The 84 million euro ship “Baltic Whale” now connects Germany and Denmark

A huge battery ferry recently started connecting Germany and Denmark with zero emissions. The 84 million euro ship is a milestone – and a signal to an entire industry that…

New price slide for electric cars: The reasons and the consequences

For the first time in five years, prices for electric cars in Europe are falling. The reason is the EU’s strict CO2 regulations, and the drivers are cheap small cars.…

5 factors trigger a woman’s desire

Female desire is sensitive, complex – and heavily influenced by everyday life. Why it’s often small changes that have a big impact. Many women know the feeling: phases full of…

Nice: 13-year-old kills mother after argument over alcohol

A 13-year-old boy in Nice, southern France, has confessed to killing his mother with a hammer during an argument. After his mother accused him of drinking, he hit and pushed…

Fifth Iranian woman forgoes Australian visa

Fifth Iranian woman forgoes Australian visa

Raimund refuses to jump: “Don’t take part in this shit”

Olympic champion Philipp Raimund voluntarily gave up his jump, while teammate Felix Hoffmann had just avoided a fall in strong and changing winds shortly before. The ski jumping World Cup…

VfB Stuttgart – RB Leipzig in the live ticker: Top game on Sunday

In the tight race for a place in the Champions League, VfB Stuttgart scored three very important points in the Bundesliga. The Swabians won 1-0 (0-0) against their direct rivals…

Election defeat in BaWü: FDP General Secretary Nicole Büttner loses her bet and is now bald

FDP General Secretary Nicole Büttner has had her head shaved after losing a bet in the Baden-Württemberg state elections. The politician presented her new look on Instagram on Sunday. “I…

Justice keeps the name of the suspected rail manslaughter secret

After the fatal fist attack on train attendant Serkan C. on a regional train near Kaiserslautern, a 26-year-old Greek man is in custody. Investigators are adamant about his identity. FOCUS…

New asylum numbers: Almost 75,000 refugees came without a passport

More than 65 percent of the adult first-time asylum seekers who came to Germany in 2025 did not have any ID or passport with them. According to a “Bild” report,…