Woman Assaulted After Leaving Oktoberfest, Suspect Remains at Large
Munich police are investigating an alleged sexual assault that occurred Friday evening near...
German Industrialist Clashes with Town Over Traffic Calming Measures
The small German municipality of Schwanau in Baden-Württemberg has become the unlikely stage...
India Rejects Pakistan's Human Rights Criticism as Hypocritical
At the 60th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, India launched a sharp diplomatic counterattack against Pakistan over what it characterized as hypocrisy on human rights issues. Indian diplomat Mohammed Hussain called it "deeply ironic" that a country with what he described as one of the worst human rights records globally was attempting to lecture others through...
BGH Deliberates on 'Miss Moneypenny' Branding Rights in Franchise Dispute
Germany's Federal Court of Justice (BGH) is currently deliberating...
Library Stabbing Incident Leaves 17-Year-Old Seriously Injured
A violent incident unfolded at the Düsseldorf Central Library on...
ZDF's Fernsehgarden Takes Autumn Tour to Saarland's Völklinger Hütte
The ZDF television program "Fernsehgarten" is departing from its...



BGH Deliberates on 'Miss Moneypenny' Branding Rights in Franchise Dispute
Germany's Federal Court of Justice (BGH) is currently deliberating whether companies can legally use the "Miss Moneypenny" name from the James Bond franchise to market secretarial and assistant services. The case, which reached the country's highest civil court on Thursday, examines whether the fictional character has achieved sufficient independent recognition to warrant trademark...