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Police-escorted heavy truck carrying nuclear waste Castor container on closed German motorway at dusk.
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First nuclear waste transport from Jülich to Ahaus underway

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The first transport of highly radioactive nuclear waste from Jülich to the interim storage facility in Ahaus began on Tuesday evening. A heavy goods vehicle carrying a Castor container is escorted by around 2,400 police officers. Motorway sections in North Rhine-Westphalia are temporarily closed.

Bertelsmann CEO Thomas Rabe announced in a Handelsblatt interview that India will play a much larger role for the company, targeting one billion euros in revenue. He emphasized pushing internationalization in his final months as CEO.

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Thousands gathered on Hamburg's Rathausplatz on Thursday evening for a demonstration against sexualised violence. Collien Fernandes made a surprise appearance on stage despite having cancelled earlier for safety reasons. She addressed the crowd wearing a bulletproof vest and under police protection.

Police in Dortmund have arrested a 26-year-old man wanted for a homicide in the Netherlands. The suspect was subject to a European arrest warrant, police said. He is to be extradited to the neighboring country.

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German pairs skaters Minerva Hase and Nikita Volodin lead the short program at the Figure Skating World Championships in Prague with 79.78 points. They called their tango routine the best of the season. The Georgian European champions trail by just 0.33 points.

A fierce dispute has erupted among prominent economists over the invitation of Stefan Homburg to the Hayek Society's conference at the end of May in Münster. The retired professor is known for controversial theses questioning man-made climate change and equating COVID measures with Nazi Germany. The event will also award the Hayek Medal to Veronika Grimm.

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VfL Wolfsburg won the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinal against Olympique Lyonnes 1-0. Lineth Beerensteyn scored the decisive goal in the 14th minute. Without captain Alexandra Popp, the Wolfsburg women ended a streak of six losses to the French side.

 

 

 

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