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Major Fire in Germany Causes Millions in Damage

Fire · Villingen-Schwenningen

Major Fire in Germany Causes Millions in Damage

42% Center coverage: 12 sources

A massive fire broke out late Saturday evening in the old town of Villingen-Schwenningen, a city in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, causing extensive damage and injuries.See the Story

As the Schengen Agreement Turns 40, How Free Is Movement Around Europe Today?

As the Schengen Agreement Turns 40, How Free Is Movement Around Europe Today?

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

On 14 June 1985, France, the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany, pre-reunification) and the Benelux countries – Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg – signed an agreement in Schengen, a small town in Luxembourg, that would, eventually, see checks at their common borders abolished. The 40 years since have seen delays, amendments and debates, with the political football of freedom of movement in Europe rarely out of play.See the Story

Why Are We So Scared of Friday the 13th?

Why Are We So Scared of Friday the 13th?

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Find out how the date got its unlucky reputation and how even nonbelievers may be influenced by our collective triskaidekaphobia.See the Story

Body of Missing 81-Year-Old Found in Carinthia

An 81-year-old woman, who had been missing since last Friday, was found dead on Wednesday in the municipal area of Heiligenblut am Großglockner.Austria · Austria See the Story

Erfurt: Renewed Fire in the Old Slaughterhouse - Extinguishing Works Continue

A fire broke out again on Tuesday on the grounds of the old slaughterhouse in Erfurt. Although the smoke column has now spread, the extinguishing work is still ongoing.Erfurt · Erfurt See the Story

After South America Trip: Bird Spider Crawls From Suitcase

A man unpacks his suitcase after a South America trip – and discovers a blind passenger: a bird spider. The police Freiburg is approaching.Freiburg · Freiburg See the Story

Craft Master Describes Private Transition for Chickens From

Twice a day, the feather cattle cross the streetBlue-white signs with a stylized chicken family stand on a side road in the southern Baden parish. At first glance, the self-made traffic signs may irritate, but the puzzle is quickly solved: the local carpenter master Wolfgang Rombach uses the mobile boards so that his chicken flock can reach the other side of the road without any harm. "Until now, there have been only positive reactions," sums up…Baden-Württemberg · Baden-Württemberg Read Article

Finance Minister Bayaz: Pension for University Graduates only From 68 Years of Age

The minister also pleads to cancel a holidayThe Baden-Württemberg finance minister Danyal Bayaz has proposed a later retirement for university graduates.In an interview with the newspaper Welt, the Green politician said that academics only went to the labour market later and were in most cases physically less burdened in the job.There is little else left if one wants to preserve the prosperity of the country including its social security systems…Stuttgart, Germany · Stuttgart Read Article

Aha-Moment: "Having a Seat

If someone has drunk a bit too much then you say too – he has a sitting.The phrase comes from the 19th century. At that time you didn't judge by promille whether someone is drunk, but by attitude. Whoever "has a seat" has already drunk so much that he can only sit. The body remains on the chair, but the head is slowly on vacation.Your Mariella MisquialMore Aha momentsFreiburg · Freiburg Read Article

Large Ratfish Stolen From Enclosure in Bars at the Kaiserstuhl

The owner of the animal discovered a large amount of feathers before the closed enclosureA Nandu female, according to the police, was stolen from a free enclosure in the district of Emmendingen. The owner of the rat bird from the bar at the Kaiserstuhl noticed a remarkably large amount of feathers in front of the closed enclosure on Sunday and noticed that "Gretle" was gone. Hence, the animal was probably stolen between Saturday afternoon and Su…Animals · Emmendingen Read Article

Police Unions Demand Expansion of Charging Infrastructure

Before the purchase of additional electric vehicles for the Baden-Württemberg police, the unions demand that the charging infrastructure be expanded. "Without its own charging infrastructure and limited range, many electric vehicles in shift duty are currently simply not suitable for everyday use," explained Thomas Mohr, Deputy Head of State of the Police Union (GdP), the German Press Agency. Many police departments do not have their own chargin…Infrastructure · Baden-Württemberg Read Article

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