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| Berlin's Tegel airport to close in mid-June amid drop in passenger numbers Tegel was supposed to close in October when the long-delayed new BER Berlin Brandenburg international airport opens its doors. But a collapse in ...
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| The German Towns on the Front Lines of COVID-19 In May, the district had up to 88 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants per week -- at that point, the highest figure for that metric in the country. As a ...
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| What are the new rules for swimming pools in Germany? In Saxony outdoor swimming pools have been allowed to open their doors again since May 15th, and in North Rhine-Westphalia since Wednesday, ...
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| Coronavirus: Greece to reopen tourism season in June, PM says The Greek tourist season will kick off next month, with international charter flights to popular locations resuming in July, the prime minster says.
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| Amphan: Cyclone wreaks deadly havoc in India and Bangladesh Trees were uprooted and homes toppled in both countries, including in the Indian city of Kolkata in West Bengal. Nearly three million people were ...
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| EasyJet hack: 'I've been left in complete limbo' EasyJet passengers whose card details were stolen in a "highly sophisticated cyber-attack" say they have been left frustrated and in limbo by the ...
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| Coronavirus: World sees highest daily increase in virus cases - WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has expressed particular concern about rising infections in low and middle-income nations. The ...
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| Man sentenced to death in Singapore via Zoom Punithan Genasan, 37, received the sentence on Friday for his role in a drug deal that took place in 2011. It marks the city's first case where such a ruling ...
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| Parents in Germany to get up to 20 weeks pay to cover costs of caring for kids In layman's terms the "secondary salary payment" is a state payment of 67 percent of post-tax salary to parents who have been unable to work ...
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| Solar sweeps the board again in German renewables auction Wind developers appear to have thrown in the towel in Germany with federal network agency the Bundesnetzagentur revealing it received no wind ...
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