Why 1.3 Million Retirees Are Back at Work in Germany?
The employment rate for Germans aged 65-69 has risen from 13% in 2013 to 20% in 2023 [2]. According to the latest Altersübergangs-Report from the Institute for Work and Qualification […]
The employment rate for Germans aged 65-69 has risen from 13% in 2013 to 20% in 2023 [2]. According to the latest Altersübergangs-Report from the Institute for Work and Qualification […]
Germany’s Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) stopped approving new applications for state-funded integration courses in December 2025. The freeze affects thousands of migrants who need language training to
Germany is reintroducing the EV vehicle subsidy, offering up to €6,000 for households with income-based tiers. It is a retroactive subsidy, meaning consumers buying an electric vehicle from January 2026
Protests against Iran’s regime entered their 13th day on January 9, 2026. Demonstrations spread across more than 100 cities, with tens of thousands rallying in Tehran, Mashhad, and Isfahan. Protesters
Germany is known for its reliable infrastructure, but power outages (Stromausfall) can still happen. German homes are built to retain heat, but without heating, temperatures can drop to uncomfortable levels
A massive power outage plunged southwest Berlin into darkness on January 4. 45,000 homes were affected and had no electricity for several hours to days. Winter and freezing weather made
The legal three-day sales window for New Year’s Eve fireworks opened today across Germany. It sparked long queues outside supermarkets and specialist stores as shoppers rushed to purchase rockets, batteries,
Hundreds of Indian students at the International University of Berlin are suddenly facing visa withdrawals, possible deportation, or forced remote study because immigration authorities no longer recognise their hybrid programmes
Major statutory health insurance providers in Germany have announced increases to their additional contribution (Zusatzbeitrag) rates effective January 2026. An additional contribution is charged on top of the 14.6% general
Germany faces a new debate on taxes. Schleswig-Holstein’s Minister-President Daniel Günther wants a nationwide sugar tax. He plans to introduce it via the Bundesrat. The goal is to start in
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