Charity organization AC/DX donates three thousand euros to the Children's Cancer Aid

In the vibrant town of Weiden in der Oberpfalz, the band AC/DX celebrated their 25th anniversary in a sold-out Monkey-Event-Arena. The event was a resounding success, with a signed guitar from the band fetching a bid of 1950 euros from Christoph Hofmann of Schmidgaden at an auction.

Meanwhile, in a less joyous turn of events, a 10-year-old autistic boy went missing from his parents' home. The boy was later found safe and sound in a garage, bringing a sense of relief to the community.

Elsewhere, Germany's basketball captain Schröder found himself embroiled in controversy during a game against Lithuania. Schröder made racist heckling public, overshadowing their 107:88 victory. Consequences are being announced by the German federation in response to his actions.

Football also saw a concerning incident, with an FC Augsburg player being injured in a head collision with a Bayern pro. FC Augsburg coach Wagner has criticized Bayern's conduct in the incident.

Unfortunately, tragedies were not absent from the week. An explosion in Nuremberg caused damage to several cars with glass and debris. Remarkably, no one was injured in the explosion that occurred in a Nuremberg apartment.

In more positive news, Princess Marie Caroline of Liechtenstein tied the knot in a lavish ceremony at the Liechtenstein palace. The tiny state of Liechtenstein celebrated the union with much fanfare.

Finally, a driver lost control of their vehicle and crashed into a tree. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the accident.

While these events paint a mixed picture, they serve as a reminder of the diversity and dynamism of life. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to bring you the latest news.

Charity organization AC/DX donates three thousand euros to the Children's Cancer Aid