Stories from Germany

Psychology students, including Larissa, are offering mobile counseling services in the rural district of Gütersloh. They can be contacted via WhatsApp and provide services without appointments.

Berlin's public pools require approximately 120 additional staff, including lifeguards and cashiers, for the summer season. The personnel department is actively recruiting, with over 20 applicants already present by mid-morning on Saturday.

Germany's two-month gasoline discount policy, implemented on May 1st, is not providing sufficient relief to citizens. Germany's two-month fuel discount policy began on May 1st, but drivers like Brunis and Prokosh stated the measure is insufficient to provide adequate help. Separately, a Buckelwahl was released in the North Sea. A discount on fuel prices in Germany is not being fully passed on to consumers. Drivers in Germany are experiencing a smaller price reduction at the pump than the theoretical decrease from the energy tax cut. The actual price drop is only about 60% of the theoretical amount. Factors such as international oil prices, dealer pricing strategies, and regional supply and demand influence the final price of gasoline, preventing the full tax reduction from being passed on to consumers.

Ursula Schröder, scientific director at the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy and a professor of political science at the University of Hamburg, has written a book titled "Protection in Times of Crisis." The book is the result of 25 years of research into...

Great Britain has reportedly had positive experiences with a certain technology.

The average interest rate for Treasury Bonds as of March 31, 2026, was 3.392 percent. This data pertains to the average interest rates for 2026.

A Bundesliga team, identified as the Saxons, would benefit from the league schedule on the third-to-last matchday.

The German football league, Bundesliga, is entering a critical phase with only three matchdays remaining. Teams are competing to secure spots in European competitions or to avoid relegation.

Olli Rehn, a member of the European Central Bank's (ECB) Governing Council, stated that monetary policy must react swiftly to any signs of secondary inflationary effects. This warning comes as economic conditions continue to evolve.

Millions of fish are being used to feed tuna in the Baltic Sea. This practice is part of the feeding regimen for the tuna population in the area. The animal was reportedly weakened and had been lying on the seabed without food. A tracking transmitter has been fitted to monitor its movements, though the data is not yet public. Critics noted the rescue operation caused stress to the animal due to noise pollution from ships.