First companies halted due to low water levels ↗
Front page leadLow water levels in the Rhine River are forcing some companies to halt production, with the chemical industry being particularly affected.
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Low water levels in the Rhine River are forcing some companies to halt production, with the chemical industry being particularly affected.
A commentary reflecting on the 65th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's construction, drawing parallels to the current state of democracy.
An analysis suggests growing uncertainty and restlessness within the Pentagon regarding potential conflict with Iran under Trump's US administration.
Australia has issued a warning about a potential mass die-off due to the spread of bird flu, described as a 'ticking time bomb'.
A report indicates that many individuals conceal their medical complaints from their doctors due to shame and fear.
The Great Barrier Reef is exhibiting signs of recovery, with the summer monsoon offering some protection from heat.
An analysis by Verivox reveals that baby boomers are the most frequent drivers of SUVs.
A German national was found dead on a beach in Thailand after encountering strong waves.
A shortage of mineral water is reported, attributed to increased purchases driven by the heat.
German Bundeswehr aircraft conducted a landing exercise on a beach in Pembrey, Wales.
A city has rejected 500 deportation orders, drawing a reaction from the ministry.
Steffen Seibert, Angela Merkel's former spokesperson, has made notable critical statements.
An arrest warrant has reportedly been issued for AfD politician Maximilian Krah in connection with a case involving Jan Böhmermann.
Björn Höcke of the AfD has extended an offer to Sahra Wagenknecht regarding her potential role as Minister-President in Thuringia.
A hut owner in the Alps reports that they are rationing water due to scarcity.
An ARD expert expresses doubts regarding a German sprinter amidst doping investigations.
A German athlete who won a bronze medal at the European Athletics Championships confronts an ARD moderator.
Tennis star Roger Federer has reportedly lost 45 million Euros in an investment on the stock market.
Ukraine aims to expand a 'death zone' into Russian territory, but requires Elon Musk's approval.
Advice on electric car efficiency, suggesting drivers keep their windows closed to improve range, prioritizing efficiency over larger batteries.
A rare family appearance of Jean Pütz with his significantly younger wife and daughter.
A formerly popular tourist resort, once dubbed the 'Las Vegas of the Mediterranean,' has become a ghost town, with people having fled and never returned.
Planning is underway for the next solar eclipse in Germany in 2027, with locations for viewing already becoming scarce.