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Young Germans 'unhappiest in Europe' as Millennials turn to far-right AfD - Vimarsana News

Young Germans 'unhappiest in Europe' as Millennials turn to far-right AfD

Young people do not feel well represented with several issues, among them inflation and immigration, drawing them to the hard-right party

Young Germans to be offered €200 cultural passport - Vimarsana News

Young Germans to be offered €200 cultural passport

Voucher aims to rekindle interest in live arts and boost industry after pandemic

Germany's blockchain initiative: How adoption became a reality in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Germany's blockchain initiative: How adoption became a reality in 2020

New Year Special Germany has a very diverse, active blockchain ecosystem of companies and enthusiasts, especially in the city of Berlin. And an important step in the development of this ecosystem has been taken by the federal government itself, which tries to preserve and promote the vibrant blockchain ecosystem to continue its growth and make Germany an attractive opportunity for investment in this field. Comprehensive, sound regulation To further this goal, the German government adopted a national blockchain strategy back in September 2019 to support its commitment to the use of the techn...

Coronavirus: Young Germans adjust festive plans amid lockdown - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus: Young Germans adjust festive plans amid lockdown

BBC News Published image captionFestive gatherings in Germany will be strictly limited over Christmas and New Year As Germany begins another hard lockdown, amid spiralling coronavirus case numbers, millions are having to rethink their plans for Christmas and the New Year. Festivities will be limited to the smallest of family gatherings; there'll be no parties, no carolling, and none of the traditional markets that are a staple of Germany's Christmas landscape. It's the latest of several measures that have disrupted the studies, work and social lives of young Germans since the start of the pan...

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