SZ in the Morning: Daily News โ Overview for the Hasty
The article discusses the implications of German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt's decision to tighten migration policies by affecting integration courses, sparking debate about their importance.
RCMP puppies need names, Canadian children invited to submit suggestions
Canadian children are invited to participate in naming a litter of German Shepherd puppies that will be trained as police dogs for the RCMP.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 25, 2026
German Chancellor Merz invites China to engage in fair competition during his two-day visit, while domestic issues arise over the funding for military drones and the costly renovation of Schloss Bellevue.
Severe Injuries: Youths Kick Man on Train Station Steps
A 26-year-old man was severely injured after being kicked in the back by a teenager at a Berlin train station, with the attack filmed by others in the group.
SZ in the Morning: News of the Day - Overview for the Busy
The Olympic Winter Games have concluded with a grand celebration in Verona, where German athletes achieved notable successes despite concerns about the country's sporting future.
MAGA figure tells Australian conservatives centre-right politicians 'betrayed' West
A prominent figure from the MAGA movement claims that center-right politicians have betrayed Western values and controversially asserts that former German Chancellor Angela Merkel caused more harm to Germany than the Nazis.
German soccer team Werder Bremen cancels Minnesota trip over Trump immigration enforcement: report
The German soccer team Werder Bremen has canceled its planned exhibition matches in Minnesota due to unrest linked to recent immigration enforcement by U.S. authorities.
Man Utd gearing up for Real Madrid and Barcelona transfer battle for 'next Toni Kroos'
Manchester United is competing with several European clubs to sign German teenager Kennet Eichhorn, who has been impressive for Hertha Berlin despite a recent injury.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 18, 2026
A cyberattack disrupted the Deutsche Bahn's app and website, while reports reveal the transfer of German jihadists to Iraq and speculation arises about an early resignation of ECB president Christine Lagarde.
SZ in the Morning: News of the Day โ Overview for the Busy
European politicians are feeling fatigued after the Munich Security Conference, while French President Emmanuel Macron and German Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger travel to India for an AI summit.
Ukraine War - Russia, today's news. Germany and London: arm themselves against possible Russian attack
German and UK generals warn Europe to prepare for a potential Russian attack, while discussions between Ukraine, Russia, and the US in Geneva will cover broader issues including security guarantees.
UK, German defense officials defend military buildup under Russian threats
British and German defense officials assert the necessity of military buildup to protect Europe from Russian aggression amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Thieves raid German bank just months after huge raid in nearby city
Police are seeking witnesses after a recent bank theft in Germany, where robbers stole from safety deposit boxes.
German chancellor eyes European nuclear shield in call for reset with US
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has initiated confidential discussions with France about establishing a European nuclear deterrent to strengthen ties with the US amid shifting global power dynamics.
After news of volunteer shortages for the Germany brigade โ L. Kasฤiลซnas' evaluation
Lithuanian politician L. Kasฤiลซnas provides insights on the challenges of recruiting volunteers for a stationed German brigade in Lithuania, emphasizing the need for a compulsory draft if volunteer levels remain low.
Bad news for Lithuania in the media: there is a lack of volunteers for the German brigade
Lithuania faces a critical shortage of volunteers for a German brigade, with only about 10% of necessary recruits showing interest despite attractive financial incentives offered by the Defense Ministry.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 11, 2026
Key news from February 11, 2026, includes NATO's Arctic Sentry mission in Greenland, a proposed driver's license reform package by the German government, and significant Russian military casualties in the Ukraine conflict according to NATO.
SZ in the Morning: News of the Day โ Overview for the Busy
French President Emmanuel Macron has called for new European communal debt for investments in defense, green technologies, and artificial intelligence, which has drawn a sharp reaction from the German government.
Unpleasant news for V. German - he may not succeed in escaping to freedom
The Lithuanian court has rejected a prosecutor's request to extend the incarceration of V. German, shifting to milder measures including intensive supervision and bail, but further legal challenges may prolong his detention.
Liveblog Olympia 2026: "That's just unnecessary": German criticism of the slope
German skier Kira Weidle-Winkelmann criticizes the preparation of the Olympic slope for the 2026 Winter Games, calling it unnecessary, amidst various other news related to the event.
In the Spotlight of the German Press: What They Are Writing About the Disappearance of the 16-Year-Old Laura
The case of the 16-year-old Laura's disappearance from Greece is gaining new attention as it is covered extensively in the German media.
Germany: Berlin airport closed due to frost โ Flight cancellations and delays
Berlin's airport will remain closed on Friday due to frost, with flight departures delayed or canceled following snowfall and icy conditions on Thursday, as reported by the German news agency DPA.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 5, 2026
The article discusses the rise in sabotage cases against German infrastructure, potentially linked to Russian intelligence, prompting the government's initiative to establish a new defense center against hybrid threats.
Owner who claimed Arnie the dog was stolen sentenced for killing German shepherd
A Queensland man was sentenced to community service for killing his dog Arnie and misleading police about its supposed theft.
Credit Suisse investigation reveals 890 Nazi regime accounts, Sen Grassley says
An investigation by Credit Suisse has identified 890 accounts associated with the Nazi regime, including accounts for various German organizations, as announced by Senator Chuck Grassley.
Good news for hybrid car buyers: batteries retain their capacity for years
A comprehensive analysis by the German Automobile Club (ADAC) reveals that used plug-in hybrid car batteries demonstrate good durability in daily use, even over long distances.
German Prosecutors Detain 5 for Illegal Exports to Russian Weapons Companies
German prosecutors have detained five individuals on suspicion of illegally exporting goods to companies in Russia that are under EU sanctions.
SZ in the Evening: News from January 16, 2026
The article discusses Trump's threat of tariffs against Greenland friends and a Bundeswehr mission involving German soldiers alongside their European counterparts in Nuuk for reconnaissance and planning purposes.
Mariam Claren on Iran: 'Unarmed people are suppressed with massive violence'
Mariam Claren, a German-Iranian, discusses the complex power dynamics in Iran and emphasizes the need for solidarity and political consequences amidst the rapidly changing news landscape.
New News Channel: CNBC aims to conquer the German-speaking news market
CNBC plans to enter the German-speaking news market by launching a new channel with a focus on hard-hitting economic journalism, creating 200 jobs centered in Frankfurt.
SZ in the Evening: News from January 12, 2026
German Chancellor Merz and Indian Prime Minister Modi agree on closer defense cooperation, with plans for India to build six submarines worth eight billion euros with Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems.
Submarine Deal Planned: Merz on Promotional Tour in India
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's first bilateral trip of the year comes with news of a nearly $8 billion submarine deal between ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems and the Indian Navy nearing completion.
Arsenal transfer news: ยฃ60m Newcastle deal eyed as phone call made to German giants
Arsenal is reportedly exploring a ยฃ60 million transfer deal with Newcastle while maintaining negotiations with German clubs as they look to strengthen their squad ahead of the January window.
This Croatia can do a lot! Sigurdsson received good news. It was nice to see a full Arena again
The German handball team managed to defeat Croatia after seven years in a friendly match, with future rematch plans already set.
Popular intermittent fasting diets may not deliver the health benefits many expect
A recent German study indicates that while intermittent fasting can lead to weight loss, it does not improve health markers like blood glucose and cholesterol as many may expect.
SZ in the Evening: News from January 7, 2026
U.S. special forces boarded a Russian shadow tanker near Iceland while the German government expressed its first critical comments regarding U.S. actions in Venezuela.
News Quiz from January 7: How much do Germans earn?
The article invites readers to answer five questions about current news related to German earnings and compare their knowledge with others.
Uwe Ochsenknecht turns 70: The Marathon Man
Uwe Ochsenknecht, one of Germany's most recognized actors, celebrates his 70th birthday while reflecting on a long and successful career in film and television.
The Transfer Market Journal: A Former Blue Leaves Romania, German Prodigy Karl Upsets Bayern
The article discusses the latest football transfer news including Juventus seeking attacking reinforcements, German player Karl aspiring to join Real Madrid, and Zouma terminating his contract.