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The number of legal cases against members of the Catholic Church is on the rise, as the German government takes a harder stance against asylum seekers taking refuge in churches.
A German court has charged a nun €500 for assisting Nigerian women threatened with deportation from Germany. The two women reportedly fled from forced prostitution in Italy. Different groups criticized the court order and called for a decriminalization of church asylum.
Vaccine mixing ‘possible’ in Canada as countries revamp AstraZeneca plans: Njoo Rachael D'Amore © Provided by Global News 16 March 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: A vial of the Corona vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech (l-r), Moderna and AstraZeneca, which have been used up in recent days, stands on a table at the Nuremberg Vaccination Center on the exhibition grounds. After the stop for Corona vaccinations with the preparation of the manufacturer Astrazeneca, Nuremberg continues to vaccinate people who already have an appointment with other vaccines. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa (Ph...
Burglar caught over bite from German's sausage By Wire report Nuremberg bratwurst specialty. (File Photo by Daniel Karmann/picture alliance via Getty Images) BERLIN - German police say they have solved a nine-year-old burglary after DNA found on a half-eaten piece of sausage matched that of a man detained in France over an unrelated crime. Police in the western town of Schwelm said Thursday that the sausage belonged to the victim, and the suspect — a 30-year-old Albanian citizen — appeared to have helped himself to a bite during the March 2012 break-in. Investigators were recently alerte...
It closes a chapter that began with a bang and ultimately ended with a whimper. Among the first to bring a product to market, Xinja offered one of the best interest rates in the country for a time, attracting the lion’s share of deposits for neobanks promising to shake up the big four banking oligopoly. Later, a pandemic and a series of interest rate cuts – combined with frivolous spending on new headquarters – would push it to the brink. The failure of Xinja raises questions not only over whether neobanks can live up to their own hype, but whether the model can even succeed in Austral...