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Berlin court upholds road-salt ban despite hundreds of ice-related accidents

Europe · Germany

Berlin court upholds road-salt ban despite hundreds of ice-related accidents

55% Right coverage: 11 sources

A Berlin court has thwarted an emergency plan of the city government to allow the use of road salt to keep pavements useable after an unprecedented cold spell…See the Story

Former Olympic Champion Warns Vonn of Consequences

Former Olympic Champion Warns Vonn of Consequences

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Three-time Olympic alpine skiing champion Maria Riesch is warning her peer and former competitor Lindsey Vonn to put her health first. The American is determined to compete in Sunday's downhill despite a torn cruciate ligament in her left knee. The German champion, who won with the surname Höfl-Riesch, is warning about the risks.See the Story

Samsung Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra Leak Hints at Price Hike in Europe

Samsung Galaxy · France

Samsung Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra Leak Hints at Price Hike in Europe

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series may launch at higher prices in Europe, according to a new report. The lineup is expected to debut on February 25, with sales likely from March 11. Leaked pricing suggests increases for most models, including the Galaxy S26 and S26+, while the Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB may retain its predecessor’s price. Higher storage variants could cost more, and Samsung may drop 128GB options in Europe. Pre-order and carrier deals may …See the Story

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