The soccer club’s president said in a statement: “Our stadium experience doesn’t work with social distancing, and if we aren’t allowed to sing and shout, then it’s not Union.”
In the wake of nationwide and international protests against racism, Germany’s Green Party wants to change Article 3 of the nation’s Basic Law by removing “Rasse” – in English, “race” – from the text. The conversation is not new, but controversial. Proponents of removing the word say it’s linked to Nazi ideology and this change is long overdue. Others say this move is too hasty and would actually harm people of color.
There will still be other rules in place, depending on the sport.
The warning came amid news reports of holidaymakers partying in Mallorca.
Travelers entering Germany from Finland will also no longer need to self-quarantine.
Interior Minister Horst Seehofer told reporters that far-right extremism is the greatest threat to security in Germany.
The man is linked to five sexual assaults in Berlin’s Grunewald forest and two more in Brandenburg last month, according to the Berlin public prosecutor’s office.
The cyclist was struck by a truck last week in Berlin’s Steglitz district.
The man, identified as Gregor S., was convicted of stabbing Dr. Fritz von Weizsäcker in Berlin. He is sentenced to 12 years imprisonment.
The idea behind the proposed ban is to ease noise pollution. Instead, the association is calling for better enforcement of existing laws governing speeding and motorcycle exhaust systems.
