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After being presumed dead for nearly four years, former soccer player Hiannick Kamba was found alive and well. The German newspaper Bild discovered that the now-33-year-old-man has been working for a German energy company. Kamba was once a promising young player for Bundesliga’s FC Schalke 04. But in 2016, it was reported that Kamba had been killed during a car […]
CureVac, a German biotech company that also has a branch in Boston, is working on a vaccine to COVID-19 and hopes to have it ready “perhaps before autumn.” Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, mentioned the company during an update on the coronavirus pandemic and provided the “autumn” projection for a vaccine. She […]
The participants of Big Brother in Germany are in for a shock while the network airing the reality show is in for a ratings boom because the entire cast is completely unaware of how coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the entire world, The Guardian reports. A majority of the 14 men and women competing in the show’s 13th season have been oblivious to what is going on in […]
Simon Weckert, an artist from Germany, came up with an idea to game Google Maps by tricking it into thinking several Berlin streets were cramped up with traffic. Now, as is the case with almost all art, there seems to be a thin line seperating whether this is brilliant or eye-rolling, so we’ll just lay […]
The family that owns the food brand Krispy Kreme is trying to right some historical wrongs. The Reimann family has revealed a multi-million dollar charity donation after an investigation divulged that their Nazi ancestors used slave labor during World War II, CNN reports. The Reimanns—who also own Panera Bread—announced on Thursday that they will donate […]
A police officer in Germany was found guilty of sexual assault after stealthing (removing his condom without his partner’s knowledge) a woman without her consent. This occurrence is particularly noteworthy because the case is thought to be the first instance of stealthing being prosecuted in Germany, which was only made possible after the country reformed […]
