The UK and Germany, perhaps the two countries most closely aligned when Britain was inside the EU, are starting out afresh in a darker world.
The 'Civil Defense Hospitals' framework plan aims to ensure hospitals in Berlin can handle increased patient volumes during emergencies, with considerations for supply chains, emergency power, and medical supplies.
Germany was initially preparing for a heatwave, but now is facing a shift to cool days with heavy rain expected to sweep across several regions. Severe storms have begun affecting areas such as Thuringia, Saxony, and Berlin, with thunderstorms and high winds predicted to continue.
The era of 'solar-only' energy solutions is over. We're entering a new age where the challenge isn't just about clean power generation, but about intelligent on-site distribution and optimised energy management.
In 1990, resentment towards newcomers from the East, especially those from the GDR, erupted in West Germany, marked by insults, bullying, and attacks on shelters. There were widespread fears that thousands of incoming people would overwhelm the welfare system, causing a public consensus that immigration needed to stop.
"Decolonization does not happen by changing a few street names," the political scientist and human rights activist Joshua Kwesi Aikins told DW after it was announced that a central city street with a name that many regard as racist would honor Anton Wilhelm Amo."
Police are searching for missing German backpacker Carolina Wilga, who may have walked into inhospitable bush after her van broke down in remote Karroun Hill.
Alice Weidel, leader of the AfD party, suggested that rapes and knife attacks committed by immigrants are everyday occurrences in Germany, aiming to garner support from her party members.
According to a joint statement from the Dusseldorf Public Prosecutor's Office and Essen police, the investigation had turned up evidence that money gained through commercial fraud was intended to go toward financing an Islamist terrorist attack.
Authorities have detained a 27-year-old man on suspicion of financing a planned Islamist terror attack through fraudulent commercial activities, as searches were conducted in multiple cities.
Grimm boasts of his new role in the Bundestag, noting that he receives a monthly salary of over 11,000 euros and an additional 25,000 euros for staff, along with one hire made. His enthusiasm reflects the party's growing confidence and resources since it now forms the second largest faction in parliament, sitting next to other center-right parties.