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High Percentage of Right-Wing Voters in AfD
A new study by the Bertelsmann Stiftung has found that almost eight percent of eligible voters in Germany hold a right-wing extremist position. The study
Cars faster than public transport
Public transportation in German cities takes about twice as long as driving a car, according to a study conducted by the Mobility Institute in Berlin.
The Digital Euro is Coming Soon
The European Central Bank (ECB) has been discussing the introduction of a digital euro for some time now, and it seems that the decision to
Electric Cars Boom in Germany
The demand for electric and hybrid vehicles is on the rise among car buyers in Germany. According to the “Trends beim Autokauf” study conducted by
Gasoline Costs 90% Higher Than Electricity
Electric cars in Germany cost an average of €730 per year to power, according to a study by Check24.de. This is significantly cheaper than the
Germany Needs 400k Immigrants Annually
Germany Needs 400,000 Immigrants Annually to Combat Labor Shortage Germany is facing a severe labor shortage, with over a million job vacancies remaining unfilled in
Climate Change Could Reduce Global GDP by 37%
The effects of climate change are set to have a significant impact on the world’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2100, according to a new
Dream Advertising: US Company Succeeds
In a groundbreaking experiment, the US-based Molson Coors Beverage Company has successfully manipulated the dreams of test subjects to dream about their beer. The experiment
4-day workweek boosts productivity in Iceland
In Iceland, a recent experiment aimed to determine whether working fewer hours while maintaining the same salary could lead to increased efficiency and productivity. Iceland
Gender Inequality Persists with Age
A new study by researchers at the University of Singapore has found that while women in OECD countries tend to live longer than men, they
