At least 8,000 tourism workers are urgently needed by hoteliers in Austria to run their businesses during the holiday season. Austria is preparing for the winter season. As important as the summer season is for the tourist season in Greece, so are the holidays for Austria, but also the months that follow, especially February. Millions […]
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Coronavirus: New measures in Germany, but no lockdown
The positivity index in Germany has exceeded all previous limits. According to the Robert Koch State Epidemiological Institute, an average of 201.1 people per 100,000 inhabitants have been infected with Covid-19 in the last seven days. Within a day, 33 people have died from coronavirus. So far the number of deaths related to the virus […]
DW – Refugee: ‘When victims are presented as perpetrators’
In the cases of refugees who are brought to justice for crimes they have not committed, a comment is mentioned on the front page of TAZ. Reportage on the demonstrations of the unvaccinated in Greece. In a series of court cases in Greece and other Mediterranean countries, in which people who tried to reach European […]
Eurogroup: Consultations on changes in economic governance in the Eurozone begin
The Eurogroup is currently consulting on changes in economic governance in the Eurozone. Difference of views between the countries of the North and the South. With the formal presentation by the European Commission of a general framework on its intentions for changes in economic governance in the Eurozone, the Eurogroup in Brussels begins today, and […]
Angela Merkel: Her political account in DW
In an exclusive interview with DW, shortly before leaving active politics, Angela Merkel talks about climate change, her phrase “We will make it”, Soltz and Macron. In a relaxed mood and showing that she has found herself: This is how Chancellor Angela Merkel appeared in the exclusive interview she gave to DW News News Director […]
US: EU travel ban lifted
After 20 months, the lifting of the ban on entering the US due to the pandemic causes relief not only to tourists but also to German companies. After a year and a half and a little more, fully vaccinated and citizens of EU countries who show a negative test can travel to the US again […]
Major: Government ‘politically corrupt’
Unprecedented fire by former Conservative Prime Minister John Major over the Johnson administration’s involvement in corruption scandals. Fall of the Tories in the polls. Once again, Boris Johnson’s ethics are under the microscope. This time the attack comes from his own party and even from a former prime minister. Sir John Major, who served as […]
Poles on the streets in favor of abortion
The death of a 30-year-old was the last straw. In Poland, thousands of people take to the streets demanding legalization of abortions. “No more dead” (Ani Jednei Wiecej) was the central slogan of the mass march in central Warsaw on Saturday night. It was one of the biggest mobilizations the Polish capital has seen in […]
Unwanted neighbors in the … Parliament
New “headache” for the presidency of the Parliament in the post-Merkel era: the Liberals refuse to sit next to the ethno-populists of the “Alternative for Germany” (AfD). In all parliaments the order of the parties reflects and symbolizes the political correlations. In the Federal Parliament that emerged from the 2017 elections, the extreme right seats […]
Germany: The life of the unvaccinated is difficult
Saxony, the first state, applies indoor access only with a certificate of vaccination or disease. Mandatory tests for employees and visitors to nursing homes. In Germany, the voices of those calling for stricter regulations to combat coronavirus are on the rise. The cause is the rapid rise in Covid-19 infections. The Robert Koch State Epidemiological […]
