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Doctoral candidates from all over the world receive funding for their academic careers through the Bavarian Elite Network. An Augsburg scientist is a specialist in indigenous restaurants.

In view of inflation and consumer restraint, many textile factories in Bangladesh are currently stuck with their goods. The West is holding back on orders.

A whole beef, 70 kilos of tuna or 100 kilos of vegetables: the residents of Shibulia cook traditional dishes in huge quantities - and have become internet stars.

All Brits are celebrating the Queen's 70th anniversary on the throne. All British? No. According to a survey, a majority are not interested in the celebrations. Is the end of the monarchy approaching?

Too thick? Big nose? Anyone who does not conform to the ideal of beauty and thinness has to endure humiliation and hostility. Where is society's tolerance?

In several operations, doctors in Brazil have managed to separate conjoined twins who were joined at the head. The last operation lasted 23 hours.

Plus Milena Hölzle from Stockheim lives in Singapore and has already traveled there as a feminist sushi. At the turn of the year, visitors come from home.

Plus A digital guidance system for the city center and more: Ulm wants to spend ten million euros on ten digital projects. But not everything goes smoothly.

Commissioner Daniel Pflügl sometimes has to listen to statements from colleagues at rallies. Where the Green Party's direct candidate wants to score political points in the Ostallgäu constituency.

Plus Cannabis is an illegal drug in Germany - but the SPD, Greens, FDP and Left are calling for legalization in their election manifestos. An expert explains how likely that is.