Geography of Germany
Helmut Middendorf | Athens | April 27 – July 15
The Eleni Koroneou Gallery (koroneougallery.com) presents a selection of paintings and works on paper by German neo-expressionist Helmut Middendorf, which were created in the period from 1977 to 1988 and were chiefly inspired by daily life, pop culture, and the nightlife and music scene of Berlin's historic Kreuzberg district. The exhibition also includes his early Super-8 films.
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Rhine drops below crucial level, impacts river transport
The Rhine river in Germany on Aug. 12 fell below a key waterline level used as a reference for judging its accessibility for shipping.
The water dropped below the 40-centimetre (15.7-inch) reference level in Kaub, a noted bottleneck for shipping where the Rhine runs narrow and shallow.
That level is considered necessary for much of the transport along the river.
Floods in Germany: Over 90 People Killed, 618 Injured in Ahrweiler District
More than 90 people were killed and 618 others were injured in the Ahrweiler district in Germany's southwestern state of Rhineland-Palatinate as a result of floods, Koblenz police said on Saturday.
Death Toll from Floods in Western Germany Rises to 45
The death toll from floods caused by heavy rains in the western German states of Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia rose to 45, media reported.
Hundreds missing in Germany after huge floods
German emergency responders were on July 16 still searching for hundreds of missing people after the worst floods in living memory killed more than 80 in the country's west.
"I fear that we will only see the full extent of the disaster in the coming days," Chancellor Angela Merkel said from Washington, where she met with President Joe Biden.
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German envoy expresses sadness over Greek deaths in Trier
Germany's Ambassador to Greece, Ernst Reichel, expressed his sadness over the death of two Greek nationals in the German city of Trier, after a German man ploughed a speeding car into a pedestrian zone on Tuesday.
Germany: Two People Killed by Car in Pedestrian Zone in Trier
Two people have died after a car hit several pedestrians in the German city of Trier, police said on Tuesday.
The driver has been detained and a vehicle seized, police in the south-western city said, speaking of "several casualties."
Stylianides appointed visiting professor at LSE, RUB Research School
Former European Commissioner Christos Stylianides has been appointed visiting professor-in-practice at the department of health policy of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) after receiving the green light from the College of Commissioners, it was announced Wednesday.
Prevention key to batting fires, expert stresses
Plans for Greece's new civil protect mechanism appear to put too much emphasis on fighting fires rather than preventing them, warns Professor Johann Georg Goldammer, director of the Global Fire Monitoring Center based at Freiburg University and senior scientist at the Max Planck Society for Chemistry, Biogeochemistry Department, who was invited by the previous government to lead a special commi
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4 Flights From Sofia Airport to Frankfurt and Hamburg Are Canceled Due to the Strikes
German airport association ADV warned that the strike action would "paralyze" the German flight network on Tuesday, reported DW.
Frankfurt Airport operator Fraport canceled 570 of 1,200 flights at Frankfurt ahead of Tuesday's warning strike organized by the DBB and Verdi trade unions, who began their walkout at 2 a.m. local time (0100 UTC).