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How to plan a trip to Germany's Baltic Sea coast (opens the original)
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If you're looking for a place to cool off in Germany when the weather gets hot, the Baltic Sea is hard to beat. With quaint seaside towns, soft sandy beaches and calm waters the Baltic coast makes for a genuinely lovely summer holiday destination. And because a cool sea breeze keeps air temperatures here five to ten degrees cooler than the rest of the country, it also works for a nearby 'coolcation'. The Baltic (Ostsee) is close enough to reach for a day trip from much of northern Germany, but i
What to do if you can't find eclipse glasses in Germany (opens the original)
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Shortly before sunset on August 12th, the moon will block between 80 and 90 percent of the sun's light, depending on where in Germany you are. Germany lies outside the path of totality—which traces a line from Iceland to northern Spain—which means that viewers here will see just a thin crescent of the sun behind the moon's shadow during the eclipse, and that most of the country should notice a distinct dimming of daylight during this time. Coverage is deepest in the west, with the Rhineland and
What to do if you can't find eclipse glasses in Germany (opens the original)
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Shortly before sunset on August 12th, the moon will block between 80 and 90 percent of the sun's light, depending on where in Germany you are. Germany lies outside the path of totality—which traces a line from Iceland to northern Spain—which means that viewers here will see just a thin crescent of the sun behind the moon's shadow during the eclipse, and that most of the country should notice a distinct dimming of daylight during this time. Coverage is deepest in the west, with the Rhineland and
Ten of Germany's funniest place names (opens the original)
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Germany doesn't have a reputation for being a nation of jokers. But scattered across its maps are place names that will make English speakers do a double-take -- and then giggle and maybe stop for a selfie next to a road sign. Here's a tour of the country's most unintentionally hilarious spots, and the history behind each one. An hour outside Munich on the shores of Lake Chiemsee, this small village in the Rosenheim district has a name that is certain to induce a chuckle and perhaps a wince from
What content creators need to know about Germany's new AI rules (opens the original)
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From August 2nd, if you've been using AI for your content creation in Germany, there's a new piece of legislation you need to know about. It's called the KI-MIG (short for Künstliche-Intelligenz-Marktüberwachungsgesetz, or "Artificial Intelligence Market Surveillance Act") and it's Germany's enforcement of the EU's new AI Act. It outlines the rules that apply, as well as the institutions that will check whether you're complying and decide how much it'll cost you if you're not. The part that matt
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