Daily Briefing 25.04.2024, 17:33 (CEST)
Private finance for climate action in spotlight at Berlin talks
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has said that industrialized nations must be held financially responsible for tackling climate change, but that the private sector share of climate...
Read TextBaltic Sea states meet in Riga to discuss pollution
Environment ministers from countries on the Baltic Sea convened in Riga on Thursday to discuss pollution.
Read TextBavarian lawmakers again lift immunity of embattled AfD politician
An embattled Bavarian politician from the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party had his parliamentary immunity lifted on Thursday following new allegations.
Read TextGerman drugstore chain Rossmann plans to invest in new stores in 2024
German drugstore chain Rossmann has announced plans to invest more money in its stores and further expand its network of locations.
Read TextHundreds search for missing 6-year-old boy in north-west Germany
Volunteers and police are continuing to comb the woods in north-western Germany for a 6-year-old boy who went missing on Monday evening.
Read TextAuto parts supplier Continental agrees to pay €100m in diesel scandal
Prosecutors in Germany have imposed a fine of €100 million ($107 million) on automotive supplier Continental in connection with the major diesel engine emissions manipulation scandal that r...
Read TextGerman pharmaceutical firm Merck lays cornerstone for research centre
German pharmaceutical and chemical company Merck is investing more than €300 million ($320 million) in a new research centre at its headquarters in the western German city of Darmstadt sout...
Read TextGerman journalist, activist Düzen Tekkal wins press freedom prize
German magazine publishers are honouring journalist, war correspondent and human rights activist Düzen Tekkal with this year's Press Freedom Prize.
Read TextReports: Bayern Munich want Leverkusen defender Tah
Bayern Munich are reportedly interested in Germany centre back Jonathan Tah from Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen in an effort to strengthen their back line.
Read TextCoach Rangnick has Bayern Munich offer, Austrian official says
Ralf Rangnick has an offer from Bayern Munich to become their new coach, Austrian federation ÖFB sporting director Peter Schöttel has said.
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