Daily Briefing 29.10.2026, 15:24 (CET)
Adidas sees strong growth driven by demand for apparel
Adidas expects sales in Europe to rebound strongly in the final quarter of 2026 after robust growth in other markets helped the company raise its full-year outlook.
Read TextNorth Korea threatens European security, Chancellor Merz says in Seoul
North Korea is threatening "freedom in all of Europe" by sending troops to Ukraine to fight for Russia, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Thursday on a visit to South Korea.
Read TextTwo held in Germany over Starlink attack in Lithuania
Two men suspected of having carried out an attempted attack on Starlink infrastructure in Lithuania are in custody in Germany, Lithuanian authorities said on Thursday.
Read TextDortmund's Karetsas could be fit to face 'pinnacle' Bayern, says Kovač
Borussia Dortmund coach Niko Kovač has left open whether attacker Konstantinos Karetsas will play in the Bundesliga table topper at Bayern Munich on Saturday.
Read TextECB President Lagarde to step down several months before term ends
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde will step down on February 7, 2027, some eight months before her term was due to end, the Frankfurt-based bank announced on Thursday.
Read TextBerlin mayoral hopeful airs family security fears in media slip-up
Berlin mayoral hopeful Elif Eralp has refrained from commenting on a known pro-Palestinian activist over fears for her family's safety, German news magazine Der Spiegel reported on Thursday...
Read TextLeverkusen's Vázquez dedicates goal to victims of Spanish train crash
Bayer Leverkusen's Spanish player Lucas Vázquez has dedicated his goal in the German Cup second-round win over Nuremberg to the victims of a major rail crash in Spain.
Read TextGerman president calls for stronger global cooperation in Beijing
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has called on China to work with Germany to strengthen the rules-based international order, promote peace and defend free global trade.
Read TextVolkswagen posts €5.8 billion loss on Porsche write-down, China woes
Volkswagen recorded a net loss of €5.82 billion ($6.48 billion) in the third quarter as a multibillion-euro impairment at its luxury sports car subsidiary Porsche, weak business in China an...
Read TextRecord number of electric car registrations in first 9 months of year
Global electric vehicle registrations continued to rise in the first nine months of the year, according to a study by consultancy PwC covering major markets.
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