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Authorities in Grevenbroich, Germany are searching for possible WWII munitions beneath the playground of the Noithausen primary school, prompting concerns about unexploded bombs on the site. Locals are also discussing the town's football scene, where Straberg scored a big win and Delhoven clearly beat Vorst.
- 2Film screening in Bonn explores children of German soldiers●Filmvorstellung und anschließende Diskussion - Mein Vater war ein deutscher Soldat LVR Landesmuseum, Mittwoch, 25. Novem
The LVR Landesmuseum in Bonn is hosting a film screening and discussion on Wednesday, 25 November at 19:00 CET titled 'Mein Vater war ein deutscher Soldat' (My Father was a German Soldier). It follows Francis Boulouart and other French children of Wehrmacht soldiers who stayed silent for decades and only began speaking about their origins in old age. The screening is followed by a discussion.
- 3EU states push new approach on cookie banners●EU-Staaten: Neuer Vorstoß bei Cookie-Bannern https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/eu-staaten-neuer-vorstoss-bei-cookie-bannern/
EU member states have launched a new initiative aimed at reforming cookie consent banners, which many users find confusing and intrusive. The proposal seeks to simplify how websites ask for permission to store cookies, a long-standing annoyance since the GDPR era. Details of the measure and its chances of adoption are still emerging, with privacy advocates and web publishers watching closely.
- 4German left parties present exploratory paper on migration and defence●»„Als am Samstag in # Berlin die # Linkspartei mit # SPD und # DieGrünen ein Sondierungspapier vorstellte, das mehr ille
In Berlin, the Left Party together with the SPD and the Greens presented an exploratory paper that, according to the commentator sharing it, foresees more irregular migration and less spending on the Bundeswehr. The author draws a link between these positions and unrest in France, framing the paper as sending the wrong signals. The characterisation comes from a critical commentator rather than confirmed reporting.