Germany News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th January, and here’s your Germany daily news capsule.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard faces EU classification as a terrorist organization amid rising tensions.

FBI seeks evidence of alleged 2020 election fraud, conducting raids in Georgia related to Trump claims.

Crans-Montana fire disaster investigation intensifies as prosecutors target a former fire inspector.

Multiple bank safes broken into in Gelsenkirchen, reminiscent of previous heists in the area.

Mexico halts oil shipments to Cuba, reportedly under pressure from the United States.

Venezuela's military command shifts as Rodríguez takes over amid threats of violence from U.S. officials.

Schools in Osnabrück canceled today due to extreme icy conditions affecting the region.

Teachers in Baden-Württemberg plan strikes this Thursday, demanding better pay and working conditions.

Debate heats up over "lifestyle part-time" work as politicians call for a right to full-time jobs.

New weather system brings snow and icy conditions, with warnings issued across much of Germany.

SAP reports mixed quarterly results as cloud growth slows, prompting a stock buyback announcement.

Tesla phases out two models, focusing on robotics amid significant investment challenges.

Bruce Willis reportedly unaware of his dementia diagnosis, raising concerns among family and fans.

Mouth bacteria linked to the growth of stomach tumors, highlighting new health concerns.

The best beauty foods for radiant skin revealed, offering tips for a healthy glow.

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