Actress Sibel Kekilli has surprised fans by announcing her marriage on Instagram.

The couple was shown cutting their wedding cake by celebrity hairstylist Jörg Oppermann in an Instagram Story.

Kekilli's post was accompanied by numerous congratulatory messages, including from TV host Pinar Atalay and singer Cassandra Steen.

Sibel Kekilli is considered one of the most prominent German actresses of her generation and has previously advocated for women's and girls' rights.

Ukrainian musician SadSvit left Ukraine in 2022 to develop as an artist in Europe.

After years of exile, he returned to do more for his country.

His father, who fights at the front, initially opposed SadSvit's return.

However, the musician is now an adult and knows what he has to do.

In Ukraine, SadSvit experiences how life continues despite the war.

He is happy to be back home and knows who he is again.

In Italy, two prosecutors are leading an investigation into suspected war tourists in Bosnia during the Bosnian War.

The suspects are accused of having committed multiple murders for trivial reasons.

They allegedly shot elderly people, children, men and women during the 1425-day siege of Sarajevo.

The investigation was initiated by a complaint from a Milanese author, who writes about the so-called 'Sarajevo Safaris' in his book.

Proceedings have already been initiated against four suspects.

The SPD parliamentary faction has spoken out against blanket cuts to parental allowance.

Family Minister Karin Prien from the CDU is supposed to submit reforms to parental allowance that will further improve partnership-based equalization.

The number of potential parents is decreasing due to demographic development, which could lead to fewer subsidy recipients.

The federal government plans to save on parental allowance to plug budget holes.

During the 1972 Olympics in Munich, a German soldier stationed in Landshut was equipped with a Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 to chauffeur a Japanese prince.

The soldier, who had just finished his studies, was part of the International Olympic Committee and conducted reconnaissance drives to the competition venues.

His passengers were Prince Tsuneyoshi Takeda and his wife, members of the Japanese imperial family.

The use of the German soldier was more cost-effective for the German state than booking taxis for the guests.

Ukraine's foreign minister has called on the international community to give a strong response to the Russian attack.

After massive air strikes on the capital Kyiv, four people have died and many have been injured.

The minister has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council and a meeting of the OSCE.

Russia is trying to compensate for military progress on the battlefield with a barbaric rocket attack.

The international community should show an adequate and strong reaction to the aggressor.

Individual states have already expressed their solidarity with Ukraine.

In Günther Jauch's Whitsun broadcast, there was a special jackpot special.

Dresden communication trainer Nadja Sidikjar won 1.5 million euros with her answer to the question about a short form of an instrument.

This made her the record holder in the history of the broadcast.

Sidikjar showed a good strategy and exceeded the winning sum of one million euros.

She wished for peace and security after the win, not big changes in her life.

In a mathematical challenge, one must solve an equation with three unknowns.

The equation is 3.14 = a + 1/(b + 1/c), where a, b, and c are positive integers.

Through logical thinking, one can determine that a must be 3.

Subsequently, one must find the sum b + 1/c, which must be greater than 7 and less than 8.

By trial and error, one can find that b = 7 and c = 7 is the only solution.

In Turkey's capital Ankara, police stormed the headquarters of the country's largest opposition party CHP on Sunday.

Hundreds of riot police, using tear gas, entered the building after party members blocked the entrance.

Deposed party leader Özgür Özel was forced to leave the party headquarters and announced that his party would remain in the streets or on the squares.

The police raids followed the deposition of Özel by a court in Ankara, which had declared the CHP party leadership election in 2023 invalid.

Thousands had already protested against Özel's deposition.