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The checks come in response to stricter German controls at the shared border, which have been stepped up under Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government after they were reintroduced in November 2023.
Meanwhile, raging wildfires in forested areas in Germany’s eastern states are reportedly under control after firefighters spent a tense weekend battling the blazes.
The state of Thuringia was particularly badly hit by what was described as its biggest wildfire in over three decades.
Find out what else Germany is talking about on Monday, July 7, in our daily updates with a mix of news, analysis and background.
Skip next section German president remembers Nazi victims at Lithuania ceremony07/07/2025July 7, 2025
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has commemorated the Lithuanian victims of the Nazis during World War II in a ceremony near the Baltic country’s capital Vilnius.
Steinmeier laid a wreath at the Paneriai Holocaust memorial. The event was also attended by Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas.
Some 120,000 people were murdered by Nazis and local collaborators in the Paneriai forest during the German occupation of Lithuania between July 1941 and July 1944. At least 70,000 Jews were among them.
https://p.dw.com/p/4x4OuSkip next section Riders crash into crowd at major cycling race, injuring several — reports07/07/2025July 7, 2025
Two spectators at the German Track Cycling Championships in the western municipality of Dudenhofen were flown to hospital by helicopter on Sunday after two riders crashed into the crowd at high speed, German media have reported.
Eight other spectators were more lightly injured, and the two riders, who were traveling at about 60 kmh (37 mph) when they went over the safety barriers, escaped with just grazes and bruises, according to the reports.
The incident, which occurred during the elite keirin semi-finals, led to the remainder of the final day of competition being called off, Germany’s SWR broadcaster reported.
“The health of athletes and spectators always comes first,” German Cycling Federation (BDR) marketing and communications officer Oliver Streich said in a statement. “There was therefore no alternative to canceling the event.”
https://p.dw.com/p/4x3dDSkip next section Space capsule with ashes of 166 deceased plunges into Pacific07/07/2025July 7, 2025
A space capsule launched by a German start-up that was meant to carry the ashes of 166 people twice around the Earth before returning them to their loved ones has been lost in the Pacific Ocean after “an anomaly occurred” upon re-entry into the Earth’s atmosphere.
The Nyx capsule was launched on June 23 as part of an initiative called “Mission Possible” by The Exploration Company (TEC) in collaboration with the Texas-based company Celestis, which has specialized in space burials for more than two decades.
TEC said communication had been lost with the capsule shortly before it was due to splash down, with all remains of the deceased and some experimental items, including cannabis seeds, now scattered at an unknown location in the Pacific.
https://p.dw.com/p/4x3h7Skip next section DW’s Global Media Forum gets underway07/07/2025July 7, 2025
DW’s annual Global Media Forum (GMF), to which Germany’s international broadcaster has invited media professionals from across the globe, kicks off on Monday in the western city of Bonn.
The event, which runs for two days, has the motto this year of “Breaking barriers, building bridges.”
This year’s Freedom of Speech Award, a prize given annually by DW for outstanding work in promoting freedom of expression and human rights, will go to Tamar Kintsurashvili from Georgia.
Details on the GMF can be found in this article:
Global Media Forum 2025: Building bridges to beat populism
https://p.dw.com/p/4x3RsSkip next section Poland restores spot checks at German border in tit-for-tat move07/07/2025July 7, 2025
Authorities in Poland on Monday began carrying out random checks at 52 border crossings at the country’s border with Germany in a move contrary to the spirit of the visa-free Schengen zone.
The move comes in response to stricter German controls at the shared border, which have been stepped up under Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government after they were reintroduced in November 2023.
The Polish border checks, which also apply to Poland’s border with Lithuania, are set to run initially until August 5.
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Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak said Sunday the controls were meant only to combat “illegal immigration” and that Polish and other EU nationals would not face hindrances.
The controls will reportedly focus on buses, minibuses, cars carrying large numbers of passengers and vehicles with tinted windows.
Before Poland’s announcement, the German government said it would begin turning back asylum-seekers at the Polish border, leading to claims by Polish nationalist and far-right politicians that Berlin is overwhelming Poland with migrants.
Since May 8, German officials have refused entry to around 1,300 people on the border to Poland, according to the Interior Ministry, with one in 10 cases involving an asylum request.
EU rules on the Schengen area stipulated that countries are allowed to introduce temporary measures as a “last resort” and “in exceptional situations.”
https://p.dw.com/p/4x3RrSkip next section Wildfire situation stabilizes in Germany’s east07/07/2025July 7, 2025
Firefighting aircraft were deployed to battle the blazes in ThuringiaImage: Daniel Vogl/dpa/picture alliance
Several wildfires in forested areas in Germany’s eastern states are reportedly under control after firefighters spent a tense weekend battling the blazes.
The state of Thuringia was particularly badly affected, with a fire in the Saalfeld-Rudolstadt district described as the state’s biggest wildfire in more than three decades.
“Our forces are exhausted,” said district administrator Marko Wolfram on Sunday, adding that he hoped emergency staff could be reduced from 500 on Sunday to 300 on Monday as the situation eased.
Hundreds of firefighters were also deployed between the states of Saxony and Brandenburg, where raging fires in the Gohrischheide region have burnt out large swathes of natural landscape.
The wildfires broke out as Germany, along with much of western Europe, was hit by the first major heat wave of the summer.
https://p.dw.com/p/4x3SsSkip next section Welcome to our coverage07/07/2025July 7, 2025
Timothy Jones | Elizabeth Schumacher Editor
A big Guten Morgen from the newsroom in Bonn as we start a new week.
Firefighters in the east of Germany, who have been battling major blazes all weekend, are feeling more optimistic as the weather cools following last week’s heat wave.
And DW is hosting the Global Media Forum in Bonn, an event bringing together journalists from across the world at a time when press freedom is under growing pressure even in countries once known as bastions of media liberty.
We will be keeping you up to date on these and other developments in our blog, as well as presenting in-depth analyses and explainers on topics related to Germany from our colleagues across DW’s departments.
https://p.dw.com/p/4x3X6Timothy Jones Writer, translator and editor with DW’s online news team.Send us your feedback
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Prezența lui Steve Capus, președintele postului internațional de radio din SUA Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), este un indiciu al presiunii la care sunt supuse în prezent mass-media libere, cum ar fi radioul de serviciu public, chiar și în Statele Unite. Administrația lui Donald Trump dorește să oprească finanțarea postului de radio cu sediul la Praga, care timp de decenii a fost un pilon cheie al parteneriatului transatlantic dintre Europa și SUA.
La fel ca DW, RFE/RL difuzează, de asemenea, reportaje necenzurate în țări în care peisajul mediatic este dominat de propagandă. „Trebuie să supraviețuim. Dacă nu reușim, este un cadou imens pentru Rusia și China”, a declarat Capus în perioada premergătoare conferinței.
Directorul general al DW, Peter Limbourg, va participa la o discuție despre atacul mass-media liberă. Imagine: Philipp Böll/DW
La Bonn, Capus va purta o discuție cu Michal Broniatowski, șeful postului de radio internațional polonez TVP World, directorul general al DW, Peter Limbourg, și Jonathan Munro, director global al BBC News.
„Instabilitatea politică este în creștere în multe părți ale lumii, iar consecințele pentru tot publicul nostru sunt enorme”, spune Munro. „În același timp, colegii din Statele Unite au fost forțați fie să închidă, fie să își restricționeze mass-media liberă. Aceasta este o evoluție îngrijorătoare, mai ales că dezinformarea și dezinformarea se răspândesc agresiv în întreaga lume.”
Premiul pentru Libertatea de Exprimare din acest an, un premiu acordat anual de DW pentru munca remarcabilă în promovarea libertății de exprimare și a drepturilor omului, îi este acordat lui Tamar Kintsurashvili din Georgia. Ea are preocupări similare. „Sub egida Uniunii Sovietice nu aveam niciun cuvânt de spus și eram complet dependenți de un sistem totalitar”, a declarat ea pentru DW. „Dar într-o țară democratică, toți cetățenii trebuie să țină guvernul sub control pentru a ne păstra libertatea. Mass-media are o responsabilitate deosebită de a asigura separarea puterilor în masă.”
În calitate de director executiv al Fundației pentru Dezvoltarea Media, o organizație non-guvernamentală, din capitala Georgiei, Tbilisi, Kintsurashvili le arată oamenilor cum să realizeze acest lucru. Ea îi învață pe jurnaliști cum să verifice faptele în mod fiabil și îi sensibilizează cu privire la discursul instigator la ură.
Multe dintre forumurile de discuții din programul GMF 2025 oferă instrumente practice și asistență pentru persoanele din mass-media. De exemplu, unul este intitulat: „Cum construiesc regimurile autoritare ziduri digitale – și cum să le depășească”.
În urma unui eveniment inițial pe tema inteligenței artificiale generative în jurnalism la forumul de anul trecut, întrebările legate de etica utilizării IA în jurnalism vor fi centrale pentru GMF 2025. În ce măsură este acceptabil ca jurnaliștii să utilizeze IA în munca lor?
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O modalitate prin care Europa poate răspunde diviziunii și populismului este să se extindă și să admită mai mulți membri. Unul dintre cei mai recenți candidați la aderare, Ucraina, este prinsă în prezent în apărarea sa împotriva războiului de agresiune al Rusiei. Prin urmare, există un mare interes pentru discursul principal al comisarului UE pentru extindere, Marta Cos. Își va ține comunitatea europeană cuvântul dat țării asediate?
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Anul acesta, GMF îl va primi și pe ministrul sirian al informațiilor, Hamza al-Mustafa. Viitorul țării multietnice este incert acum, după ce conducătorul său de lungă durată, Bashar Assad, susținut de Vladimir Putin, a fost înlăturat. Al-Mustafa va vorbi despre rolul mass-media în reconstrucția Siriei.
Printre vorbitorii de la GMF din acest an se numără noul ministru sirian al informațiilor, Hamza Al-Mustafa.Imagine: privat
Cum poate mass-media să ajute oamenii să depășească barierele, când atât de mulți, în special în Orientul Mijlociu, suferă din cauza războaielor care nu fac decât să adâncească diviziunile? Un film documentar, coprodus de DW, despre cea mai mare crimă de război din Europa de la al Doilea Război Mondial încoace, încearcă să ofere un răspuns. „Caseta de la Srebrenica — de la Tata pentru Alisa”, regizat de Chiara Sambuchi, va fi proiectat de DW în premieră în cadrul GMF.
Protagonista, Alisa, avea nouă ani când tatăl ei a fost ucis de trupele sârbe în „zona sigură” a ONU din Srebrenica, acum 30 de ani. El a fost unul dintre cei 8.000 de bărbați și băieți care au murit în masacrul de la Srebrenica, care a avut loc pe parcursul a mai multor zile.
Astăzi, Alisa locuiește cu mama și fiica ei în orașul Sankt Petersburg, în statul american Florida. La începutul războiului din Bosnia și Herțegovina, care a durat între 1992 și 1995, părinții ei au dus-o în siguranță peste graniță, la bunicii materni din Serbia. Apoi s-au întors la Srebrenica.
În timpul blocadei Srebrenica, care a durat mai bine de trei ani, tatăl Alisei, un pasionat de filme și cineast amator, a filmat viața lor de zi cu zi sub asediu în micul oraș. În aceste înregistrări, vorbește adesea direct cu fiica sa. A reușit să-i procure o casetă VHS înainte ca Srebrenica să fie invadată de trupele sârbe conduse de generalul sârb bosniac Ratko Mladić.
Alisa își îndureră tatăl. Piatra sa funerară se află la memorialul din Srebrenica.Imagine: DOCDAYS Productions
Pentru Alisa, fiica unei mame sârbe și a unui tată bosniac musulman, care a fost ucisă de sârbi, depășirea barierelor este o chestiune de importanță existențială. „Alisa a decis, pentru ea, să nu ia [parte]”, a declarat pentru DW regizoarea, Chiara Sambuchi. Cel mai important lucru pentru Alisa a fost să clarifice faptul că se opun „acestei teribile uri religioase, urii etnic-religioase și a ceea ce implică ea”.
Acest articol a fost tradus din germană.
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Here are the latest updates from around Gaza, Israel and the wider Middle East on Monday, July 7.
Skip next section Israel launches fresh strikes on Houthis07/07/2025July 7, 2025
Jon Shelton
Israel on Monday launched attacks at Houthi targets in Yemen hours after a Greek-owned, Liberian-flagged cargo ship — the Magic Seas — was attacked near the Yemeni port of Hodeidah late Sunday.
Israeli air forces on Monday struck targets in ports of Hodeidah, Ras Isa and Salif, as well as a power plant at Ras Qantib.
“These ports are used by the Houthi terrorist regime to transfer weapons from the Iranian regime, which are employed to carry out terrorist operations against the state of Israel and its allies,” read an Israeli military statement.
Israel also struck the Galaxy Leader, a vessel seized by the Houthis last November. The group had been using it to track international maritime traffic and plan further attacks.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels, who are thought to be behind the attack on the Magic Seas, fired two missiles at Israel in response to the strikes. Israeli military efforts to intercept the missiles appear to have failed, though no injuries have been reported.
The attack on the Magic Seas was reportedly carried out with bomb-laden drone boats, signaling a potential escalation of Iranian involvement. The Islamic Republic is a backer of the rebel Houthis, who began attacking Israel in response to its military campaign against Hamas in retribution for Hamas’ October 7, 2023, attacks on Israel.
Both the US and Israel have attacked Houthi strongholds in an effort to ensure freedom of movement for nearly
As Gaza ceasefire talks loom and the world waits to see how Iran will react to the recent US bombing of its nuclear program, Israel issued a warning to both the Houthis and leaders in Tehran.
“What’s true for Iran is true for Yemen,” said Defense Minister Israel Katz: “Anyone who raises a hand against Israel will have it cut off. The Houthis will continue to pay a heavy price for their actions.”
https://p.dw.com/p/4x4AGSkip next section Israel to issue conscription notice to 54,000 ultra-Orthodox Jewish men07/07/2025July 7, 2025
The Israeli army on Sunday said it will begin sending conscription notices to 54,000 ultra-Orthodox Jewish men through July, who were exempt from military service until now.
“The army will begin this week issuing summons to complete the enlistment process for ultra-Orthodox men whose status as yeshiva (religious seminary) students is no longer valid following the expiration of the previous legal arrangement,” said a military statement.
“The military will continue efforts to expand enlistment among the ultra-Orthodox public, while working to ensure the best possible conditions that respect their unique way of life,” it added.
This move is highly controversial and could spell trouble for Netanyahu’s coalition government, which includes representatives from the ultra-Orthodox community as well.
An arrangement dating back to 1948 exempts the ultra-Orthodox, or Haredi (God-fearing) Jews who are dedicated to religious studies, from military service.
Around 66,000 men currently fall under the exemption.
Israel’s Supreme Court has often challenged this status since the 2000s. Since June 2024, the ruling government has been under pressure from the judicial system to start drafting Haredi men.
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https://p.dw.com/p/4x3g9Skip next section Netanyahu to meet Trump at White House07/07/2025July 7, 2025
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left on Monday to meet with US President Donald Trump at the White House in Washington DC.
“This is my third visit with (US President Donald Trump) since he was elected over six months ago,” Netanyahu told reporters at Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv before his departure.
Netanyahu also plans to meet US government officials as well as other Republican and Democratic leaders.
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On Sunday, Trump had said that a ceasefire and hostage release deal could possibly be reached this week.
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“We are working to achieve the much discussed deal, on the conditions that we have agreed to,” Netanyahu said, referring to a US proposal. Hamas has requested some amendments but agreed to the proposal in principle.
Experts and analysts believe that Israel and Hamas will be able to overcome their differences to reach a deal.
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https://p.dw.com/p/4x3foSkip next section BRICS leaders express ‘grave concern’ about Gaza situation07/07/2025July 7, 2025
Leaders of the BRICS group of nations expressed “grave concern” about the situation in Gaza after their meeting on Monday.
“We reiterate our grave concern about the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, with the resumption of continuous Israeli attacks against Gaza and obstruction of the entry of humanitarian aid into the territory,” they said.
The group called for adherence to international law while also encouraging an immediate ceasefire, withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza and the release of all detainees and hostages.
They also condemned the Israeli and US military strikes on Iran.
https://p.dw.com/p/4x3QcSkip next section First round of Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks end indecisively: sources07/07/2025July 7, 2025
The first round of ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas in Doha, Qatar, ended inconclusively, Palestinian sources close to the matter said on Monday.
“After the first session of indirect negotiations in Doha, the Israeli delegation is not sufficiently authorized … to reach an agreement with Hamas, as it has no real powers,” the sources told Reuters news agency.
The BBC reported that the talks took place in two different buildings, and lasted for about three and a half hours.
The two sides communicated through Qatari and Egyptian mediators, but to no avail. Talks are expected to resume again on Monday.
https://p.dw.com/p/4x3NPSkip next section Welcome to our coverage07/07/2025July 7, 2025
Tanika Godbole with AP, AFP, dpa, Reuters | Elizabeth Schumacher Editor
Hello and welcome to DW’s coverage of developments in the Middle East on Monday, July 7, 2025.
Talks between Israel and Hamas in Doha, Qatar, on Sunday about a possible ceasefire ended inconclusively, Palestinian sources close to the matter said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is flying to Washington for talks with US President Donald Trump, who suggested on Friday that there “could be a Gaza deal” next week.
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