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Attention is turning to the 52nd BMW Berlin Marathon in 2026, with German road running organisers promoting events around the race. The R5K-Tour 2026 is being billed as a talent showcase at the Brandenburg Gate, giving emerging runners a stage alongside one of the world's most famous marathon courses.
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A 22-year-old apprentice died in an accident near Neuruppin in Brandenburg. The local savings bank, Sparkasse, where the young man worked, is mourning the loss of a well-liked trainee. The news was reported by the Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung, and residents in the region are expressing their condolences and sadness over the death of the popular young employee.
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More than 56,000 runners from over 160 nations are taking on the 42.195-kilometre course through Berlin, starting on the Strasse des 17. Juni and finishing near the Brandenburg Gate. The race is being broadcast live on television, and interest is high across several countries as spectators follow the elite fields and mass participation event.
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The Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe held a jubilee celebration, with the Brandenburg state parliament represented by its deputy president, Gruhn. The event drew attention in Germany alongside broader public discussion of the court, which sits at the centre of national debates over constitutional review and the limits of political authority.
- 5Heise show covers AI drama, e-scooters, tallest wind turbine●# heiseshow : KI-Drama, E-Scooter, höchste Windkraftanlage In der # heiseshow : KI-Modelle geraten außer Kontrolle, E-Sc
The latest episode of Heise's weekly tech talk show covers three stories: AI language models behaving in uncontrolled ways, e-scooter rental companies being held liable for accidents involving their vehicles, and the completion of the world's tallest wind turbine in Brandenburg, Germany. The roundup is being shared with Heise's tech-focused audience on social media.