In Brief: BioNTech, Pfizer launch global study to test COVID-19 vaccine
The study will include 30,000 volunteers from Germany, the United States, Argentina and Brazil.
In Brief: Free COVID-19 tests offered in lower Bavaria after outbreak on vegetable farm
At least 174 harvest workers tested positive for the coronavirus over the weekend.
In Brief: New COVID-19 hotspot emerges in Berlin’s Alexanderplatz
At least 10 customers of restaurant Mio Berlin have tested positive for the coronavirus.
In Brief: Large event ban lifted in Berlin-Brandenburg for drive-in movie theaters
Plus Berlin’s open air Waldbühne venue to reopen in September.
Studio Berlin, broadcast July 22, 2020: Is the party over?
Berlin lifted more pandemic restrictions this week, but the city’s clubs remain closed for the foreseeable future. What does that mean for Berlin’s iconic clubbing culture and the city’s reputation?
In Brief: Senate relaxes restaurants and bar coronavirus restrictions
Groups of up to six, from different households, will now be able to share a table without observing a minimum distance.
In Brief: European leaders agree on 750 billion euro coronavirus recovery package
The package is aimed at helping member states out of the recession.
In Brief: Berlin’s rent cap could be in jeopardy after a court in Bavaria ruled rent freezes there unconstitutional
The Bavarian ruling that voided a referendum has bolstered the arguments of rent cap critics in Berlin.
In Brief: Future German COVID-19 outbreaks will have restrictions imposed locally
The goal is to quickly test and support the communities affected, with restrictions imposed on a smaller scale.
In Brief: Suspected serial rapist arrested in Berlin Wannsee after large-scale manhunt
The Serbian man is accused of at least eight cases of rape or attempted rape.
