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About 5,300 police officers ensured public safety in Berlin on May 1. The mayor and the senator for the interior praised the operational plan and highlighted the peaceful nature of the event.  more

The season began on May 1 at three outdoor swimming pools in Berlin, and many swimmers enjoyed the sunshine.  more

Space for at least 2,400 apartments and 5,000 residents - and perhaps an Olympic Village: What’s behind the plan for a new urban district?  more

No more bureaucratic ping-pong: For the first time, the Senate is listing every task assigned to each agency. What this is expected to achieve.  more

What does Kai Wegner’s office look like? During the open house at the Rotes Rathaus, visitors can enjoy exclusive tours, panel discussions and a children’s press conference.  more

Deutsche Bahn aims to improve cleanliness and safety at its stations. To that end, it is implementing alcohol bans at two major stations in Berlin.  more

Around Labor Day, thousands of people flock to Kreuzberg and the area around Görlitzer Park. As a special exception, the gates will remain open for the duration.  more

Digital violence threatens not only victims but also support services such as women’s shelters. Berlin is focusing on targeted assistance and technical expertise to improve safety  more

Swimmers in Berlin have something to look forward to. The water is getting a bit warmer again, after indoor pools stopped heating it as much at the start of the war in Ukraine.  more

Millions of euros for Berlin's sports facilities: From Kreuzberg to Marzahn, gyms and sports facilities are being modernized. Sports Senator Spranger calls it a "clear signal."  more

There are about 1,900 playgrounds in the capital, but at some of them, litter and neglect are a nuisance to users. Now, 80 more will come under the responsibility of the BSR.  more

Two new research facilities are opening in Wedding. The goal is to conduct research that promises to transform medicine and could offer hope to many patients.  more

The capital hopes to gain an edge in the bidding race with a citizens’ charter. Can Berliners use an Olympic bid to help develop their city?  more

Many buildings at Berlin’s universities are in poor condition. The renovation process is now set to move along more quickly. To this end, the university administration is also relying on a new funding model.  more

25 kilometers and 18 stops: Anyone cycling along this new route through Berlin will discover hidden industrial landmarks and several breweries. Stops for a cold beer are part of the plan.  more