Ever wondered how Eurovision votes are calculated? Learn everything about the Eurovision Song Contest’s point system, from jury scores to televoting, in this simple and engaging guide.
Discover how Austria’s JJ won the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with his emotional hit “Wasted Love.” Learn who he is, when and where it happened, why his victory matters, and how he captivated millions.
As plant-based substitutes question cow’s milk dominance, traditional meets innovation in Germany’s dairy aisles. Although milk has long roots in German cuisine and culture, changing tastes, environmental issues, health concerns, and economic considerations are altering consumption patterns. Given that 15% or so of Germans have lactose intolerance, plant-based choices are becoming more appealing. Environmental impact is also very important; cow’s milk production calls for much more water resources and produces almost five times more CO₂ than oat or soy substitutes. Still, cow’s milk provides more nutrients and greater satiety than many plant substitutes. Which choice are Germans going for? The response reveals a careful mix between sustainability and tradition; many homes today embrace both.
Divorce is a significant social and legal phenomenon that reflects broader societal changes. In Germany, divorce rates have fluctuated over the years, influenced by economic conditions, cultural shifts, and legal frameworks. Recent statistics indicate a declining trend in divorces, reaching the lowest level since reunification in 1990. This article explores the latest divorce trends in Germany, the key reasons behind the changing rates, and the broader implications for society.
