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Rents in Berlin rose 16% in June from the previous year, and the number of available rentals has dropped by half since 2014. Photo: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg NewsBERLIN—The German capital has long been a lab for daring experiments in tackling the crisis of affordable housing that is plaguing city dwellers from San Francisco to Hong Kong. Anti-gentrification rules are so strict that in some neighborhoods, luxury renovations such as walk-in showers, balconies or cement tiles are turned down. Airbnb is tightly restricted while rental caps have forced thousands of landlords to slash rents.
Persons: Krisztian Bocsi Organizations: Bloomberg, BERLIN Locations: Berlin, San Francisco, Hong Kong
Rents in Berlin rose 16% in June from the previous year, and the number of available rentals has dropped by half since 2014. Photo: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg NewsBERLIN—The German capital has long been a lab for daring experiments in tackling the crisis of affordable housing that is plaguing city dwellers from San Francisco to Hong Kong. Anti-gentrification rules are so strict that in some neighborhoods, luxury renovations such as walk-in showers, balconies or cement tiles are turned down. Airbnb is tightly restricted while rental caps have forced thousands of landlords to slash rents.
Persons: Krisztian Bocsi Organizations: Bloomberg, BERLIN Locations: Berlin, San Francisco, Hong Kong
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Persons: Dow Jones, 155e4d8 Locations: germany
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Germany has previously resisted U.S. calls to ban the use of equipment made by Huawei in its critical infrastructure. BERLIN—The German government has launched a review of the country’s 5G high-speed mobile telecommunications networks as part of a broader revamp of its relationship with China, suggesting Berlin is moving closer to banning Chinese suppliers from German networks. The move marks a shift for Berlin, which for years resisted U.S. calls for its European partners to ban the use of equipment made by Huawei Technologies Co. and state-controlled ZTE Corp. in their critical infrastructure. Washington has warned that the existence of Chinese components in its allies’ 5G networks made them vulnerable and could compromise intelligence sharing between Washington and Berlin.
BERLIN—Germany will send 14 of its modern Leopard main battle tanks to Ukraine as part of a coordinated push with the U.S. and other allies to escalate their support for Kyiv ahead of an expected Russian offensive, the government said Wednesday. The announcement follows days of intense diplomacy between Berlin and Washington, which is expected to announce a donation of up to 50 U.S.-made Abrams M1 tanks to Ukraine later Wednesday.
BERLIN—German Chancellor Olaf Scholz ‘s refusal to give tanks to Ukraine without a similar pledge from the U.S. has left him isolated among allies—but so far aligned with public opinion in his own country. Kyiv has been appealing for German-made Leopards, considered among the most advanced tanks in the world and widely used by the West, since the early days of the war—as early as March 3, according to documents seen by The Wall Street Journal.
The suspected spy for Russia worked at the BND foreign intelligence agency and was remanded in custody pending the investigation. BERLIN—German authorities said on Thursday they had detained an employee of Germany’s foreign intelligence agency on suspicion of spying for Russia. The man, identified as Carsten L, was an employee of the BND foreign intelligence agency and was detained on Wednesday, the country’s general prosecutor said. A federal judge ordered on Thursday the suspect be remanded in custody pending the completion of the investigation, the prosecutor added.
Irmgard Furchner arriving at the start of her trial in Germany for her role as a junior employee at a Nazi concentration camp in World War II. BERLIN—A court in Germany found a former secretary in a concentration camp guilty of accessory to murder, the latest in a string of convictions targeting low-level members of the Nazi’s extermination effort. In what could be one of the last criminal cases against individuals who participated in the Holocaust, the court in Itzehoe, northern Germany, handed Irmgard Furchner, 97 years old, a suspended two-year prison sentence for her role as a junior employee of the Stutthof concentration camp near Gdansk, now part of Poland, between 1943 and 1945.
KYIV, Ukraine—A fresh wave of cruise missile attacks hit Ukraine’s critical infrastructure on Saturday, continuing Russia’s campaign to leave the country without power as winter approaches. Ukraine’s energy-grid operator Ukrenergo said on Saturday that it would begin to limit the supply of electricity to homes in the capital and four regions of the country due to the recent attacks, to lower the pressure on the grid and give workers time to repair the damage.
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