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A recent study shows that e-cigarettes are becoming increasingly popular among young people in Germany, with even elementary school kids picking up vapes. Health experts are alarmed.
Thousands of people took part in the blockade of Brenner Pass, an Austrian road linking Germany and Italy, demanding less traffic. And a German minister is looking to crack down on screen time for kids. DW has more.
A demonstration is being staged at a major pass through the Alps in protest at the volume of traffic. And a German minister is looking to crack down on screen time for kids. DW has more.
A demonstration is planned at a major pass through the Alps, with huge traffic disruption possible. And a German minister is looking to crack down on screen time for kids. DW has more.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he wouldn't currently advise young Germans like his children to move to the US to study or work. He cited "the social climate that has suddenly developed."