#Germany

Despite a short carnival season, Germany anticipates a €2 billion boost. Parallelly, a high-profile trial capturing public attention resumes.

A €1 million reward fuels tips on Berlin grid sabotage. Meanwhile, experts highlight €1 billion economic loss from global disruptions.

Russia declares a German military attache persona non grata following a similar move by Germany, escalating espionage accusations.

German activist Maja T. sentenced to 8 years in Budapest, sparking heated political debate with far-reaching implications.

Public transport chaos in Germany as nationwide strikes halt buses, trams, and trains, igniting a debate over labor rights and economic stagnation.

Germany's wealthiest automotive regions are experiencing unprecedented financial strain as the car industry crisis threatens economic stability and residents' livelihoods.

Afghan national faces murder charges in Munich court for February car ramming attack, while German carmakers secure major emissions concessions in Brussels.

Five men arrested in southern Germany for allegedly planning an Islamist attack on Christmas market. Munich prosecutors confirm suspects were in advanced planning stages.

A significant pipeline rupture in Brandenburg has triggered environmental warnings and highlighted vulnerabilities in Germany's critical energy infrastructure.

Germany's new conservative government under Friedrich Merz breaks predecessor's promise, leaving 640 Afghans in Pakistan without sanctuary despite military service.

Political artists place Walter Lübcke memorial at CDU headquarters, sparking tension with Chancellor Merz while highlighting far-right extremism concerns.

New research exposes systematic discrimination against Black and Muslim residents in Germany's real estate sector. Foreign names trigger fewer apartment viewing opportunities, highlighting deep-rooted prejudice.