bu-fin 31 July 2026
There are those who, like the Gauls of old, are rising up to fight against the seemingly invincible, all-powerful, FIFA Peace Prize-inventing President – that greedy, money-hungry boss. He wanted, with his American…
Read MoreThere are those who, like the Gauls of old, are rising up to fight against the seemingly invincible, all-powerful, FIFA Peace Prize-inventing President – that greedy, money-hungry boss. He wanted, with his American…
Read MoreAnd here we are, halfway through the working week again. Reports from the G7 summit suggest that the member states are backing the implementation of the US-Iran deal, as Donald likes to call it…
Read MoreA real man celebrates his 80th birthday in style with cage fights. Just like an ancient Roman Caesar or Imperator – as they were often called. Except that…
Read MoreSo, is summer finally making a comeback in Germany? It doesn’t look like it in the Lower Rhine region at the moment – there’s a light drizzle and a measly 14 °C right now. It could still…
Read MoreJune 2026 is still finding its feet. When the sun does manage to break through, you can tell it could be warm, were it not for the frequent rain clouds that…
Read MoreThere has been another major power cut. This time, it has affected Reutlingen in Baden-Württemberg. The power supply to large parts of Reutlingen was reportedly cut off for several hours during the night….
Read MoreIt’s June in Germany, and the weather still hasn’t really taken on a summery feel. But things could get even better. The outlook for Germany’s automotive industry isn’t looking bright. According to a study…
Read MoreEconomically speaking, there has been a lot of negative news coming out of Germany in recent years, but now there is some positive news in the media. Reports from the automotive industry suggest that companies in the…
Read MoreIs there already a bit of football fever spreading? It doesn't really feel like it yet. Trump's escalations, whether verbal or military, don't really whet the appetite...
Read MoreHe was the Federal Transport Minister who left the car toll debacle to his successors. Andreas Scheuer, the former CSU minister, is now to stand trial for this. He allegedly lied to the committee of enquiry. What he...
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