Daily Life In Bonn As German Economy Stagnates In Q2

Daily Life In Bonn As German Economy Stagnates In Q2

general view Yves rocher, a french cosmetics product store is seen as the sign of '' today is the last day'' on the window at city center of Bonn, Germany on August 26, 22023 (Photo by Ying Tang/NurPhoto)

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