Police make 152 arrests as masked fans fight in streets after Borussia Dortmund match
Police arrested 152 individuals during violent clashes between Borussia Dortmund and Hamburg fans following a Bundesliga match.
Trend Listening Bars: Here the Smartphone is Silent
Listening bars are emerging as spaces for focused listening and socializing, although they often become lively environments rather than silent sanctuaries.
Strikes paralyze public transport in Hamburg
A 24-hour strike organized by the German union "Verdi" has halted metro services and severely restricted bus operations in Hamburg.
A German club imposes an 'unprecedented' punishment on its French star after the 'electric scooter' incident
Hamburg football club has imposed unprecedented disciplinary action on French player Jean-Luc Dombé for driving under the influence and later using an electric scooter.
Arvi Hamburg: a low-consumption electricity system is inevitably expensive
Arvi Hamburg discusses the inherent high costs of low-consumption electricity systems and suggests that large industrial users could help distribute these costs more evenly.
Risk of traffic jam in Hamburg this weekend
Traffic is expected to be heavily impacted in Hamburg this weekend due to the closure of the A7 highway for construction work.
Opera: The Last Survivors of Humanity
The Hamburg State Opera presents an innovative performance intertwining Mozart's music with themes of survival and the future.
Banks: Olearius faces millions in payments due to tax fraud
Christian Olearius, a banker from Hamburg, is facing potential financial penalties related to tax evasion linked to Cum-Ex share transactions, even though he no longer faces criminal charges due to health issues.
Pop: Big in Germany
Dieter Bohlen learns an important English word during a meeting with Chris Norman in Hamburg.
German Olympic Bid: Hamburg Plans Floating Venues on the Alster
Hamburg is proposing to host the Olympics with floating venues on the Alster as part of a joint bid with Schleswig-Holstein for the Olympic Games and Paralympics in 2036, 2040, or 2044.
Hamburg's Olympic Bid: 'More than Lederhosen and Weisswurst'
Hamburg's mayor, Peter Tschentscher, confidently promotes the city's bid for the Olympics, emphasizing a modern and inclusive vision distinct from traditional Bavarian culture, while preparing for a referendum on May 31.
Trial Against Block: It's No Longer About the Children
The trial against Christina Block reveals how deeply personal conflicts can overshadow the welfare of children involved in custody disputes.
'I left London for Germany - rent's cheaper, but I still miss one thing from home'
A British father shares his experiences and reasons for relocating from London to Hamburg, highlighting improved living conditions and affordability.
Delay and Stuckrad-Barre about Udo Lindenberg: "Normally, in such a moment, one is an absolute magnet for shit"
Journalists Delay and Stuckrad-Barre discuss the impact and cultural significance of singer Udo Lindenberg, who is about to celebrate his 80th birthday, in a Hamburg hotel bar.
Allegations: 'Stern' Report on Stefan Kuntz Prohibited
A court in Hamburg has prohibited the publication of allegations of sexual harassment against former HSV sports director Stefan Kuntz reported by 'Stern'.
Railway renovation Hamburg-Berlin: Six weeks delay on the route
The renovation of the Hamburg-Berlin railway line will take an additional six weeks to complete, causing ongoing delays for passengers and freight services.
Iranian Diaspora: "Germany Has Long Been Too Naive in Dealing with This Regime"
The Iranian diaspora in Hamburg reflects on their hopes and concerns amidst the ongoing conflict, suggesting that Germany has been too lenient toward the Iranian regime.
Press Law: Inadmissible Reporting
A German court has ruled that the magazine 'Stern' cannot spread allegations of sexual harassment against sports official Stefan Kuntz.
Corridor Renovation: The Railway Needs Six Weeks Longer for the Hamburg – Berlin Line
Deutsche Bahn has announced that the renovation of the Hamburg – Berlin line will take six weeks longer than initially planned due to prolonged cold weather conditions affecting construction.
Molten Metal Falls on Copper Factory Worker - Dies
A 42-year-old forklift operator died in a tragic workplace accident at a copper factory in Hamburg, Germany.
Hamburg: a new data center may positively affect consumer electricity bills
A proposed massive data center in Estonia could significantly increase electricity consumption but may also beneficially influence other consumers' electric bills.
The Green Revolution Wants to Erase Jesus: Sharia and Gender are Coming to School
A new educational reform in Lower Saxony led by the Green Party's Education Minister Julia Willie Hamburg intends to minimize the focus on Christianity in favor of broader themes reflecting societal diversity.
Traffic at Off-Peak Times: 'We Are Sleeping Through Autonomous Driving'
The article discusses the slow adoption of autonomous vehicles in Germany, highlighting existing pilot programs in cities like Hamburg and contrasting them with advancements in places like the United States and China.
Spurs star's agent responds to Barcelona interest amid growing relegation worries
Tottenham defender Luka Vuskovic's agent has confirmed that decisions regarding his future will be made in the summer, amidst interest from clubs like Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
On International Women's Day: Loud Protests at the Reading by Alice Schwarzer
Alice Schwarzer's reading at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg was marked by loud protests and disruptions from activists, who interrupted the event multiple times.
Bundesliga: Wolfsburg dismisses sports director Christiansen and coach Bauer
VfL Wolfsburg has taken drastic measures in their relegation fight by dismissing coach Daniel Bauer and sports director Peter Christiansen after a defeat to Hamburg SV.
Coach Bauer on the verge of dismissal: Black smoke and tumult overshadow Wolfsburg's defeat against HSV
Wolfsburg's loss to Hamburg SV amplifies tensions around coach Bauer's position amid fan unrest and on-field chaos.
25th Matchday of the Bundesliga: Hamburg wins a match of three penalties and exacerbates Wolfsburg's crisis
Hamburg's recent victory over Wolfsburg in a match with three penalties has further deepened the latter's woes in the Bundesliga.
Former Chancellor at the Matthiae Feast in Hamburg: Merkel: 'Europe must take its destiny into its own hands more than ever'
Angela Merkel emphasized the importance of Europe taking control of its own destiny during the historic Matthiae Feast in Hamburg.
Former Chancellor at the Matthiae Feast in Hamburg: Merkel: "Europe must take its destiny into its own hands more than ever"
Former Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke at the historical Matthiae Feast in Hamburg, emphasizing the need for Europe to take charge of its own future.
Hamburg Will Wait: Border Guards Will Return Two Asylum Seekers to Their Latvian Colleagues
Two foreign nationals attempting to board a flight to Germany were detained by Lithuanian border guards due to their lack of travel documents and valid visas.
Passenger at Vilnius Airport Wanted to Go to the Bathroom Upon Seeing Officials
Two young African men were detained at Vilnius Airport while trying to travel to Hamburg without proper documents.
"Last Defense Wave": Terror in the Name of Germany
Several teenagers in Hamburg are on trial for allegedly committing terrorist acts in defense of the 'German nation.',
Germany: Eight adolescents tried for far-right violence
Eight adolescents are on trial in Hamburg for attempted murder and belonging to a terrorist organization known as 'The Last Wave of Defense'.
Czech Republic fears for another star before the playoff. Schick injured before the clash with Leverkusen
Bayer Leverkusen secured a 1-0 victory against Hamburg in the Bundesliga, but suffered the loss of Patrik Schick due to injury, raising concerns for his participation in the upcoming World Cup playoff against Ireland.
1:0 victory in the postponed match: Kofane redeems Leverkusen in Hamburg
Bayer Leverkusen secures a 1-0 victory over Hamburger SV with a late goal from Christian Kofane, relieving pressure after three winless games.
Restlessness at HSV: How Polzin Balances the Hamburg Tensions
Merlin Polzin is helping Hamburger SV find stability on the sports field, but power struggles within the club's management pose a challenge.
Housing Market: Why Hamburg's 'Rent Observer' has not worked so far
Hamburg's Rent Observer tool has failed to address excessive rent complaints effectively despite intentions from the government to tackle rental fraud.
2:1 Victory for RB Leipzig: Tennis Balls and Dream Goals in Hamburg
RB Leipzig secured a 2:1 victory against Hamburger SV in a Bundesliga match, reviving their momentum after a three-match winless streak.
Book Podcast: "I Faced Them" - Gisèle Pelicot Discusses Her Story
Gisèle Pelicot shares her harrowing experiences of abuse and her journey of empowerment during a podcast presentation of her book in Hamburg.
Curitiban goes viral by 'making conversation' with drug trafficker through prison window in Germany: 'They still say we don’t talk'
A Brazilian man had an unexpected encounter with a prisoner in Germany while exploring the city, leading to a viral social media moment.
Block in Hamburg Charged: An Abduction That Shouldn't Have Been One
In Hamburg, a case unfolds regarding the alleged abduction of two children during a New Year's celebration, with conflicting testimonies emerging after 36 days of hearings.
Arvi Hamburg: The carbon dioxide quota trading system is driving oil shale electricity out of competition
The EU's emissions trading system (ETS) is a significant factor contributing to high electricity prices, according to Arvi Hamburg.
Searches conducted in German companies due to illegal imports from Russia
German customs officials carried out searches at three companies in Hamburg over allegations of illegal imports from Russia valued at over 4 million euros.
Hamburg: We should maintain oil shale capacity until the nuclear power plant's operation
Energy expert Arvi Hamburg argues that Estonia should continue to produce electricity from local oil shale resources for at least another decade to ensure energy security before transitioning to nuclear power.
Premiere in Germany: The Unlikely Resurrection of Gisèle Pelicot
Gisèle Pelicot, a survivor of a horrific crime, publicly speaks in Germany for the first time, sharing her message of resilience and joy in life.
AfD: Theo Müller fails with an injunction
Dairy entrepreneur Theo Müller has failed in his attempt to prevent the organization Campact from labeling him as a supporter of the AfD, according to a ruling by the Hamburg Regional Court.
A farce inspired by Trump, the return of the 2004 Nobel Prize in Literature, Elfriede Jelinek
Elfriede Jelinek and composer Olga Neuwirth premiere a political farce inspired by Donald Trump in Hamburg, marking their first collaboration in over two decades.
The 'East German General': The Revenge for 1989 is Coming
A new newspaper in Dresden, the 'Ostdeutsche Allgemeine', aims to embody a spirit of resistance and address grievances from the past while another newspaper celebrates its anniversary in Hamburg.
Online trade: Otto plans to cut nearly 460 full-time positions
The German online retailer Otto is planning to eliminate nearly 460 full-time positions, primarily in Hamburg, as part of a restructuring effort to simplify internal processes and reduce costs.