Stories from Stuttgart · Germany

Supporters of the Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv openly chanted hate speech in German streets in Stuttgart. The chants included derogatory and violent phrases targeting Arabs.

The fourth 'PRÜF' demonstration is scheduled to take place in Stuttgart on the 13th of the month.

Stolz, a German club, is celebrating a special anniversary, marking a moment for the organization. The anniversary is considered a special occasion for the club and its supporters. The Kings of K, a major reggae festival in Canada, is celebrating its anniversary. The event features vibes from Jamaica and is led by President Is I dread on. The festival is described as a cultural gathering.

Radio broadcasts are discussing potential flight cancellations by Lufthansa and the implications for EU passenger rights. The reports mention that airlines may need to offer alternatives if flights are canceled.

Bosch has warned that its production is at risk due to a dispute with Nexperia that is impacting auto suppliers. China has banned exports of Nexperia's finished products, which are used in car parts, in response.

VfB legends Karlheinz Förster and Guido Buchwald, along with sports director Christian Gentner, recalled past cup finals against Bayern. The discussion took place on Bluesky Social.

The criminal organization Rhysida claims to have stolen extensive documents from the IT systems of the city of Stuttgart. The group is demanding ransom for the stolen data.

A life-threatening attack on a man in Stuttgart may have been motivated by far-right extremism.

Following its constitutive session, the state parliament celebrated Constitution Day on May 18th with a varied entertainment and information program.

The new Mercedes-AMG GT four-door coupe will offer 1169 horsepower, all-wheel drive, and a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 2.1 seconds. It will feature a V8 engine sound.