Germany News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th January, and here’s your Germany daily news capsule.

Venezuelan Vice President Rodriguez appointed interim president as Maduro arrives in the USA.

Power outages affect 45,000 households in southwest Berlin as authorities open warming centers.

Four victims of the Crans-Montana fire in Switzerland have been identified, sparking investigations.

Mass protests erupt in Tehran as exiled prince calls for increased public presence against the regime.

Darts World Championship: Luke Littler defends his title and becomes a double world champion.

Ski and toboggan lifts in the Harz mountains are now operational, welcoming winter sports enthusiasts.

Hundreds of traffic accidents reported in northern Germany due to icy roads and freezing temperatures.

Police in Gelsenkirchen release suspect photos following a major safe burglary incident.

The CSU plans to make the Bundeswehr the strongest army in Europe, demanding new weaponry.

In Brandenburg, the local BSW refuses to pledge loyalty to the coalition government.

Syria: British and French airstrikes target ISIS facilities amid ongoing conflict in the region.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy considers changing defense ministers again amidst ongoing war efforts.

The UN chief calls for the lifting of restrictions on aid organizations in the Israel-Gaza conflict.

Mars Express celebrates 20 years of groundbreaking discoveries on the Red Planet, revolutionizing space exploration.

Digital reminiscence therapy is set to become a standard in caregiving by 2026, enhancing patient care.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!