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The Association of Cities is sounding the alarm. (Symbolic image) / Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa

Association of Cities asks for emergency aid

Ahead of a meeting, the President of the Association of German Cities is appealing to the federal and state governments: without rapid support, local authorities are threatened with severe cuts - from social work to city festivals.

The Saxon CDU elects a new state executive. (Archive photo) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

CDU elects new party leadership

The Saxon Union is electing a new state executive at a party conference in Leipzig. How will party leader and Minister President Michael Kretschmer fare?

No way through for Gladbach's Tabakovic / Photo: Ulrich Hufnagel/dpa

Meager zero number at Borussia-Park

After ten goals in three games and nine points, Borussia-Park is set for a meagre fare this time. However, the opponents are still second in the table.

The fans at Borussia-Park were silent for twelve minutes / Photo: Ulrich Hufnagel/dpa

Gladbach fans protest in silence

There are also fan protests at Borussia-Park on this match day. However, it is not against RB Leipzig as usual, nor is it about the new stadium name for the coming season.

Falko Michel (M) has conceded the next defeat with his 1. FC Magdeburg / Photo: Anke Waelischmiller/dpa

Bottom-placed Magdeburg loses touch

At Fortuna Düsseldorf, second division bottom club 1. FC Magdeburg looked like a relegation candidate at times. The team from the Elbe city failed to equalize shortly before the end.

Leipzig's El Chadaille Bitshiabu is out for a long time with a muscle injury / Photo: Tom Weller/dpa

RB defender Bitshiabu out for longer

It was only in the last match before the international break that the Frenchman was once again in the starting eleven. Now a muscle injury has forced him to take a longer break.

- The German government may compensate the energy company Leag for its coal phase-out with a billion-euro sum. (Archive photo) / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa

EU Commission allows billions for Leag coal phase-out

The German government may compensate the energy company Leag for its coal phase-out with a billion-euro sum. The EU Commission does not consider the funding of up to 1.75 billion euros to be a breach of EU state aid rules, as the authority announced in Brussels.Copyright 2025, dpa (www.dpa.de). All ..