Stories from Munich · Germany

Investigators found fertilizer that can be used to make explosives during a search of a suspect's residence. The suspect had not yet decided on the exact method or location for an attack.

Team Germany secured victory at the second Rip Curl Nations Trophy wave pool competition held in Munich. The event took place under sunny skies with temperatures around 21 degrees Celsius.

The Munich subway system is introducing new electric track vehicles designed to reduce noise and improve cleanliness during maintenance work. This investment aims to modernize operations and enhance the passenger experience.

The Bavarian Minister-President Söder wants to save money on the citizen's basic income to help finance an income tax reform. The SPD general secretary, Klistendorf, considers this impossible.

Munich city authorities have lifted the ban on surfing at the Eisbach Wave in the English Garden. Surfing is now permitted until 10:00 PM, provided surfers use a special leash with a quick-release mechanism.

A fire has been reported, with the A3 and A9 autobahns mentioned in connection to the incident. Personnel are working after a fire near the A3 and A9 autobahns, with visibility being a factor.

A German union has drawn 'red lines' concerning potential interventions in the working time law and the possible end of the right to part-time work. The union issued a renewed warning regarding these issues.

A civil lawsuit against the church for child abuse has been ongoing since 2022. The perpetrator, Peter H., reportedly used alcohol to incapacitate Per and other victims. The perpetrator's methods were also applied to other victims, according to the source.

Reports have accumulated regarding individuals approaching mountains in Germany unprepared, lacking proper equipment and the correct mindset. This trend, particularly noted around the highest mountain in Germany, has led to dismay and alarm.

The Bavarian Minister-President made comments regarding a controversy, with the source noting his remarks were particularly well-articulated.