Stories from Furt · Germany

Judith Schalansky's Frankfurt Poetics Lectures, titled 'Marmor, Quark, Silber, Nebel,' were mentioned by Inforadio RBB.

Banknotes and coins worth 12.1 billion D-Mark are currently still outstanding, according to Sven Bertelmann, a currency expert at the Deutsche Bundesbank.

A plan is scheduled for noon to separate passengers and crew members by nationality into small groups.

Stones were thrown onto the roadway on the A5 motorway near Frankfurt, specifically between Nordkreuz Frankfurt and Homburger Kreuz. Stones were reported to be thrown onto the A5 highway between Nordwestkreuz Frankfurt and Bad Homburger Kreuz.

The Kindergarten Financing Commission, an expert body in Thuringia, has submitted its final report. Bernd Schröter and colleagues hope for the preservation of structures in these areas.

The German state of Thuringia has offered compensation for health damages in individual cases since 2021. The state and the fire department accident fund are involved in making compensation for health damages in service possible.

The German stock exchange was again burdened by developments concerning Iran.

Enthra Frankfurt manager Albert Riera expressed disappointment with the match result, though he was satisfied with the team's performance.

No recommendations were provided regarding a kindergarten strategy for Thuringia to address demographic change. The German state of Thuringia has not received recommendations regarding its daycare strategy to address demographic change. The recently released Federal Cyber Strategy offers limited specifics for state and local governments.

A 'Violence Assistance Act' is expected to come into effect or be discussed starting from the 27th.