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It’s only AI: Singer Ben Gaya and his music
Ben Gaya is a successful singer and an Instagram star – created with artificial intelligence.
Germany: Police shoot dead armed man in Berlin
Armed crime has become a serious concern in Germany amid a growing number of violent incidents involving knives.
Germany: Anti-far-right protests held ahead of state polls
Ahead of the Saxony and Thuringia elections, protesters rallied in Erfurt against the anti-immigration AfD party.
Russia's best friends in Germany: AfD and BSW
The far-right AfD and left-wing Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance oppose support for Ukraine — a popular stance with voters.
Foreign policy dominates regional elections in Germany
Why is Russia’s war in Ukraine high on the agenda in German regional elections in Saxony and Thuringia?
Hitler's Germany invaded Poland 85 years ago
World War II began with Germany's invasion of Poland. It was a turning point that still has a geopolitical impact today.
Police & unhoused people
You've lost your job, lost your home, and you go to sleep surrounded by strangers. So
Switzerland: Inmates escape from jail near German border
Two men, an Algerian and a Tunisian, who were jailed for serious crimes have escaped.
Germany: Knife attack on bus injures 6
The incident comes amid growing worries over the increase in stabbings and other violent crimes in the country.
How Rostock recruits foreign healthcare staff to Germany
The University of Rostock is addressing healthcare staffing gaps by helping skilled foreigners settle into Germany.
Germany withdraws troops from junta-run Niger
The move, prompted by military coups in the region, means the Bundeswehr no longer has a presence in Africa's Sahel.
Germany withdraws troops from Niger
The last remaining German troops have flown out of Niger, ending an eight-year deployment.
Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe
Exile and model Farnoush Hamidian, AI singer Ben Gaya, Indonesian cuisine in the Netherlands.
Germany resumes deportation of asylum-seekers to Afghanistan
For the first time since 2021, a flight with convicted Afghan offenders took off to Kabul.
Germany warns over incendiary devices in freight
German security agencies say "unconventional incendiary devices" are being sent in parcels across Europe.
Solingen knife attack prompts tough security measures
The German government has taken action in response to the knife attack in Solingen, banning knives in public places.
Are you symbiosexual?
It's hard to keep track of the (expanding) list of human sexualities. The Harvard Pleasure study just added another.
Germany’s EV market slumps for first time
The EV boom has slowed, especially in Germany. But the long-term outlook for e-mobility remains positive.
What are punitive tariffs?
Punitive tariffs are supposed to make competition fairer. But they also have a political use.
German politician hit with paint ahead of state election
The attack comes days before elections in two eastern German states where her party is expected to emerge as kingmaker.
Deportation flight leaves Germany for Afghanistan
A flight has taken off from an airport in eastern Germany deporting individuals to Afghanistan.
Germany debates migration after Solingen attack
Opposition politicians propose options to severely reform Germany's migration laws following the Solingen knife attack.
Germany’s bureaucracy blocks Ukrainian, Syrian doctors
Thousands of doctors from Ukraine and Syria who came to Germany as refugees are struggling to get licensed to work.
Islamophobia surges online as Europe struggles to respond
Far-right figures misuse recent stabbings in Solingen and Southport to push conspiracy theories and incite hate.
Berlin unveils new security package after Solingen attack
German leaders have agreed on new security measures after a deadly knife attack at a street festival.
Germany's regional elections threaten Scholz’s coalition
The far-right AfD could win three eastern state elections, dealing a blow to Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition.
German inflation sinks to 1.9% in August
It is the lowest rate in more than three years and beats many economists' expectations.
Should Germany change its migration policy?
What does it take to stop terrorism? More deportations, or more prevention?
Is the döner kebab Turkish or German?
The Turkish Doner Federation is fighting with Germany over the doner kebab.
China set to build EVs in Hungary despite opposition
China is building EV factories in Hungary in a bid to avoid EU tariffs. But residents are opposed to the plans.
Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People
Swedish authorities report that hundreds of tankers are traveling from St. Petersburg to India or China.
German far-right leader: anti-democratic ties
Far-right politician Björn Höcke wants to become the leader of the German state of Thuringia.
E-car trailblazer, biologist win German environment prize
An electric car battery engineer and a peatland researcher share the 2024 German environment accolade.
Germany: Ex-head of banned Islamic center faces deportation
Authorities have issued a deportation order to the former head of the Islamic Center Hamburg.
Germany: Government plans response to Solingen knife attack
While the opposition is demanding tough asylum measures, others have warned of populist reactions.
Mind games: Populists' 'downward spiral' to unhappiness
Germany's AfD could be the first far-right party to win state elections since the Nazis. But it won't make voters happy.
Germany: Immigrants in east wary of rising far-right AfD
The far-right, anti-immigration AfD party is set for election victory in two eastern states. Most immigrants are worried
Marc-André ter Stegen: Germany's new No. 1
For years, Marc-André ter Stegen was stuck behind Manuel Neuer in the German national team.
The true costs of EVs
They require servicing less frequently and have fewer parts, but are EVs really more economical?
German police investigate shooting of knife-wielding man
The incident comes days after three people were killed in a knife attack at a festival in the city of Solingen.
Germany and Europe are once again 'Islamic State' targets
The attack in Solingen is just the latest example of a new wave of violence linked to the Islamic State terrorist group.
EV market evolution and the politics of tariffs - MADE
The EV boom has slowed, but China is building factories in Hungary to avoid EU tariffs. How do tariffs work?
Ryanair to cut flights to Berlin due to 'sky-high costs'
The Irish budget airline says it will slash a fifth of traffic to Berlin-Brandenburg airport because of high costs.
Germany: Will a right-wing shift hit businesses and jobs?
As voters in Saxony go to the polls in state elections some fear a sharp political turn will hurt business investment.
World's oldest sloth dies in German zoo
The sloth known as Jan lived in the Krefeld zoo for 38 years and fathered 22 sloth pups.
Afrobeats or Amapiano – the verdict of the fans
At Germany's Summerjam festival, we ask music fans which music speaks to them - Afrobeats or Amapiano?
Solingen knife attack heats up German election campaign
A suspected Islamist stabbed three people to death. This has reignited the debate on migration and security.
Three reasons the past still shapes eastern Germany today
The popularity of the far-right AfD party among East German voters hints at a deep rift 35 years after reunification.
Germany’s quirkiest theme park
This park offers more than roller coasters; it’s a dive into Swabian culture.
Germany discusses consequences of Solingen attack
Till Steffen, Green Party member of the Bundestag, speaks with DW.
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