A Berlin court is set to rule in the murder trial of a palliative care doctor He is accused of killing 15 seriously ill patients with lethal drug mixtures The Bundestag is set to debate a package of bills on digital investigation powers The Interior Ministry wants police and prosecutors to have broader tools to fight terrorism and serious crime
Here is a roundup of the latest headlines from Germany on Wednesday, July 7:
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You join us as a Berlin court is expected to deliver its verdict in the case of a palliative care doctor accused of killing 15 seriously ill patients.
He is alleged to have administered lethal drug combinations during home visits between 2021 and 2024.
Also in Berlin, the German lower house of parliament is set to talk about expanding authorization for police to use digital tools to assist their investigations.
Stay with us for this and more of the stories that Germany is talking about today.