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Görlitz

  • Jun 8

    Two arrested over Görlitz house collapse that killed three; police suspect non-ferrous metal thieves triggered gas explosion

    Three weeks after a residential building collapsed in Görlitz, Saxony, killing three people, police have arrested two men suspected of damaging gas pipes while searching for scrap metal.

  • May 31

    Görlitz Building Collapse Sparks Gas Safety Review Across Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt

    Two weeks after a suspected gas explosion caused a residential building to collapse in Görlitz, killing three, authorities and experts are assessing the safety of gas networks in Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt, where hundreds of thousands of homes rely on gas heating.

  • May 26

    Saxon Summer Theatres Unveil Open-Air Season with Shakespeare, Rock Opera, and New Stages

    From a town hall balcony to a former slaughterhouse, theatres across Saxony are transforming unconventional spaces into stages for a diverse summer programme featuring Shakespeare, a rock opera, and family adventures.

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Hormuz burns, Burnham arrives

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The Gulf again set the pace for markets and governments, as US strikes on Iran entered a ninth night and tanker traffic through Hormuz thinned. In Britain, Andy Burnham took over a restless Downing Street, while Europe tightened its grip on Chinese commerce and China pressed harder in artificial intelligence.

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