Is Bayern Munich's Dominance Good or Bad for the Bundesliga? If Borussia Dortmund and Schalke drop points this weekend, Bayern Munich have the chance to wrap up the Bundesliga title with a win against Mainz.
On top of all the other records they have already set and broken, it would be the earliest a team in Germany has ever won the league. Bayern's treble-winning campaign last season and their dominant run this year have raised German football's profile enormously, but it has also raised questions over whether that dominance actually benefits the league or is in fact detrimental. The prevailing thought, or the most lingering on the surface, is that Bayern's imperious form has made a traditionally competitive league boring and predictable. Bayer Leverkusen sporting director Rudi Voller has been one of the many voices reinforcing that sentiment. German attitudes towards migrants are a matter of generation. Explicit cookie consent. YOU do not have to know a lot about football to understand that in Germany, one team dominates.
Bayern Munich have won nearly half the domestic league titles since the formation of the Bundesliga in 1963, taking home 13 of the last 20. Bookmakers give the Bavarian side an 85% chance of winning their fifth championship in a row next year. Germany’s economic model: What Germany offers the world. Correction to this article THE European Central Bank controls Europe's currency from Frankfurt, Germany's financial centre.
Beckhoff Automation, in a bucolic corner of Westphalia, controls the bank. Or more precisely, its devices control the bank's lighting and ventilation. Best universities in Germany. Thinking of studying in Germany?
The best German universities according to the Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings 2015-16 include prestigious old institutions alongside younger technical universities. The top universities in Germany are scattered throughout the country, with options to study in Munich, Berlin and 35 other cities in Germany. Resources: study in Europe. The German School System Explained. The main guidelines governing education in Germany are mostly handled at the federal level by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
For instance, every child must enroll in school by the age of six and complete at least nine years of schooling. But much of the education policy in Germany remains in the domain of the 16 German states. That means there is a fair amount of variation state to state. The First Years Parents in Germany have the option of enrolling their children under age three in nurseries called Kinderkrippen or finding private childcare or nannies, Tagesmuetter, to watch small children. German politicians say Merkel left EU exposed to Turkish blackmail. Merkel says German multicultural society has failed. Attempts to build a multicultural society in Germany have "utterly failed", Chancellor Angela Merkel says.
She said the so-called "multikulti" concept - where people would "live side-by-side" happily - did not work, and immigrants needed to do more to integrate - including learning German. The comments come amid rising anti-immigration feeling in Germany. Oktoberfest - History of Oktoberfest - Oktoberfest Music, Beer, Food, & Events. All about the world's largest folk festival O’zapft is -- Oktoberfest 2015 has officially begun!
All about Oktoberfest: Intro | History of Oktoberfest | Events | Beer | Music | FoodBrowse: Oktoberfest CDs | Cookbooks & Food | Beer & Beer-Making | More Oktoberfest items How much do you know about Oktoberfest? Take the Oktoberfest Quiz! Oktoberfest. Migrant Crisis: Changing attitudes of a German city. "When the first refugees arrived here in Oberhausen we had a big welcome culture, this has calmed down," says Joerg Fischer, manager of a Red Cross refugee transit camp in Oberhausen in Germany.
In the six months since BBC News first visited Oberhausen, the mood here has changed. The majority of people still welcome new arrivals, but there are some who say they are creating a strain on a local economy with an 11% rate of unemployment. Oberhausen lies in the western region of North Rhine-Westphalia, which took in an estimated 21% of asylum seekers in 2015, more than anywhere else in the country. Nearly 3,000 refugees, many fleeing conflict in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan, settled in Oberhausen last year.
A BBC team first visited in October 2015 and has returned to speak to aid workers, residents and the asylum seekers themselves. The road to victory of Germany，The World Cup 2014. German unemployment rate falls to record low. Image copyright DPA Germany's unemployment rate fell to a record low in May, while the jobless rate across the eurozone fell to 10.2% in April.
The unadjusted rate in Germany declined to 6% from 6.3% in April, the Federal Labour Office said. That was the lowest level since German reunification in 1990.