By Editor , 11 September 2026
Hamburg Approves EU-Wide Tender for New Asklepios Altona Hospital

Hamburg – September 11, 2026 -- Hamburg's Senate has approved the procedural framework for a new Asklepios Klinik Altona, clearing the way for a Europe-wide tender to build a 600-bed hospital serving more than 280,000 residents in western Hamburg.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
German Police Arrest Suspect in NRW Power Grid Sabotage Wave

Cologne – – September 11, 2026 -- German police have arrested 48-year-old Daniel V., the man suspected of orchestrating a series of sabotage attacks on power substations across North Rhine-Westphalia, after he tried to evade a traffic checkpoint on foot near Weisweiler. Authorities had been searching for the suspect for several days; his name appeared on letters claiming responsibility for the attacks.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
heristo Study: 74% of Germans Link Diet Directly to Health Outcomes

Bad Rothenfelde – September 11, 2026 -- Seventy-four percent of Germans believe their diet has a major impact on their health, while 75 percent say they now pay closer attention to nutrition than a few years ago, according to a new Kantar survey of 2,000 people commissioned by heristo aktiengesellschaft.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
Business Group Warns AfD Gains Threaten German Economy's Core

Berlin – September 11, 2026 -- The Brandenburg-Berlin Business Association (UVBB) warned that the Alternative for Germany's (AfD) election gains in Saxony-Anhalt threaten the foundations of the German economy, citing the party's push to exit the European Union and the euro.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
German Hiring Outlook Jumps 9 Points to 15% for Q4 2026

Frankfurt am Main – September 11, 2026 -- German employers' net employment outlook rose nine percentage points to 15% for the fourth quarter of 2026, marking the sharpest quarterly increase of the year and ending two consecutive quarters of decline, according to ManpowerGroup's latest labor market barometer.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
Study: Half of Consumers Still Unfamiliar With EUDI Wallet

Munich – September 11, 2026 -- Only 52% of consumers in Germany and France are aware of the EU Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet, according to a new consumer study by IDnow, just months before the technology's mandated December 2026 rollout. The digital identity and fraud prevention platform surveyed 1,000 adults in each country and found that trust, not speed, will determine adoption.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
Survey: 46% Abandon ID Checks, EUDI Wallet Faces Trust Gap

Munich – September 11, 2026 -- Nearly half of consumers in France and Germany, 46%, abandon a transaction when identity verification is too complex or slow, according to a new survey from IDnow published ahead of the EU Digital Identity Wallet's scheduled December 2026 rollout.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
BOE Hosts First Overseas IPC Forum in Berlin, Courts 200+ EU Partners

Berlin – September 11, 2026 -- BOE Technology held its first overseas Innovation Partner Conference (IPC) in Berlin on September 7, 2026, gathering more than 200 partners alongside IFA 2026 to discuss display and IoT collaboration in the European market.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
Germany's Bavarian State Housing Firm Misses Target by 83%

Velburg – September 11, 2026 -- Germany's push for a new federal housing corporation to fix the country's housing shortage is drawing scrutiny after Bavaria's state-run BayernHeim delivered only a fraction of its promised units, with industry experts arguing the real barrier is construction economics, not a lack of state builders.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
Housing Cooperatives Turn Idle Rooftops Into Tenant Electricity Revenue

Rielasingen-Worblingen – September 11, 2026 -- Rising electricity prices are pushing German housing cooperatives to convert unused rooftop space into on-site solar power supply for members, a shift that can simultaneously cut resident energy costs and strengthen property economics.