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Civil Suit Seeks Compensation for Family of Slain 12-Year-Old

A civil lawsuit commenced on July 24th, 2024, in Koblenz, Germany, seeks financial compensation for the family of 12-year-old Luise, who was murdered in March 2023 by two underage girls, due to legal limitations on prosecuting minors.

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German Nursing Home Costs Exceed €3,000, Sparking Reform Debate

As of July 1, 2025, the average monthly cost of nursing home care in Germany during the first year exceeded €3,100, a significant increase that fuels calls for major nursing care reform, with considerable regional variations and rising costs for maintenance and meals.

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German Nursing Home Costs Surge to €3,108 Per Month

As of July 1st, 2025, the average monthly cost for the first year of nursing home care in Germany is €3,108, a €237 increase from July 2024, with Bremen at €3,449 and Sachsen-Anhalt at €2,595. This is driving calls for reform, targeting the rising costs of personnel, living expenses, and the uneven ...

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Arsenic Release After Break-in at German Metal Company

A break-in at a high-purity metal company in Osterwieck, Germany, resulted in the release of an unknown amount of arsenic, prompting a large-scale emergency response involving approximately 150 personnel by midday. Nine sites of arsenic powder and granules were found near the facility, which produce...

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Germany to Enforce Tariff-Compliant Wages on Federal Contracts

Germany plans a new law requiring companies with federal contracts exceeding €50,000 to pay employees according to collective bargaining agreements, aiming to prevent wage dumping and incentivize unionization, with penalties up to 10% of the contract value; the law, expected to pass in August, affec...

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Estonia's One-Minute Online Divorce

Estonia's online divorce system allows for the initiation of divorce proceedings in under a minute, with only one spouse's consent needed; since its launch in December, about 60% of divorces start online.

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Germany Allows Taliban Envoys Amid Afghan Deportation Controversy

Germany allowed two Taliban envoys entry to facilitate the deportation of 81 Afghan migrants with criminal convictions; further deportations are planned, despite UN criticism citing human rights violations in Afghanistan.

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Polish Oil Discovery Near Usedom Sparks Environmental Concerns

Poland's discovery of a significant oil and gas reserve, estimated at 200 million barrels of oil equivalent, near the German island of Usedom, has sparked concerns about environmental damage and impacts on tourism, with Germany criticizing Poland's lack of prior notification and raising concerns abo...

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Germany Praises Poland's Border Controls Amidst Migration Crisis

German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt praised Poland's strengthened border controls along its border with Belarus, implemented due to concerns about Russia and Belarus using migration as a tool for destabilization, despite criticism from human rights groups and temporary reciprocal controls be...

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Sharp Rise in German Nursing Home Costs

Nursing home costs in Germany have risen sharply, with Schleswig-Holstein residents now paying €2,912 monthly in their first year—a 10% increase—while the national average exceeds €3,108, creating a significant financial burden on residents.

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France Urges Tougher EU Stance in US Trade Talks

France is pushing the EU to take a tougher stance against the US in trade talks, threatening countermeasures if a deal isn't reached by August 1st, highlighting divisions within the EU over how to handle President Trump's trade threats and the potential economic repercussions.

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German Nursing Home Costs Exceed €3000 Per Month

As of July 1st, 2024, the average monthly cost of nursing home care in Germany for the first year reached €3108, a significant increase of €237 compared to the previous year, with substantial regional variations and calls for increased government funding.

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