Football
Musiala Opens Up About His Blackouts
Bayern and Germany star Jamal Musiala has announced that he suffers from brief absence seizures, and a German neurologist has confirmed he can continue playing football.
Football
Kane: Last Season Was the Best of My Career
The England captain received the European Golden Shoe for the second time on Wednesday, an award for the top scorer in European leagues, after scoring 36 goals in the Bundesliga.
World
Russian frigate with hypersonic missiles spotted off German coast
Admiral Kasatonov sighted near Fehmarn Island, NATO intensifies presence near Kaliningrad with 25 aircraft in the last 48 hours.
World
Austria Begins Returning Migrants to Italy: 4 Transfers Since June 12
Following Germany and Switzerland, Vienna has started applying the new EU Migration and Asylum Pact, with transfers carried out via public transport.
World
German Drone Manufacturer Director Lives Underground
Stefan Tumann, head of Donaustahl, speaks to Stern for the first time about the alleged Russian operation against him. Since Christmas 2025, he has been constantly changing locations.
Family
German Family Has Been Coming to Gorski Kotar for 20 Years
World
First Raids Uncover Secret Warehouses
Croatia
Second Suspect Arrested in Croatia for Nord Stream Attack
World
New Leadership at Ludwigshafen School Following Series of Incidents and Teacher Issues
Economy
EU Inc.: A Company in 48 Hours for 100 Euros
The European Commission proposes a new voluntary corporate form that would make it easier for Croatian entrepreneurs to expand into other markets, without replacing existing national forms.
World
Drought Decimates German Harvest: Will Food Prices Rise?
Germany's farmers' association warns of a 'below-average' harvest, while the agriculture minister reassures the public and promises aid to farmers only after reliable data is available.
Economy
Germany Shut Down 187,744 Companies Last Year, the Most in 20 Years
Creditreform and ZEW warn that the crisis has spread to nearly all sectors of the German economy, with closures rising for the second consecutive year.
Football
Musiala Collapses on the Pitch for the Second Time in Three Days
The German forward collapsed during Bayern's friendly match, just three days after feeling unwell against RB Leipzig. The club says: 'The main thing is that he's okay'
World
Putin Threatens Strike on European Ships
The Russian president called the seizure of 'shadow fleet' tankers piracy and announced retaliatory measures anywhere in the World Ocean, including the Pacific.
Tennis
Dodig Names Strongest Squad: Čilić and Prižmić Lead Croatia
Croatia seeks a spot at the Davis Cup Finals in Bologna in Halle on September 19-20, with the captain holding a trump card on the bench.
Football
Young Croatian Scores in Second Consecutive Appearance for Hoffenheim II in German Third Division
Jakov Dedić (16) has scored two goals in his first two appearances for Hoffenheim II, becoming the team's top scorer, with his coach predicting a bright future.
World
Alert in Bavaria: Suspicious Object Halts Trains
A technician discovered a suspicious object between the sleepers at the entrance to the Treuchtlingen railway station on Thursday morning, prompting a halt to traffic and the evacuation of several buildings.
Politics
France, Germany, and the Netherlands Slow EU Enlargement Over Fears of Blockades
France, Germany, and the Netherlands oppose a too-rapid expansion of the Union, fearing that new members could block key decisions, with a debate on new rules expected in October.
Football
Xavi Officially Takes Over Netherlands: 'A Son of Dutch Football'
The former Barcelona coach has succeeded the Oranje bench, keeping Ruud van Nistelrooy on his staff. His debut awaits against Germany in the Nations League.
World
Germany Grants Spies Offensive Powers for First Time in 80 Years
After World War II, Berlin deliberately restricted intelligence work, but threats from Russia and unreliable allies are pushing Merz's government toward a radical shift.