these targets were ambitious. The company has recorded four misses versus consensus in the past six months, leading some investors to question its product portfolio.

A crisis bonus is tax and duty-free, but it is exclusively available for employees who are subject to social security contributions.