65 results for Stuttgart

7 February 2013

Why Stuttgarters are so upset about railway-development plans and we go to Tokyo to see if Japan’s stock markets are overheating, 1980s style.

28 April 2020

We discuss the UK’s strategy as Boris Johnson returns to work and hear a report from Stuttgart as Germany eases restrictions. Plus: aviation, philanthropy and good news from Andrew Mueller.

24 June 2020

Why German police say that rioting in Stuttgart was not politically motivated. Plus: the first car crosses Genoa’s new bridge and Bologna unveils a plan for outdoor summer shows.

8 February 2013

Is Hezbollah a terrorist organisation or a political group with an armed wing? We’ll find out what’s in a label. We also get the latest on the Stuttgart 21 controversy and ask if Japan’s economy has found its way back to…

24 June 2020

We hear about the riots that rocked Stuttgart and how confronting the past is an essential part of police training in Germany. Plus: an update on Hong Kong’s security bill and a look ahead to a general election in Mongolia…

24 September 2015

The Bilbao Urban Innovation and Leadership Dialogues (Build) gathers civic leaders and philanthropists who are rethinking how our cities should be run. In the first part of our coverage of Build, we explore how Stuttgart…

29 September 2015

Germany may be known for beer, cars and bratwurst but how about museum directors? German art historian Hartwig Fischer (pictured) will succeed Neil MacGregor as director of the British Museum this December. The 53-year-old…

19 September 2016

A new report from Eurostat has found that London has the worst traffic congestion of all European urban areas. But just how bad is the city’s congestion? Well, it’s so dire that the average driver was found to lose about…

18 September 2015

You set a date in the diary a year ahead to talk about cities and how they can act on the global stage, manage inclusion and deliver on education. And then you discover those issues have never been so pertinent as a migrant…