Airports, bus stations, and train services across Germany were paralyzed this morning, causing chaos for millions as the work week begins. The 24-hour strike, called by the Verdi labor union and the EVG transport workers' union, is the latest in ongoing strikes that have plagued major European economies for months due to rising food and energy prices impacting living standards. Two of Germany's largest airports, Munich and Frankfurt, suspended flights, while Deutsche Bahn, the operator of long-distance rail services, canceled trips. A spokesperson for Deutsche Bahn stated that "millions of passengers who rely on buses and trains are suffering from this excessive strike."
The Biggest Strike in Decades Paralyzes Germany
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