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Volkswagen workers demand action as German auto jobs face cutsIn a recent meeting, Volkswagen's employee representatives expressed the urgent need for management and policymakers to take decisive actio...- German Chancellor Merz's party faces fresh setback in state electionsGerman Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) faced heavy losses in two state elections, according to exit polls, add...
- Violent protest in Manipur district over detention of KukisIn the Kangpokpi district of Manipur, a series of violent protests took place as Kuki villagers rallied against the detention of seven indi...
- Protesters demanding rollback of UGC regulations block Yamuna Expressway in AgraProtesters demanding rollback of UGC regulations blocked the Yamuna Expressway in Agra on Sunday. Dozens of tractors were used to halt traf...
- German Proverb of the Day: ‘The morning hour has…’ - Why getting an early, uninterrupted start unlocks peak focus and momentum; Timeless wisdom on building self-discipline and reducing daily stressStarting the day with a calm routine builds focus and momentum for a productive afternoon. The German proverb highlights how early hours of...
- German state elections threaten new shock waves for MerzGerman voters head to the polls in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, with the results potentially adding pressure on Chancellor Fri...
- A Xi-Trump summit deal can throw US carmakers under the China busUS automakers, suppliers and dealers are lobbying the Trump administration to keep Chinese carmakers out of the American market ahead of Pr...
- Porsche could face another 4,000 job cuts, Handelsblatt reportsVolkswagen's restructuring plan includes over four thousand job cuts at Porsche. This move addresses a significant overhead shortfall withi...
- 3 smallcap mutual funds returned over 23% in 2026. These 5 stocks feature in all their portfoliosIn 2026, three smallcap mutual funds delivered remarkable returns exceeding twenty-three percent. Notably, these outstanding funds uniforml...
- A 125-year-old ‘flying train’ in Germany still carries 80,000 passengers a day, a bizarre-looking 1901 solution to moving through one of the country’s most crowded valleysThe Schwebebahn in Wuppertal, Germany, boasts a rich history of 125 years, effectively navigating the city's tight industrial valley space....
- Tariffs, supply risks push Indian auto parts makers to build beyond ChinaIndian auto parts makers are expanding global manufacturing and engineering capabilities. This shift addresses automakers' needs for divers...
- German court rules Meta liable for fake ads on Instagram, FacebookA German court has ruled that Meta is liable for fake advertisements posted by third parties on its Instagram and Facebook platforms, and o...
- German Proverb of the Day: “Whose bread I eat, whose song I sing” A timeless lesson on dependence and loyaltyGerman Proverb of the Day: “Whose bread I eat, whose song I sing” explores how dependence can influence loyalty and expression. The proverb...
- Semicon India 2.0: Infineon CEO calls India key semiconductor market, expands workforce by 28%Highlighting the vital role of India in the global market, Infineon Technologies CEO Jochen Hanebeck remarked on the exciting advancements ...
- China's car glut has long flooded the world. Now comes the cleanupChina's auto industry faces a major reset as production exceeds domestic demand significantly. Toyota's planned joint venture consolidation...
- Volkswagen overhaul puts Seat’s future at risk as Chinese rivals reshape global auto industryVolkswagen's strategic overhaul may lead to the discontinuation of its Seat brand. This move signals significant industry consolidation ami...
- Parts suppliers think global as auto majors focus on sourcing mixThe trend is accelerating across major tier-1 suppliers, including Suprajit Engineering, Highway Roop Precision Technologies, SPR Auto Tech...
- Germany, US sign agreement to deepen defense cooperation between industriesA significant development unfolded as German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signed a letter of inte...
- Proverb of the Day: “Grey hairs do not make a person wise” A timeless life lesson this German proverb teaches about experienceGerman Proverb of the Day: “Grey hairs do not make a person wise” distinguishes between growing older and gaining wisdom. The proverb sugge...
- Why a longer working week may not fix Volkswagen's woesGerman automakers face high labor costs and foreign competition. Calls are rising to extend the standard 35-hour work week to 40 hours. Thi...
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