
New curfews, 'mega-lockdown' on table as Europe battles virus
All of France will be under a strict 6pm curfew for at least 15 days to fight the spread of coronavirus, while Germany is considering a national “mega-lockdown” as virus deaths spike.
All of France will be under a strict 6pm curfew for at least 15 days to fight the spread of coronavirus, while Germany is considering a national “mega-lockdown” as virus deaths spike.
Germany and France have been ordered into lockdown due to a rapidly surging second wave of coronavirus cases, with German chancellor Angela Merkel saying 75 per cent of new infections could no longer be tracked.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel says Germany has to be more vigilant when it comes to nationalist movements across Europe, because of the country’s Nazi past.
Art, cafes, history, Berlin – they’re words that fit together as naturally as hands in gloves, writes Rainer Jozeps.
The endurance of fraternal love is at the heart of Markus Goller’s touching tribute to disability carers in his film ‘My Brother Simple’, showing in Adelaide at the German Film Festival.
Germany coach Joachim Low says he is proud and impressed after his young and experimental team gave the nation its first Confederations Cup title.