Germany News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th January, and here’s your Germany daily news capsule.

Danish demands raise alarms among European leaders as NATO issues internal directives.

Mass protests erupt in Iran as the regime restricts internet access amid escalating tensions.

Brandenburg farmers protest on highways as the EU votes on the Mercosur deal.

Venezuela announces the release of numerous prisoners, including political activists.

The "White Tiger" murder trial begins today, with the defendant facing ten years in prison.

Germany's weather service warns of icy conditions, but schools remain open.

Storm warnings in Schleswig-Holstein lead to school closures and transportation disruptions.

Home office policies clarified as employees face wage deductions during severe weather.

Two remaining BSW ministers leave the party, raising questions about Brandenburg's political future.

Trump claims only his moral compass can stop him amid legal challenges.

New airstrikes in Ukraine trigger widespread alarms as casualties mount.

NASA recalls ISS crew early due to an astronaut's health issues, marking a first.

Rising insolvencies in Germany hit a 20-year high, signaling economic concerns.

The CES 2026 showcases innovative AI technologies that integrate into daily life.

The flu wave continues to impact Europe, with vaccine effectiveness under scrutiny.

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