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The new innovations that could help solve Munich's housing crisis - Vimarsana News

The new innovations that could help solve Munich's housing crisis

Bavaria's boom in popularity has made living in and around the metropolis of Munich extremely expensive. But some new design concepts may help ease the problem in the future.

Germany Train Crash Kills At Least 10 - Vimarsana News

Germany Train Crash Kills At Least 10

A train crash in Germany has left ten people dead and 150 injured. According to German authorities, two trains slammed into each other after an automatic sa

How trip to 'Lyme hospital' in Germany helped save St. Charles family - Vimarsana News

How trip to 'Lyme hospital' in Germany helped save St. Charles family

More than three years ago, the overriding theme of the unusual and cruel story of Lyme disease affliction for the Nitkey family of St. Charles was "desperation." Kelly Nitkey was desperate to get help for her two daughters and granddaughter, all of whom were suffering for years from undiagnosed cases of the disease.

Greece's worst train disaster kills at least 40 - World Socialist Web Site - Vimarsana News

Greece's worst train disaster kills at least 40 - World Socialist Web Site

Basic services and infrastructure has been degraded or destroyed over the past 15 years of scorched-earth austerity demanded by the European Union and International Monetary Fund and imposed by successive governments, including SYRIZA (Coalition of the Radical Left).

Source: wsws.org
Myriad questions but no evidence yet for cause of Greece train crash - Vimarsana News

Myriad questions but no evidence yet for cause of Greece train crash

Investigation may uncover signalling or human error, but some are already propounding the role of railway privatisation