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The fire department said that twelve people have been injured, four of them seriously, after the two public buses collided in the northern port city of Hamburg, the fire department said.

The injured victims including the children said.

The cause of the accident is not clear.

Lufthansa on Monday confirmed reports that it intends to cut 4,000 administrative posts by 2030.

Airline group said The cuts were part of the trick for Digis, automatten and integrated processes.

The purpose of measures is to create a group for the future “, generating permanently attractive returns for shareholders,” it said.

The Lufthansa Group, which operates with its main brand, ie Swiss, Austrian and Brussels Airlines and holds a minority stake in ITA, Italy, recently around 103,000 employees.

Lufthansa said that it is planning to keep its various airlines under strict central control in bid to promote profitability to various airlines.

Among other things, it says that it will strengthen low -cost carriers eurowings and logistics and maintenance units, expected to expand later in defense sector.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadeful NATO is visiting Poland on Monday amid growing tension around the alleged provocation by Russia, including recent violations of NATO airs.

Wadeful was first meeting with his counterparts from Poland to Poland’s Radoslage Sikorski and France’s Jean-Noel Barrot to interact in the so-called Weimar triangle format.

So Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andree Sibiha is expected to attend the meeting.

Later, Wadful will give a speech on European security and preventive capabilities on a security stage.

The journey comes two and a half weeks after the Russian drone entered the airspace of Poland during one of the Moscow attacks on the neighboring Ukraine.

Some drones were shot by Polish Air Force and other NATO colleagues.

Next to the journey, Wadeful said and Germany was not going to allow those to force them to be forced, “We are not doubting that we are firm and ready to close any danger together.”

The distant option for Germany (AFD) party has failed to take a town hall in three runoff milestones in the most populous state of Northern Rhine-Westphalia in Germany on Sunday.

Center-Left Social Democrats (SPD) candidates defeated their AFD opponents in the cities of Gelsencanne and Duisburg, while Chancellor Frederick Merz’s center-rights Christian Democrats (CDU) won in Hagan.

According to the results of the initial state, however, the AFD raised its share of votes in the councils and the district councils to about 14.5%, which placed it at 22.1%behind the SPD.

Two weeks after the local elections, there were about 150 runoff elections on Sunday, including several mayor competitions and couples for the district administrator offices.

The runoff election became necessary in cases where no candidate got more than 50% in the first round, with a simple majority sufficient to win in the second round.

Auspicious day From DW’s news room on the banks of Rhine in Bonn!

The most dangerous state of Germany’s northern Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) should have a bee top among many people. The failure of distant AFD candidates to win the mayor competition in three major cities provides relief to those who are afraid that the party represents the threat to democracy.

Chancellor Frederick Merz is all set to visit Daseldorf to celebrate his Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in NRW Capital City.

In other news, German national carrier Lufthansa plans to reduce 4,000 administrative positions in the next five years.

Meanwhile, Russia’s entire -scale invasion in Ukraine dominates the agenda for European countries including Germany. External Affairs Minister Johan Wadeful is to discuss measures from Moscow to meet with his French and Polish counterparts.

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