The bit about train / flight scheduling is interesting.
I have no idea about how it works for flights, but I can definitely confirm that almost all manners of trains were right on time on Japan during my 5 years there. Hell, they even apologised if they left early because people time their connections to the last second too.
Your article on the pared-down car-free zone in Graefekiez reminded me: is Berlin going to allow restaurants to take over parking spots for outdoor dining again this summer? I know it was popular in Xberg/F'schain, but haven't seen any news about it happening again this year.
"Balsack-Winkemann wouldn’t want immigrants sharing information with other immigrants." Are you kidding, or has she taken a stand on freedom of the press I don‘t know about? If you are kidding, may be irresponsible considering your demographics. Also, I am not sure it was 20,000 Prussian soldiers putting down the March Revolutionaries? The fighters were verily outnumbered, but many historians say the number was closer to 13,000.
The bit about train / flight scheduling is interesting.
I have no idea about how it works for flights, but I can definitely confirm that almost all manners of trains were right on time on Japan during my 5 years there. Hell, they even apologised if they left early because people time their connections to the last second too.
Your article on the pared-down car-free zone in Graefekiez reminded me: is Berlin going to allow restaurants to take over parking spots for outdoor dining again this summer? I know it was popular in Xberg/F'schain, but haven't seen any news about it happening again this year.
"Balsack-Winkemann wouldn’t want immigrants sharing information with other immigrants." Are you kidding, or has she taken a stand on freedom of the press I don‘t know about? If you are kidding, may be irresponsible considering your demographics. Also, I am not sure it was 20,000 Prussian soldiers putting down the March Revolutionaries? The fighters were verily outnumbered, but many historians say the number was closer to 13,000.