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German Wealth Reaches Record High

The private wealth of Germans has reached a new record high of 7.325 billion euros in the second quarter of 2021, with the main driver

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COVID-19 only slightly lowers life expectancy in Germany

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on life expectancy in many developed nations. However, in Germany, the decrease in life expectancy has been

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Demand for Massive Restrictions on Unvaccinated

Germany is implementing measures to increase vaccination rates against COVID-19, including offering a first dose to all willing individuals by the end of July 2021.

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No Increased COVID Risk for Transit Workers

A new study conducted by the Charité Research Organisation (CRO) has found that the risk of contracting COVID-19 while using public transportation in Germany is

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Germany Begins 6G Development

Germany to Invest 700 Million Euros in 6G Development Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has announced plans to invest almost 700 million

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Boosting Germany’s Covid-19 Vaccination Rate with 500 Euro Bonus

Germany is facing a new challenge in its vaccination campaign as the availability of vaccines has improved, but the number of people willing to get

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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

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10% of Germans reject Covid vaccine

A quarter of the adult population in Germany is either completely against getting vaccinated against Covid-19 or hesitant to do so, making it highly unlikely

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Major German Cities Test 30km/h

Seven major German cities have decided to implement a new speed limit of 30 km/h in an effort to reduce accidents and lower traffic noise

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Football Watching Increases Heart Attack Risk

The 2014 World Cup saw a significant increase in heart attacks among German viewers, according to a study by researchers at the Center for Cardiology