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American activist Charlie Kirk was shot during a speech in Utah on September 10, 2025. His Ukraine comments and political stance may explain the attack.

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Who is Charlie Kirk, what did he say about Ukraine and why was he targeted

Sweden urgently sends aircraft and air defense to Poland after Russian drone attacks. NATO invokes Article 4 as allies strengthen support for Polish security.

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Sweden urgently sends additional aircraft and air defense systems to Poland

German lawmakers approve €1 billion purchase of Israeli Heron drones and armored vehicles, with defense budget set to double

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German lawmakers approve €1B Israeli Heron drone deal as defense budget doubles in Berlin

Milad un-Nabi 2025 on 6 September brings prayers, cultural events and interfaith dialogue to Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt and Hamburg, uniting Germany’s Muslim communities.

Berlin | Cologne | Germany | Milad | Prophet

Milad un-Nabi 2025: How Germany Celebrates the Prophet’s Birthday

The US is deploying ten F-35A Lightning II jets to Puerto Rico to step up operations against drug cartels in the Caribbean and increase pressure on Venezuela.

drug cartels | F-35A Lightning II | Puerto Rico | US | Venezuela

US deploys 10 F-35A Lightning II jets to Puerto Rico to fight drug cartels

LEGO launches the biggest Star Wars Death Star UCS 2025 in Germany. 9,023 pieces, 38 minifigures, €999.99. Release in Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich and more this October.

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LEGO launches record-breaking Death Star UCS 2025 in Germany

Zelensky announced that Ukraine is discussing a new air defence format with partners but awaits a US signal. Without Washington’s support, details remain undisclosed.

air defence | Ukraine | US | Zelensky

Zelensky intrigues with new air defence format: waiting for signal from the US

Manchester United completes €21m signing of Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens from FC Antwerp on deadline day. Five-year deal runs until 2030, strengthening United’s defence.

deadline day deal | FC Antwerp goalkeeper | Manchester United transfer | Premier League signings | Senne Lammens

Manchester United signs goalkeeper Senne Lammens for €21 million

McDonald’s Germany launches the BTS TinyTAN Happy Meal. Collectible figurines drive fan demand nationwide, highlighting K-Pop’s growing cultural power.

BTS TinyTAN | collectibles | Happy Meal | K-Pop fans | McDonald’s Germany

McDonald’s launches BTS TinyTAN Happy Meal in Germany – a marketing case study

In 2026, 24.5% of German drivers face new car insurance classes: 5.3M get cheaper tariffs, 5M higher premiums, GDV reports.

2026 premiums | Berlin Offenbach | car insurance Germany | GDV | regional classes

Why car insurance in Germany 2026 gets costlier: GDV reclassifies drivers in Berlin and Offenbach

Ukraine’s new Flamingo missiles hit FSB headquarters in Crimea. The long-range weapon may mark a turning point in the war against Russia.

Crimea | Flamingo missiles | FSB | long-range weapons | Ukraine

Ukraine’s Flamingo Missiles Strike FSB in Crimea – New Long-Range Weapon

Zelensky reminded that Trump’s two-week deadline for Russia to show readiness for talks is expiring, stressing Ukraine counts on U.S., Europe and G20 support.

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Zelensky: Trump’s two-week deadline for Russia to prepare for peace talks is expiring

On 27 August 2025, the 16th section of Berlin’s A100 motorway opened. The €721 million project drew protests and criticism from Greens and Left Party members.

A100 Berlin | A100 protests | Berlin traffic | Kai Wegner | motorway extension

A100 in Berlin opens: €721 million extension sparks protests

Deutsche Bahn and PKP Intercity expand Berlin–Poland rail routes with new night trains to Przemyśl and Chełm from December 2025, plus faster daytime links.

Berlin Poland trains | Deutsche Bahn | Eurocity routes | night trains Ukraine | PKP Intercity

Berlin–Poland rail links expand: new night trains to Ukraine border announced

BAE Systems delivers the 1,000th THAAD seeker. After Iran’s strikes on Israel and Qatar’s interest, the Gulf faces rising costs, prestige, and a new arms race.

BAE Systems | Iran Israel | missile defense | Qatar THAAD

Qatar’s THAAD Gamble: Can BAE’s 1,000th Seeker Redefine Gulf Security

Germany prepares a new national service law: youth questionnaires, voluntary model, reserve build-up, sharp political criticism, and protests in Cologne.

Boris Pistorius | Bundeswehr | national service | Wehrdienst law

Will compulsory military service return in Germany

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali signals openness to a German Grand Prix return. Hockenheim and Nürburgring lead the race as fans hope for a comeback.

Formula 1 Germany | German Grand Prix | Hockenheimring | Nürburgring

Formula 1: Could the German Grand Prix Make a Comeback? Domenicali Leaves the Door Wide Open

Turkey’s First Lady Emine Erdoğan calls on Melania Trump to show compassion for children in Gaza, citing UN data and thousands of civilian deaths.

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Emine Erdoğan urges Melania Trump to help children in Gaza

Germany honors Holocaust rescuer Donata Helmrich with a new stamp in Berlin. She and her husband saved hundreds of Jews, symbolizing courage and humanity.

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Germany honors Donata Helmrich with new postage stamp in Berlin

Massive drone attack on August 23 paralyzed Russian airports, including Sheremetyevo and Pulkovo, with dozens of flights canceled and delayed.

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Moscow, St. Petersburg and beyond: Massive drone attack paralyzes airports in Russia

About ten countries, including the UK, France and Baltic states, plan to send troops to Ukraine as postwar security guarantees, Bloomberg reports.

NATO | security guarantees | troops | Ukraine

Around ten countries ready to send troops to Ukraine – Security guarantees after the war

Czech Republic launches first EU pilot for a 150 km/h highway speed limit on the D3 motorway. A data-driven traffic experiment that could reshape road policies in Europe.

Czechia | Europe | highway | pilot | speed

Czech Republic Becomes First EU Country to Pilot 150 km/h Speed Limit on Highways

FIFA plans to expand the Club World Cup to 48 teams by 2029. Top clubs back it, UEFA opposes. Commercial goals clash with tradition and player welfare.

Can FIFA’s Club World Cup reform reshape global football – or spark a deep rift with UEFA

Liverpool permanently retires Jota’s number 20 after his tragic death. An empty locker at Anfield and “Forever 20” keep his legacy alive.

Jota | legacy | Liverpool | number 20 | tribute

Liverpool pays tribute to Diogo Jota: empty locker and retired No. 20

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