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1. Thijs Dallinga suffers cruciate ligament injury in Köln friendly

   1. FC Köln expect forward Thijs Dallinga to be out for an extended period after he suffered a cruciate ligament injury in a friendly against Viktoria Köln.

   New · 3 Oct, 22:10SportFootballNLWORLD1 min read—

2. Merz plans talks with Knot over ECB presidency, Bloomberg reports

   The reported talks would put Klaas Knot in discussions with Germany’s chancellor as the ECB faces possible changes at the top.

   New · 3 Oct, 13:50EconomyNLWORLDEurope1 min read—

3. Gerhard Schröder joins board of Russian supermarket chain Hyperglobus

   The former German chancellor has taken a supervisory role at Hyperglobus, four years after leaving the board of Russian oil company Rosneft.

   New · 3 Oct, 09:19EconomyDEWORLDEurope1 min read—

4. Bundesbank chief says Germany could grow by about 1% in 2026

   Joachim Nagel says Germany’s economy could grow by about 1% this year, above an earlier Bundesbank forecast but below a newer estimate from research institutes.

   New · 2 Oct, 23:06EconomyDEWORLDEurope1 min read—

5. Škoda recalls about 1.7 million cars over steering screw risk

   Škoda is recalling about 1.7 million cars worldwide over a steering-related screw problem. [Source 1]

   Updated · 2 Oct, 17:28EconomyDEWORLDEurope2 min read—

6. European Commission rejects prospect of US diesel export ban

   A Commission spokesperson warned that a US diesel export ban would damage trust, as EU officials discuss high prices and possible stock releases.

   Updated · 2 Oct, 16:00EconomyUSAWORLDTrump2 min read—

7. Damen seeks nearly €4.7bn from Germany over cancelled frigates

   Dutch shipbuilder Damen is seeking nearly €4.7 billion from Germany after Berlin cancelled a six-frigate programme. The sum is a claim, not an agreed payment.

   New · 2 Oct, 03:35EconomyNLWORLDEurope1 min read—

8. Germany plans first military drone unit for 2027

   Defence Minister Boris Pistorius says Germany plans to establish its first military drone unit in 2027, with up to 600 personnel.

   New · 2 Oct, 00:00GeneralDEWORLDWar in Ukraine1 min read—