Fan communities are scattered by nature. Your members might be in Texas, Tokyo, and Berlin all at once. So where should the server actually sit? For plenty of communities, a US-based VPS
Die Linke won 25.7 percent of the vote in Berlin on Sunday, its best result since reunification, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz's CDU fell below the five-percent threshold in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Merz called the dual state election results a disaster and vowed
The Rhineland-Palatinate medium-sized company Lowenstein has put up a virtual “Do not disturb” sign: On the website, the medical technology manufacturer explicitly refers to a press release and asks to refrain from
The relationship between the corona epidemic and uncontrolled migration needs to be better understood. That says Zoltán Lomnici, an expert on Hungarian state television who is regularly interviewed on all occasions. After all, it
Berlin will not go it alone in accepting refugees from Greece for the time being. According to an agreement at the federal level, a spokesman for the interior administration said that such
Eine young woman pulling the collar of her jacket open in front of her face and coughed into it. Together with the two other women in the four-seater, she jokes about what
From tomorrow in the main Italian cities, many parks will be closed: several mayors and governors have decided with ad hoc ordinances, given that on this point the government decree is not
28,000 valid signatures for a popular initiative have ensured that the controversial topic “Rummelsburger Sea” makes it into the plenary session in the House of Representatives this Thursday. However, there will be
It is not the first time that Berlin party leader Katina Schubert has received death threats. She will be “stabbed” because she “works for dirty asylum seekers”, it says in the mail that
Prime Minister Michael Muller (SPD) struggled on Tuesday to dampen expectations of what can be expected from the authorities. His message after the Senate meeting: Everyone ultimately had to decide for himself
German security agencies arrested police officer Thorsten W. for allegedly funding the far-right 'Group S' terror cell, which discussed attacking mosques and refugees. The case is part of a wider pattern —
The UN representative for Libya, Ghassan Salame, resigns. The Lebanese diplomat announced on Twitter that he was no longer up to the stress. The Office of the UN General Secretariat confirmed the announcement, which was
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