The wreck of a German warship from World War II has emerged on the Danube between Romania and Serbia. But the consequences of the historically low water levels are likely to more far-reaching. Photo: picture alliance/dpa/AP | Darko Vojinovic
Germany’s rivers are running at exceptionally low levels, disrupting river cruises, pushing up transport costs and putting pressure on industry. Economists warn the effects could spread further if the drought continues.
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