Cabinet Shake-Up: Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a Cabinet reshuffle, naming CDU secretary general Carsten Linnemann as health minister and moving Nina Warken to a new special-affairs role, with more changes hinted after the summer break. Football Reset: Germany has officially appointed Jürgen Klopp as men’s national team coach through the 2030 World Cup, replacing Julian Nagelsmann after a World Cup last-32 exit; Klopp set strict boundaries for media intrusion into his family and framed Euro 2028 as the next target. Afghan Resettlement Doubts: Germany is facing fresh questions over whether it will honor pledges to take in Afghans at particular risk, with officials denying plans for imminent flights. Security Incident: Police are investigating a knife attack at a bank in Regensburg that left one person dead and another critically injured; the suspect is in custody and the motive is still unclear. Nuclear Fuel Controversy: Warnings are growing after Germany approved a Rosatom-linked nuclear fuel venture in Lower Saxony, raising espionage and influence concerns. Hydrogen Truck Subsidies: A new hydrogen freight programme drew hundreds of applications, but critics say federal support favors hydrogen truck purchases while battery-electric freight lacks comparable purchase subsidies. Sport Transfers: Hamburg signed Morocco midfielder Bilal Nadir on a free transfer from Marseille, while Bayern and England captain Harry Kane are set for contract talks.