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Germany is losing another industrial base. The packaging company and global market leader DS-Smith plans to close five locations in

Truck manufacturer MAN is relocating key production steps from Germany to Krakow, Poland. The commercial vehicle group is restructuring its

A water emergency has been declared for the greater Athens area and two Greek islands. The Greek Ministry of the

The SPD’s obstructionist stance is exacerbating the conflict surrounding gas-fired power plants and thereby jeopardizing energy security. Experts from the

Norway has halted the use of Bovaer after cows died in Denmark. The government-subsidized feed additive, intended to reduce methane

The current recall wave by Stellantis affects over 750,000 cars worldwide, including more than 85,000 in Germany. Hybrid models with

The German states and public sector unions face tough negotiations over pay in the coming months. The service sector union

The ADAC (German Automobile Club) describes the current situation along the highways as a burden for many drivers of electric

A large mixed forest near Gardelegen is facing destruction – just six years after it was planted. The reason: the

European industry is fighting for its technological sovereignty, but a key major battery project is in danger of failing. At

Amid fears of rising heating and gasoline costs in the coming years, the European Commission has proposed changes to the

With their “solar bonus” concept, the Green Party aims to provide 600 hours of free electricity for all households during

Deep in northern Sweden, a fiscal experiment is collapsing, with dramatic consequences for retirement provisions. State pension funds channeled billions

The question of location is coming into sharper focus because German companies are suffering from high costs and bureaucratic hurdles.

The dispute within the German government over the future approval of cars with combustion engines is now to be finally