Germany's Phone Scam Losses Surge as Fraudsters Refine Tactics
Phone scams in Germany caused mounting financial damage in 2025, with losses from fake police impersonation nearly doubling. The trend raises concerns for regional cybercrime vigilance.
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Munich Court Finds AI Music Firm Suno Violated Copyright Laws
A Munich court ruled that AI music firm Suno violated copyright protections held by Germany's state licensing agency Gema, ordering the company to disclose revenues from unlicensed music processing and pay damages.
Klopp Signals Readiness for Germany Role as Negotiations with DFB Loom
Jürgen Klopp has confirmed active discussions with the German Football Federation about succeeding Julian Nagelsmann as national team coach, saying he is ready but stressing negotiations will require time.
Five killed in shooting at German youth welfare centre; gunman arrested
Five people have been killed in a shooting at a youth welfare centre in Stade, Germany. Police have arrested the suspected gunman in what represents one of the nation's deadliest mass shootings in recent years.
Six dead in shooting at German mothers' centre as authorities probe 'family tragedy'
Police in Germany are investigating a shooting that claimed six lives at a facility serving mothers and children. Authorities have detained a male suspect and a female companion.
Five Killed in Shooting at German Youth Facility
A shooting at a youth welfare facility in Stade, northern Germany, has claimed five lives with several others injured. Police have arrested two suspects, including the alleged gunman, as investigations into the incident continue.