Football & Health: Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala says he’s been diagnosed with “brief, temporary but treatable absence seizures” after collapsing again in a friendly at Heidenheim, following a similar incident against RB Leipzig; he insists there’s no added health risk and says he’s receiving specialist care. Bundesliga Transfers: Borussia Dortmund signed Netherlands midfielder Joey Veerman from PSV on a deal through June 2031, aiming to strengthen central midfield after departures. Ports & Economy: Dockworkers continued daylong pay strikes at six northern German seaports, disrupting cargo at Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Wilhelmshaven and also hitting Bremen, Emden and Brake, as Verdi demands an 8.2% wage rise. Security & Drones: Germany opened a new drone security technology center in Saxony-Anhalt to test anti-drone systems after a suspected explosive drone was found near Leipzig Airport. Foreign Policy: Germany’s vice chancellor Lars Klingbeil urged EU sanctions on Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir over remarks calling for targeted killings in Gaza. War-Linked Court Case: A German court convicted a Ukrainian man over a Russian-linked parcel bomb plot involving GPS-tracked shipments sent from Germany.