The Daily IIJ

By Kieran Cooke
A journalist usually has very little time to put together a story. Deadlines draw ever closer, editors become anxious and in the midst of the rush you’re trying to make sense of what might be complex issues - and endeavouring to explain them in as clear and simple a way as possible. Journalists [...]

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Private cars were hardly seen in Freiburg. Streets of that typical South German town filled with bicycles and walkers. Only 35% people of Freiburg has personal cars. They seems to keen more of renewable energies, with all solar panels which can be easily find at the side of the roads.
Inside of the old town part, [...]

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Berliners are fed up with dog muck. Berlin, a city of 3.4 millions, to the outsiders seems run very well. But the dogs are big problems. Every day, 200.000 Berlin’s dogs produce 16 tons of muck. Most of it just lying on the street, not being pick up by the dog’s owners.

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