Jens Spahn quit CDU/CSU bloc post after US surrogate-baby furor
Why it matters: The exit exposes a split in Friedrich Merz’s party over Germany’s surrogacy ban and queer family policy.
Why it matters: The exit exposes a split in Friedrich Merz’s party over Germany’s surrogacy ban and queer family policy.
Why it matters: The shift means authorities now see a persistent risk to infrastructure, institutions and individuals across Germany.
Why it matters: The deeper cuts reflect a 20% cost gap, falling sales in China and weaker US demand hit by import tariffs.
Berlin also left open the option of additional EU sanctions if violence by Israeli settlers continues.
4,310 of those deaths occurred in just June 22-28, as temperatures topped 40 degrees Celsius in many areas.
What's new: Police arrested a 16-year-old boy, said the girls' lives are not in danger and believe he acted alone.
What's next: Prosecutors are investigating 76 more suspected deaths, which could make the case one of Germany's biggest serial murder cases.
What's new: Brazil, Mexico, Canada and Paraguay were the latest teams eliminated after the round of 16.
What's new: Leroy Sane scored in the second minute before Jhon Yeboah Angulo equalized in the ninth at New York New Jersey Stadium.
Why it matters: schools closed in France, rail service was cut, and officials warned the heat could rank among Europe’s longest in years.
What's new: South Africa advanced after beating South Korea in Monterrey, while Scotland sat on three points and a minus-3 goal difference.
What's new: A report said Berlin could scrap six F126 frigates, dragging Hensoldt, Renk, Saab, Leonardo and BAE lower.
What's next: EU energy ministers are set to weigh the rules this week as some governments push to delay fines and loosen compliance.
What's new: Deutsche Bahn restored service with an emergency system, but major delays and cancellations were expected overnight.
The June 24-26, 2026 event targets PMI candidates, vocational students and university students with language classes and official job matchmaking.
Why it matters: Red alerts span parts of France, Spain and Italy, with Spain forecasting highs above 44C and Germany also reporting fatal swimming incidents.
What's new: Traders cut year-end hike bets to 33 basis points from 37, while Germany's 2-year yield fell 6 basis points.
Update: MRI shows the Germany defender tore ligaments in his left ankle and is expected to miss several months.
What's next: A listing could come as soon as Tuesday, with Bloomberg reporting a possible valuation of 15 billion to 18 billion euros.
Germany top Group E with six points, while Ivory Coast must win their final match to advance.
Why it matters: The case could escalate a dispute over who pays for new medicines as Germany pushes cost cuts in public health insurance.
Fire Point and Hensoldt signed an MoU in Paris for the Freyja system, while the TerMIT unmanned vehicle will be made in Germany.
What’s new: The striker was arrested in France on May 29, questioned and released as investigators examine suspicious betting on a yellow card.
What’s new: The Nice forward was arrested in May in a French spot-fixing probe and later released as the investigation continued.
What's next: Any mine-clearing operation would need approval from Iran and Oman, and shipping groups warn traffic may take weeks to normalize.
What's new: The striker will stay in the United States as betting-related and corruption allegations in France remain under investigation.
The deal adds cyber work, a joint Baltic command and military mobility, including German engineering support on Poland's eastern border.
Indonesia also opened up tech-sector jobs in Germany and asked Berlin to help speed finalization of the IEU-CEPA.
What’s next: German takeover rules are set to extend the offer from June 20 to July 3 as Berlin backs Commerzbank’s independence.
What's new: Shaun Evans remains eligible for the tournament, and FIFA's broadcast later stopped showing VAR crews posing on camera.
Why it matters: Ibrahim’s career spanned more than seven decades, and his music became tied to South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle.
Why it matters: The summit was meant to focus on growth and security, but divisions over Iran now threaten G7 unity.
Der Panzer top Group E with three points, while Manuel Neuer makes his fifth World Cup appearance.
The result puts Ivory Coast second in Group E behind Germany, while Ecuador remain without a point.
Steinmeier is set to meet Prabowo, bring a business delegation and stop at Istiqlal and Jakarta Cathedral.
New: Frank-Walter Steinmeier is set for a one-day stop that includes visits to Istiqlal Mosque and Jakarta Cathedral.
Why it matters: The EU-backed plant adds power-chip capacity for AI data centers after other European chip projects stalled.
Why it matters: The collapse of one of Europe’s biggest defense projects exposes deep splits over military planning and industrial control.
What's new: The proposal could resurface at NATO's July summit in Turkey as allies debate how to count 1.5% of GDP in defense-related spending.
What's new: The European leaders tied support to an immediate ceasefire, security guarantees for Kyiv and frozen Russian assets staying in place.
What's next: European officials see any talks as months away and insist Kyiv must approve the format and timing.
New: Berlin won only 104 votes, trailing Portugal's 134 and Austria's 131 for the 2027-2028 term.
A humpback whale known as Timmy was dragged onto a Danish beach after weeks in shallow water, with an autopsy planned to determine how it died.