Scientists have long suspected that the Earth's solid inner core, a mass of iron at the planet's center, impacts our planet's rotation speed. This influence is evident in the subtle fluctuations of day length, which vary by milliseconds over several years. A recent study proposes a connec
Ireland's approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict, marked by strong criticism of Israel and support for Palestine, is evident in their Nations League match. This game is viewed either as a "farce" or an "honor," depending on one's perspective. Understanding the events surroun
Germany is often praised for its engagement with Nazism, the Holocaust, and injustices under the GDR regime. However, one chapter was missing: colonialism. The federal government shared this view. The coalition agreement by CDU/CSU and SPD stated that the reckoning with
A dominatrix, known as "Lady Susanna," who once openly discussed her sadistic tendencies in a podcast, is now on trial at the Munich I Regional Court. She stands accused of murder, allegedly having beaten a long-time client to death last summer. The prosecution claims the motive was g
Paul Verhoeven's dystopian film "RoboCop" is nearly forty years old. As far as we know, robot police officers don't exist yet, but robotic devices are becoming more common elsewhere. Last week, for instance, they appeared on the runway at Milan Fashion Week. However, their
Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder and Munich Mayor Dominik Krause shared a rollercoaster ride, celebrating Munich's successful Olympic bid for upcoming games. The politicians experienced the 'Olympia Looping' at Oktoberfest, a ride known for its five inversions and high spee
The train schedule for the Mühldorf-Munich route is being reduced. Affected mayors protested – and then something astonishing happened. Deutsche Bahn has reinstated the morning Regional Express stop in Dorfen at 6:49 AM, a change that was recently removed. This adjustment comes after mayors
Younes Ebnoutalib, a 23-year-old striker, has made a swift transition from the German lower leagues to Jürgen Klopp's national team. Previously playing for FC Gießen in the Regionalliga Südwest, he was acquired by SV Elversberg for a small fee and subsequently transferred to Eintracht
Munich has secured its place as Germany's candidate for the Olympics. The city emerged victorious in a clear win against its competitor, "KölnRheinRuhr." Following the announcement, all involved enthusiastically embraced the Olympic spirit. The winning delegation took the stage
A brief scene, met with laughter, holds a somber truth. Carsten Linnemann, the new Health Minister, spoke at the Munich Pharmacy Congress recently. Upon reaching the podium, he remarked, "I'm glad you invited me. You were very kind to me. So I'll be back next year." The audience responded with
Dust still hangs in the air following the rockfall on Germany's highest mountain, Zugspitze. Visibility is notably reduced, as seen when traveling up by cable car, according to a spokesperson for the Schneefernerhaus research station located just below the summit. It remains unclea
When Frank Rijkaard soiled Rudi Völler's curly hair during a peak moment of the German-Dutch football conflict in 1990, Jürgen Klopp was busy enjoying the crowning achievement of his career. At 23, he had just signed a contract with second-division newcomers FSV Mainz 05, having previously pla