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Germany news: Industry hemorrhaging 15,000 jobs a month

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Germany's industrial sector is reportedly losing 15,000 jobs per month, a situation described as critical by industry boss Tanja Gönner, who also sees opportunity. Meanwhile, politicians are attending the Bayreuth Festival and security services have issued warnings about racist fight clubs. These developments highlight ongoing economic and social challenges in Germany.

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Politicians attending Bayreuth Festival while industry loses 15,000 jobs per month.

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Security services warn of racist fight clubs.

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Tanja Gönner says the situation is critical but offers opportunity.

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  • Politicians attending Bayreuth Festival while industry loses 15,000 jobs per month.
  • Possible criticism of political priorities and responsiveness.

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Industry boss Tanja Gönner says the situation is serious but offers opportunity. Meanwhile, politicians head to the Bayreuth Festival and security services warn of racist fight clubs. Follow DW for the latest.

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Tanja Gönner says the situation is critical but offers opportunity.

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Politicians are heading to the Bayreuth Festival.

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Security services warn of racist fight clubs.

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