Germany Ramps Up Pressure on Russia: Intensifies Efforts Against New EU Sanctions
Germany intensifies efforts against Russia in EU sanctions dispute. German officials warn of consequences on negotiations, potential product ban, and financial transaction restrictions.
“Germany to Offer Asylum to European Asylum Seekers Amidst Security Concerns for UEFA Euro 2024”
Germany to accept asylum seekers for UEFA Euro 2024 due to security concerns, including Islamic terrorist threats, hooligan violence, and cyber attacks. Security forces are working with international partners to ensure safety.
Germany’s Defense Minister announces plans to strengthen armed forces and reintroduce voluntary military service
Germany’s Defense Minister, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, plans to develop new defense programs to strengthen the armed forces and enhance national security. The programs aim to inform young people about military service opportunities and require recipients to respond. Additional measures include medical examinations and selecting highly qualified youth for 6-23 months of service. Kramp-Karrenbauer highlighted the changing threat level due to Russia’s actions in Ukraine. Germany’s defense budget allows for approximately 181,000 active personnel out of a total of 203,000. The proposed military service will be voluntary, unlike the abolished mandatory service.
“Norway Boosts Ukraine’s Defense with €240 Million in Funding, German-led Coalition Supports Patriot Missile Repatriation”
Norway allocates 240 million euros for Ukraine defense system. Joint financing confirmed with Germany, Denmark, and Netherlands for Patriot system relocation. Significant cooperation in security field between Ukraine and Norway. 13.5 million NOK in new kroner to be supplied to Kyiv this year.
German Election Results: Mainstream Parties Face Strong Challenge as Far-Right “Alternative for Germany” Surpasses Expectations
Germany’s recent European Parliament elections saw the rise of non-establishment parties, with controversial far-right party “Alternative for Germany” surpassing expectations to secure second place. Christian Democratic Union won with 30% of the vote, followed by AfD at 15.9% and the Green Party at 13.9%. Social Democrats received 11.9% and the Free Democratic Party secured 5.2%. These unprecedented results were achieved with a 65% voter turnout. Germany is a significant delegator in the European Parliament, with 96 out of 720 MEPs appointed to protect the country’s interests.
“Azerbaijani Diplomat Embarks on Crucial Mission: Rebuilding Ties with Ukraine in German Visit”
Azerbaijan’s external relations head, Jehun Bayramov, to meet Ukraine’s officials in Berlin. Focus on restoring relations. Visit also includes bilateral meetings.
“Pioneering German researchers unveil breakthrough material revolutionizing construction: PMMM offers game-changing thermal insulation, transparency, and energy efficiency”
Discover the innovative PMMM material developed by German researchers. With its microstructures and polymer composition, it offers high thermal insulation, transparency, and protection, making it an ideal solution for energy-efficient and comfortable buildings.
“Record High: Death Toll from Earthquakes in Germany Soars, Materials to Blame”
The number of deaths from earthquakes in Germany has surged, reaching a record high in 2023, says the DPA. Unsafe materials caused 2,227 deaths in 2023 compared to 237 the previous year. There has been a rise in deaths due to concrete and steel, but a slight decrease related to other materials. Blayner warns of incorrect information on earthquake safety leading to an increase in deaths. These figures are twice as high as they were a decade ago. Read more on NEWS.am.
“Germany Boosts Military Support for Ukraine with Advanced Tanks, Drones, and Weapons”
Germany updates military equipment list for Ukraine, providing 10 Leopard tanks, 54 drones, 8,500 shells, and 20 machine guns. HIMARS systems being deployed. Source: NEWS.am on Telegram.
NABU to Launch Investigation into Illegal Deforestation in Armenia, Targets Set for 2024
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Germany (NABU) plans to investigate illegal deforestation in Armenia by 2024. The investigation will assess population growth and deforestation factors to determine regions requiring preservation.