Sources indicate that American defense contractor Covenant is preparing to establish a new production line for missiles within Germany to expand European operations.

Coastal states around the Baltic Sea have agreed to pool resources and create a unified taskforce to better respond to hybrid security challenges, with Germany's interior minister emphasizing a shared security space.

Ministers from Baltic bordering countries agree to form a rapid response unit to counter hybrid threats, alongside domestic political updates regarding the AfD in Germany.

The crime was unsolved for over three decades before new DNA proof made it possible to arrest and convict the now 81-year-old. His victim, Amy Lopez, was 24 at the time of her murder.

Visitors can reach Germany's highest northern peak on foot, encountering a landscape steeped in folklore, literary history, and ecological challenges like bark beetle infestations. The article explores why the Brocken retains its mysterious allure.

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party holds a significant lead in polls ahead of the upcoming state election in Saxony-Anhalt.

A German analysis argues that President Trump's renewed focus on Venezuela is driven by a desire to control its vast oil reserves, suggesting democratic concerns are secondary to resource interests.

The head of Germany's crafts association warned that rising costs and government regulations are making skilled trades unaffordable for many households, with industry sentiment at pandemic lows.

Health officials in Germany are tracking a localized malaria outbreak linked to an airport, which has resulted in six infections and two fatalities.

Observing the wildfires in the Hürtgenwald and Hohen Venn regions, the author questions the current state and effectiveness of student-led environmental protests in Germany.

Polls show the Alternative for Germany party heading to a decisive win in the September regional election, with controversy surrounding the use of Nazi-era Simson mopeds in their campaign.

Academy president Ingo Schulze releases a clever new novel examining the complexities of narrating East German history, while also echoing a recent literary debate he sparked.

A Hungarian editorial review discusses Ukraine's successful consolidation of national identity, the continued rise of Germany's AfD party despite its controversial historical stance, and the systemic hurdles faced by women in politics.

The Bundeswehr has spent a decade recruiting at major gaming expos like Gamescom, drawing criticism for leveraging interactive entertainment to attract younger demographics to military service.

The German Historical Museum is planning a portrait exhibition. Wolfram Weimer wants to make it the foundation stone of a German 'National Portrait Gallery' modeled after the British one.

Several restaurants, cafes, and salons in eastern Germany’s Magdeburg temporarily closed to stage a coordinated strike protesting the rising electoral support for the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. The action underscores community resistance to increasing right-wing political influence.

US CIA Director John Ratcliffe met with Russian intelligence chiefs in Moscow, where discussions reportedly included the unexploded drone found in Leipzig, Germany.

A travel feature highlights the scenic Moselle river valley and the picturesque town of Cochem as a quieter alternative to Germany's major tourist hubs.

Epidemiologists have confirmed two fatalities from malaria in Germany, linking the cases to warmer weather patterns that expand mosquito habitats. Mosquito traps have been deployed at affected airport locations for laboratory analysis.

Analysts caution that labeling Russia's actions merely as "hybrid warfare" creates a false sense of security, pointing to recent drone incursions and assassinations in Romania and Germany as evidence of escalating conventional threats.

Investigations have identified a local councilor from Germany’s far-right AfD party as the operator behind a Serbian firm recently sanctioned by the US for allegedly supporting Russian cybercrime activities.

Representatives from Poland, France, and Germany issued a joint statement emphasizing the continued relevance of the Weimar Triangle framework in fostering European cooperation amid changing geopolitical conditions.

Facing reduced funding and office space, Germany's SPD leadership is restructuring its finances by cutting staff and subleasing properties, positioning austerity as a necessary reform.

Moderator Sarah Tacke dedicates her Thursday evening broadcast to positive examples and constructive debate, successfully facilitating an informative discussion on Germany's citizen's allowance.

Bougainville Committee Chairman and Member for Rabaul Dr. Allan Marat asked Parliament yesterday whether Germany ever obtained permission from God and the people of Bougainville before claiming…

Facing domestic economic pressures, Chancellor Friedrich Merz is advancing a comprehensive reform agenda aimed at revitalizing Germany’s economy and restoring public confidence in the coming months.

Facing staffing shortages in the east, Green Party members from across Germany are traveling to cities like Halle to actively campaign against the far-right Alternative for Germany.

Germany's Frankfurt Higher Regional Court determined that energy providers must correctly advise clients on their rights prior to disconnecting service, allowing a customer to avoid a shutoff due to a supplier's procedural error.

Six member states, including Germany and the Netherlands, are pressing the European Commission for a balanced reduction in the proposed long-term financial framework.

Self-driving vehicle company Waymo is preparing to launch its robotaxi service in Germany, marking a significant expansion into the birthplace of the automobile industry.

Stakeholders will determine the future operations of the BioNTech manufacturing facility in Marburg, Germany, by September amid ongoing strategic reviews.

A new analysis indicates that leadership roles in Germany's top football leagues remain heavily skewed toward men, with only seven clubs reporting women in upper management positions.

Increased defense expenditures across the UK, France, and Germany are revitalizing the region's engineering and manufacturing capabilities, drawing parallels to historical space-age innovation booms.

A year after its creation, Germany's National Security Council is facing criticism for failing to deliver faster or more effective crisis response capabilities. Initial evaluations suggest bureaucratic hurdles and structural weaknesses threaten the initiative's intended impact on national emergency preparedness.

While billions are allocated to transform the Bundeswehr into Europe’s strongest military, coalition members question whether Defense Minister Boris Pistorius will utilize the funds effectively.

An analysis in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung argues that Germany is gradually shifting toward an Iranian-style model under pressure from Turkish policies, citing bans on concerts and arrests of opposition figures.

The German debit card network is upgrading its functionality to support contactless transactions, mobile app integrations, and bookings for hotels and car rentals, mirroring credit card features.

German gas storage facilities have reached two-thirds capacity, bolstering energy security ahead of the winter season.

A top digital policy official warned that surging demand for artificial intelligence is severely straining data center infrastructure across Europe's largest economy, prompting calls for Europe to leverage its own talents and capacity.

Industry leaders warn that Germany is losing its competitive edge as a research hub, prompting calls for a dedicated coordinator in the chancellery to reverse the trend.

Astrolight, developing laser communication technologies, has partnered with Germany's Atmos Space Cargo to implement a unique space-to-Earth cargo return project.

The UAE-based carrier has launched its third German route, offering daily flights from Sharjah to further connect the Middle East with European destinations.

Recent polling data indicates a significant rise in support for the right-wing AfD party across eastern Germany, reflecting growing public demand for political change.

As part of Xbox's 25th anniversary celebration, Microsoft and IKEA announced their upcoming collaboration last week, and the Swedish furniture manufacturer has now presented at the Gamescom fair in Germany...

The automotive parts supplier demonstrated the integration of AI, robotics, and digital twins in production processes during its two-day exhibition in Germany.

Critics note that the current tense atmosphere in Germany, where multiple guests sided with the Chancellor against the AfD, may inadvertently benefit right-wing populist movements.

A feature highlights the growing appeal of chemical plant operator apprenticeships, emphasizing high earning potential and technical responsibility in the manufacturing sector.

A curated travel guide highlights scenic routes, outdoor activities, and cultural stops along Germany’s most picturesque waterways.

Analysts argue that the successor to Frank-Walter Steinmeier must focus on national unity rather than positioning the office as a political bulwark.

A 40-centimeter World War II explosive was unearthed during agricultural work near Osnabrück, Germany, prompting a delayed security alert.

Executives from Germany's machinery and manufacturing associations express growing concern that sluggish warehouse filling rates could lead to insufficient gas supplies for industrial operations this winter.

Saxony-Anhalt is highlighted as a state dominated by the chemical industry and a strong presence of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.

Despite recently positive economic indicators, experts warn that Germany's economy has not fully recovered until the government grants markets more operational freedom.

German authorities have officially opened a formal investigation into the Arday case, marking a significant procedural step in the ongoing legal proceedings. Details regarding the charges and suspects remain under review.

Anti-immigration forces continue to dominate polling in a key eastern German state less than two weeks before a vote that could install the country's first far-right-led government, though an outright majority remains elusive.

A growing wave of American capital is flowing into German industrial firms, a trend that economists attribute to shifting geopolitical dynamics and changing perceptions of Germany's hidden champions.

Czech law enforcement detained five individuals wanted in Germany for a large-scale value-added tax fraud scheme primarily involving the trade of wireless headphones.

Analysts point out that cautious diplomacy toward Moscow led to severe underinvestment in German air defense, a strategic error now starkly evident due to Ukraine's vulnerabilities.

Recent polling indicates that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz enjoys significantly higher approval ratings among Ukrainians (64%) compared to his domestic standing in Germany, where support remains below 20%.

A recent Spiegel magazine cover featuring AfD politician Ulrich Siegmund has reignited discussions in Germany and Austria about whether traditional media outlets contribute to the electoral success of extremist parties.

Two prominent German politicians have urged authorities to ban branches of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, labeling them ethno-nationalist, just days before a crucial electoral decision.

Recent domestic developments in Germany include BSW founder Sahra Wagenknecht accusing the federal government of stifling free expression, the Green Party campaigning for a million new trees, and defense officials announcing a new drone taskforce for the Baltic Sea.

Facing urgent requirements for housing troops alongside weapon procurement, the German military is fast-tracking large-scale barracks projects, providing significant business opportunities for the domestic construction sector.

An 81-year-old German man has been sentenced to life in prison for a tourist’s murder committed roughly three decades earlier. Advances in forensic investigation ultimately provided the critical evidence needed to secure the conviction.

New polling data indicates that the Alternative for Germany party is unlikely to secure an absolute majority in Saxony-Anhalt’s upcoming state election. The results suggest a fragmented parliament requiring complex coalition negotiations.

Heavy weather systems brought hail and flooding to several cantons and states, resulting in damaged buildings, overturned trucks, and injuries to children.

Officials have urged calm regarding Germany's potential failure to meet its annual greenhouse gas reduction goals, stating that final emissions data is still premature for official evaluation.

Germany is executing one of its largest post-war military shifts by stationing a fully combat-ready armored brigade in Lithuania, positioning forces just kilometers from the Belarusian border.

More than eleven years after the tragedy, surviving family members persist in their lawsuit against Germany's Federal Office of Civil Aviation, maintaining hope despite judicial skepticism.

Officials from Iran and Germany held meetings aimed at strengthening commercial ties and improving the overall level of diplomatic and economic relations.

A section of a wind turbine rotor detached during transit and struck a truck and tractor in Germany, though no injuries were reported.

Germany's Federal Administrative Court has blocked construction of the Wullersdorf wind farm due to its proximity to an imperial eagle nesting site.

Alternative for Germany lawmakers failed to secure enough votes to oust the state government in Thuringia, falling short by twelve votes during a secret ballot triggered by the revocation of a colleague's doctoral degree.

Increased rainfall has significantly raised water levels along the Rhine River, temporarily reducing freight transport expenses, though low baseline levels continue to restrict fully loaded commercial navigation.

The Benedictine order has decided to close the Engelthal monastery near Altenstadt due to advanced age and dwindling membership, though the historic site will not be abandoned.

A cultural feature examines Labskaus, a distinctive mariner's specialty known for its unique color and history, which has become a cult food and recognizable symbol of northern Germany.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz vowed severe consequences after investigators uncovered a third explosive-laden drone intended for detonation near Leipzig/Halle airport.

Two tradesmen in Baden-Württemberg heard screams from an adjacent building and risked their safety to climb into a fire-filled apartment, successfully evacuating a trapped senior citizen and warning other residents.

German defense officials are convening with Baltic ministers to address escalating hybrid threats following a recent drone attack at Leipzig airport, while domestic warnings highlight low natural gas reserves ahead of winter.

Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf released a memoir detailing her unsuccessful bid for a seat on Germany's highest court, framing the political opposition to her candidacy as a threat to judicial independence and rational compromise.

Angela Merkel, former Chancellor of Germany and one of the most respected voices in contemporary Europe, is coming to Bucharest at the invitation of Litera publishing house to present her memoir...

Germany's finance minister plans a levy on oil company profits to relieve consumers from soaring fuel costs, but faces resistance from other EU member states unwilling to join the initiative.

The iconic amusement park attraction in Germany concluded its operational history, drawing crowds for its last scheduled rides.

Government bond yields in Germany surge to their highest level in a decade and a half, reflecting shifting investor sentiment on European fixed income and macroeconomic conditions.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is attempting to rally public confidence ahead of a heavily anticipated legislative push aimed at modernizing the country’s economic and administrative frameworks.

Relatives of the Germanwings Flight 9525 victims have filed a lawsuit against the German government seeking damages and demanding full transparency regarding the 2015 Alpine crash. The legal action underscores ongoing calls for accountability and closure following the co-pilot's deliberate descent into the mountains.

A Politico investigation uncovers the network of former neo-Nazi operatives providing strategic support to an emerging populist leader in Germany.

The Alternative for Germany secured a decisive win in the Saxony-Anhalt state election, compelling the Christian Democratic Union to overhaul its regional strategy. The result signals a major realignment in German state politics and intensifies pressure on mainstream parties to address voter discontent.

A Pentagon questionnaire regarding the future of NATO alliances has sparked debates among European partners, while the US simultaneously praised Germany's contributions to the bloc.

The Christian Democratic Union has returned to Frankfurt’s city leadership by securing a new coalition majority, ending a five-year period outside municipal executive power. The political shift reflects changing voter preferences in Germany’s financial hub following recent local elections.

Shell has concluded discussions with Russian energy firm Unimot concerning the sale of its shares in the Schwedt oil processing facility in eastern Germany. The breakdown in talks leaves the future ownership and operational status of the Russia-linked plant uncertain amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Polls show the far-right AfD party holding a commanding lead in Saxony-Anhalt ahead of the September 6 state election, signaling a potential historic shift in German regional politics.

German health authorities have confirmed that two airport employees died from malaria after being bitten by an infected mosquito that arrived on an international passenger flight. The incident has prompted renewed scrutiny of vector-borne disease risks associated with global air travel.

Sociologist Matthias Quent discusses the rising popularity of the Alternative for Germany party in eastern Germany, attributing it to voter powerlessness and a desire for systemic change ahead of regional polls.

The German DAX index finished the trading session slightly higher, reflecting modest positive sentiment among investors in the European market.

Some Ukrainian troops stationed in Germany under a European mission have reportedly used the opportunity to evade frontline duties, raising concerns about desertion and misuse of training programs.

The Alternative for Germany party is capitalizing on controversies surrounding traditional German architecture and regional identity to strengthen its political base. Analysts point to strategic messaging in eastern states as key to the party’s growing electoral prospects.

Barbara Voss has officially taken up her role as Germany’s ambassador to Georgia, presenting her credentials against a backdrop of strained bilateral relations between the two nations.

Germany's largest defense contractor is expanding its Kassel facility with a major investment to produce next-generation Boxer armored vehicles, anticipating a multi-billion euro contract.

Germany's chancellery signals upcoming hardship exemptions following the abolition of the early retirement age of 63, as coalition partners debate reform pacing.

The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party secured significant gains in Saxony-Anhalt’s state election, reflecting strong voter support driven largely by anti-migration sentiment. Political analysts note the results signal a shifting landscape in eastern German politics and raise questions about future policy directions.

Six member states advocating fiscal restraint demand the proposed €2 trillion EU budget be scaled back significantly to align with national consolidation efforts.

Early data indicates greenhouse gas emissions only decreased by seven million tons in the first half of the year, raising concerns that the federal government will fail to meet its climate goals.

A patient undergoing cancer treatment is raising 135,000 euros to access a specialized peptide-based tumor vaccine being developed in Spain after previous treatments in Belgrade and Germany.

Recent reporting highlights how the Alternative for Germany party has consolidated its influence in northeastern regions like Rügen, masking its far-right ideology behind mainstream conservative rhetoric. Critics warn that this political shift poses significant challenges to local democratic institutions.

The owner of the Lidl supermarket chain announced plans to invest up to €5.6 billion by 2033 in a data center in northern Germany.

An analysis counters claims that post-1990 financial transfers between former East and West Germany were illusory, emphasizing sustained capital and labor flows that underpin ongoing regional solidarity.

A new SPIEGEL podcast examines strategies for addressing the rise of new political forces in Germany, with editor Britta Sandberg explaining the program's focus on shifting domestic political dynamics.

A new collective labor agreement in Germany's most populous state guarantees immediate pay raises for retail employees, potentially setting a precedent for wage negotiations across other German federal states.

Germany's Finance Minister Klingbeil has dismissed proposals to levy a sugar tax on drinks, citing severe budgetary constraints that forced the idea into early discussion within his ministry. The rejection highlights the government's struggle to balance fiscal responsibility with public health initiatives.

A recent survey reveals that voters in Saxony-Anhalt largely oppose the central policy demands put forward by the Alternative for Germany party. Meanwhile, the Christian Democratic Union is intensifying its campaign strategy ahead of regional elections.

Germany faces political tension as the far-right AfD party prepares for electoral gains while challenging mainstream narratives regarding the country's World War II and Nazi history.

A review of the popular talk show "Maischberger" highlights ongoing debates about whether the current political climate in Germany inadvertently benefits the far-right AfD party.

As the AfD campaigns for a "patriotic culture policy" in Saxony-Anhalt, tensions rise over attempts to dismantle the progressive cultural heritage established by the original Bauhaus school.

The Goethe Institute Bulgaria and the Sofia City Art Gallery are hosting a fourth installment of their contemporary German photography series, featuring works by Ulrich Wuest. The exhibition explores historical and social impacts through a focused lens on post-war East Germany.

A lecturer from Stellenbosch University has been selected as the country's first recipient of the prestigious Einstein Fellowship, relocating to Germany to pursue advanced research and academic collaboration.

Chinese manufacturers are aggressively capturing market share in Germany's taxi sector, prompting Mercedes-Benz to launch strategic initiatives to reclaim its previously dominant position.

The Federal Court of Justice annulled a suspended sentence handed to a defendant who fired a rocket into a residential building, ordering a retrial due to procedural issues.

A German newspaper examines scientific evidence regarding the proposed government levy on sugary drinks and its potential public health effects.

Young novelist Caroline Wahl has achieved massive commercial success in Germany, but her direct public commentary continues to spark significant debate among readers and critics.

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung argues that Germany's neglect of missile defense capabilities, exacerbated by past diplomatic missteps toward Moscow, has left the country vulnerable, a failure starkly highlighted by Ukraine's struggles.

Czech authorities have arrested five suspects linked to a massive €482 million VAT fraud ring that primarily traded in counterfeit wireless earbuds, with warrants also issued in Germany.

Severe conditions including sandy terrain, dense vegetation, and strong winds are hampering efforts to extinguish a fire in Deliblatsko Peščara. Firefighters from Serbia, Romania, and Germany are collaborating to control the blaze.

According to a recent Ifo Institute survey, business confidence in Germany’s chemical sector has turned positive for the first time in four years. The shift reflects easing production challenges and stabilizing demand across the industry.

Authorities intercepted three undocumented migrants from Pakistan and Algeria at Vilnius airport and a bus station, planning to deport them back to their countries of origin.

Warsaw police have detained two Lithuanian citizens for three months, alleging their involvement in a series of vehicle thefts across Poland, Germany, and other EU countries.

Nigerian entertainer Charles Oputa, known as Charly Boy, prepares to launch his new book across London, Germany, and Kenya following a busy recent period.

Simon Strauß talks with F.A.Z. culture editor Axel Weidemann and GTA streamer Denis Werth alias Heideltraut about the Grand Theft Auto myth.

Turkish police on Friday detained two women whose fathers are imprisoned in cases tied to the government’s crackdown on the faith-based Gülen movement after prosecutors cited help they received to…

A joint European operation resulted in the deportation of 36 Nigerian nationals from Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, and Hungary.

A growing political discussion highlights economic disparities between eastern and western regions, with critics arguing that large transfer payments are fueling regional resentment rather than resolving it.

Growers expect good quality but below-average yields following an exceptionally hot summer. It continues a decades-long shift toward earlier picking.

According to Der Spiegel, Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Defense Minister Pistorius have agreed on coordinated meetings to rapidly expand Germany's military capabilities, echoing Cold War-era mobilization rates.

Healthcare managers report spiralling costs and potential service disruptions as unregulated private providers capitalize on rising demand for ADHD and autism treatments within the UK's National Health Service.

Germany's DAX index nears a new record driven by massive revenue growth at Nvidia, though analysts warn the current market rally may face significant headwinds.

A leading environmental think tank has warned that Germany is on track to fail its greenhouse gas reduction goals for 2026. The projection highlights accelerating emissions in key sectors despite previous national commitments.

A FAZ business ticker covers major developments in Germany's corporate sector, including potential banking talks involving Commerzbank, interim leadership changes at Evonik, and ESA funding for space startup Isar Aerospace.

Exceptionally high temperatures this summer have caused grapes to ripen unusually fast across Germany, prompting many vintners to cut their vacations short and commence harvesting well ahead of the traditional schedule.

Germany's labor market showed stability in August as the official unemployment rate held firm at 6.4%, reflecting consistent employment levels across key industrial sectors.

Bulgaria's Tourism Minister revealed plans for direct Corendon Airlines flights from several German cities to Burgas and Varna between May and September 2025, timed to coincide with the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest.

The German Navy inspector warned of a constant high threat from Russia, especially in the Baltic Sea, pointing to Moscow's aggressive activities.

Friends Nadia Boulé and Maria Konstantaki documented their rapid six-day journey through Austria, Italy, and Germany, filling their social media with travel highlights.

Current forecasts indicate that all glaciers in Germany, including the Schneeferner Glacier on Mount Zugspitze, could vanish within the coming decades due to rising global temperatures.

German policymakers and industry leaders are weighing the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence data centers against growing public concerns over electricity demand and environmental impact. The debate mirrors similar protests in the United States as Germany seeks to balance technological advancement with sustainable infrastructure development.

Germany's Social Democratic Party is forced to cut costs and streamline operations after suffering poor election results and declining membership numbers.

As Germany relocates a brigade of 5,000 troops and thousands of armored vehicles to Lithuania, military experts emphasize the unit's operational capabilities over sheer numbers.

Berlin is holding secret discussions with London regarding potential funding and defense integration with Britain's Trident nuclear system to strengthen European security architecture.

LA and Germany-based producer Alliance Cinema has joined David Mamet’s "Speed The Plow" as an equity financier and is developing a Brazilian adaptation of "Diary of a Weird Girl."

A Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung commentary argues that proposals to counteract an aging population by encouraging more births and increased labor participation are both unimaginative and illiberal. The piece critiques the current trajectory of Germany’s social state model.

In a candid interview, the Jewish Holocaust survivor expressed deep fears that far-right politics could regain power in Germany, offering urgent advice to the younger generation.

As Brandenburg experiences increasing drought conditions, major industrial developments and planned mining operations are drawing criticism for heavy water consumption.

A new report by the American Jewish Committee reveals that antisemitic narratives and codes are deeply integrated into the rhetoric and strategies of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany party, despite official denials.

Agricultural producers in Germany's Hesse region reported above-average cereal yields this season, benefiting from favorable prices despite facing high operational costs and market volatility.

A study by private bank Oddo BHF shows that despite frequent claims that Germany cannot protect the climate alone, domestic businesses still have significant catching up to do in their sustainability strategies.

The Frankfurt branch of Germany’s Christian Democratic Union has changed its position regarding the proposed prohibition of the controversial musician’s live performance.

Berlin and Copenhagen are demanding significant spending reductions in the European Union’s proposed seven-year financial framework for 2028 to 2034. The push reflects growing fiscal conservatism among key member states ahead of upcoming budget negotiations.

Germany's latest cybercrime report indicates that fraud complaints remain consistently high, with investigators increasingly challenged by the rise of AI-generated deepfakes.

A weekly newsletter explores how a potential Alternative for Germany-led state government could affect higher education institutions and students.

Political parties are reviewing a new legal opinion on implementing a federal rent cap, reigniting debates over housing affordability following previous policy failures in Berlin.

A top digital policy official warned that surging demand for artificial intelligence is severely straining data center infrastructure across Europe's largest economy.

Gamescom 2026 has officially opened in Cologne, Germany, drawing thousands of attendees to the world’s largest gaming exhibition. The event showcases upcoming releases, industry innovations, and interactive experiences from global developers.

Former GDR political prisoner Renate Werwigk joins activist Heidi Reichinnek in combating what they describe as distorted historical narratives by left-wing and AfD politicians.

New financial data reveals that private gold investments in Germany have collectively exceeded one trillion euros, reflecting a strong shift toward tangible assets amid economic uncertainty.

The Swedish newspaper places itself at the center of Europe’s largest gaming convention, highlighting Cologne’s unexpected role as a key northern venue for the global games industry showcase.

Journalists examine how escalating geopolitical rivalries involving Trump, Xi, and Putin are reshaping the international system and what the evolving power balance means for German foreign policy.

The Alternative for Germany party is pushing to reframe the nation's World War II legacy positively, sparking intense debate over national identity and historical memory.

Lithuanian Interior Minister Martynas Katelynas will travel to Flensburg, Germany, to attend a Baltic Sea security summit and meet with regional ministers to address growing hybrid threat challenges.

An expert argues that long-standing feelings of abandonment and hollow political promises are paving the way for the Alternative for Germany to potentially form the first exclusively far-right state government in modern history.

An opinion piece argues that constitutional protections in Germany are being reinterpreted under the guise of defending democracy to serve partisan interests rather than the public good.

A warm late summer spell across Germany is being disrupted by an approaching cold front, bringing intense thunderstorms primarily to the western regions.

Credit rating agency AM Best affirmed the financial strength and credit ratings of SPP Institución de Seguros in Mexico and Delvag Versicherungs-AG in Germany. The decision reflects stable underwriting performance and adequate capitalization at both regional insurers.

Ground teams and aircraft from Germany and Romania have deployed to Serbia to assist in suppressing a severe wildfire in the Deliblato Sands region, where officials cite wind, sand, and dense vegetation as major obstacles.

German tax authorities have assessed unprecedented levels of inheritance and gift tax, intensifying political discussion over the timing and application of tax-free allowances.

Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo is launching services in Germany, escalating the global race for commercial autonomy against rivals like Tesla.

An assessment of hundreds of crisis shelters across Germany reveals that none in Hesse are currently ready for use, prompting federal authorities to shift focus toward alternative protection measures.

Among those honored with the same decree with various awards are the Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz, the Prime Minister of Canada...

Meteorologists forecast temperatures reaching up to 34°C across parts of Germany on Thursday, accompanied by a growing risk of localized severe thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to become more mixed by the weekend.

A Neue Zürcher Zeitung editorial argues that Chancellor Friedrich Merz has put himself in a difficult position by making threats regarding the Leipzig airport drone strike without fulfilling expectations, risking Germany's credibility.

Volkswagen's proposed restructuring, which could eliminate up to 100,000 jobs, has triggered significant worker dissatisfaction and is reshaping Germany's automotive sector.