Global start-up hub rankings: USA leads, Germany ranks fifth, London tops Europe

On September 13, a new state parliament will be elected in Lower Saxony; mayoral elections are taking place in numerous municipalities at the same time, providing a timely opportunity to examine the current composition of Germany’s town hall leadership. We first conducted this research last year and have now repeated it for 2026. The result

Whether it’s changing your registered address, obtaining a certificate of good conduct or applying for a passport: by 2026, the civic services office in the fashion city of Düsseldorf will offer the highest level of digitalisation among German civic services offices. Just how digital these processes actually are varies significantly depending on the city and

Skilled professionals from non-EU countries who want to work in Germany must earn at least €50,700 per year. This is the threshold set under the EU Blue Card scheme, which serves as a work and residence permit for highly qualified non-EU nationals across Europe. Despite a common EU directive providing the overall framework, national implementation

New initiative strengthens practice-oriented management and employability skills for students and faculty International Learning Formats for the Workforce of Tomorrow Berlin/Potsdam, May 21, 2026 – GUS Germany GmbH (GGG), one of Germany’s largest private education groups, is expanding its academic offering at the BSBI School of Business and Innovation, the University of Europe for Applied