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Demolition of Former Contract Worker Settlement in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Begins

After decades of decay, the former contract worker settlement on Gehrenseestraße in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen is undergoing demolition. The first excavators have begun work, signaling...

Dr. Cyrus Djamchidi Offers Multilingual ENT Care in Berlin-Steglitz

Dr. Cyrus Djamchidi's HNO Praxis Berlin, located in Steglitz/Lankwitz, provides modern ENT diagnostics and treatment in a family-like atmosphere, with multilingual support including...

Mild Days and Frosty Nights Expected in Berlin and Brandenburg

Berlin and Brandenburg are set to experience mild, sunny days with temperatures reaching up to 17 degrees Celsius, while nights will remain cold...

BSR Offers Free Bulky Waste Collection in Berlin – March 2026 Schedule

The Berliner Stadtreinigung (BSR) is offering free bulky waste collection 'Kieztage' across Berlin's districts throughout March 2026. Residents can dispose of unwanted items...

Berlin Faces Escalating Heatwave Risks: Elderly Population Particularly Vulnerable

Berlin is experiencing a significant increase in heat days, with the elderly population identified as particularly vulnerable, according to a new climate risk...

Stranded Tourists in Middle East: German Government Optimistic About Repatriation

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is "optimistic" about the gradual return of German tourists stranded in the Middle East due to the ongoing...

Berlin Art Exhibitions: Your Guide to New Openings, Last Chances, and Ongoing Shows

Berlin's art world is constantly evolving. Our guide provides essential information on new exhibition openings, those closing soon, and a comprehensive overview of...

Berlin’s Philharmonie Searches for Temporary Concert Hall as Renovation Looms

The Berlin Philharmonie, a landmark built in 1963, is in urgent need of renovation, with its structure expected to last only a few...

German Culture Minister Weimer to Restructure Berlinale After Anti-Israel Protests

Following anti-Israel protests at the Berlinale film festival, German Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer announced plans to restructure the event. Weimer emphasized the need...

Berlin Supermarkets Embrace Local Irony: Penny Underground in Wedding

A new trend sees supermarkets and other corporations in Berlin using local flair to attract customers. One example is 'Penny Underground' in Wedding,...

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