📍 GERMANY • The trend originates from an outburst by investor Carsten Maschmeyer on the German TV show ‘Die Höhle der Löwen’ (The Lions’ Den) after a deal with the sunscreen startup ‘Sun Matters’ fell through.
📍 GERMANY • The trend is due to the global celebration of World Quantum Day on April 14th, an event designed to increase public awareness and understanding of quantum science.
📍 GERMANY • This is trending because a regulation on fuel prices in Austria has been lifted, causing price fluctuations that directly affect German citizens who often cross the border for cheaper gas.
📍 GERMANY • The trend originates from news coverage of former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s visit to the front lines in Ukraine.
📍 GERMANY • A popular German TV cooking competition, ‘Kitchen Impossible’, starring celebrity chef Tim Mälzer, is currently airing a new season, generating significant buzz. [9, 16]
📍 GERMANY • This trend is due to the sad news of the death of Queen Mary of Denmark’s father, leading to public interest and expressions of sympathy.
📍 GERMANY • Dietmar Bär, a famous German actor, is trending due to news and speculation about his long-running role in the highly popular crime drama series ‘Tatort’.
📍 GERMANY • SWR Aktuell is a major German news service. The current trend is driven by their coverage of World Parkinson’s Day (Welt-Parkinson-Tag), which is on April 11th. This has led to increased searches for information about Parkinson’s disease.
📍 GERMANY • The trend is about a political debate involving German politician Lars Klingbeil’s refusal to have the state cover certain health insurance costs for citizen’s benefit recipients, sparking a discussion on social welfare and individual responsibility.
📍 GERMANY • The Rolling Stones are trending due to a guerilla marketing campaign where they may be releasing new music under the pseudonym ‘The Cockroaches’. [2, 3]
