Germany News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th January, and here’s your Germany daily news capsule.

Merz sparks debate on sick leave, but government data may give him pause.

German Weather Service warns of icy conditions this weekend, with freezing rain expected.

Merz rejects Trump's peace council, citing constitutional concerns after critical speech.

Forty-five dead after train collision in Spain; broken rail suspected as cause.

Public transport in Dresden disrupted by Kurdish protests, affecting many commuters.

Trial against Saxon separatists begins, with defense attorney calling for case dismissal.

Life sentence for the murderer of a 14-year-old girl in Bad Emstal confirmed by court.

Dresden teachers protest, claiming integration efforts are failing amid multiple strikes.

U.S. government reportedly plans regime change in Cuba, increasing pressure on Havana.

Danish soldiers prepare for potential conflict in Greenland amid escalating tensions.

White House shares manipulated image of detained civil rights activist after protests.

Germany's gas storage levels drop rapidly, raising concerns over potential shortages.

BASF misses earnings expectations, reporting a significant decline in operational profit.

Intel shares plummet as revenue rises but profits fall short of investor hopes.

New blood test predicts brain damage and outcomes after a stroke, offering hope for patients.

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