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Germany's Last Generation aims to revive climate protests
Climate activists have brought Germany's busiest airport to a standstill, in a bid to give their cause new momentum.
Is wealth a threat to democracy?
Money means power, economically and politically. Can too much wealth endanger democracy?
Frankfurt airport: Climate activists stop scores of flights
The protest at Germany's largest airport against fossil fuels resulted in the cancellation of more than 100 flights.
5 facts on migration in Germany
New numbers on migration in Germany: The government has just released the 2022 census.
German rail firm Deutsche Bahn plunges deeper into red
The operator saw heavy losses in the first part of 2024, with significantly fewer passengers on long-distance trains.
Paris 2024: Germany's Olympic flag bearers
Most of Germany's flag bearers have been selected in large part based on their previous Olympic successes.
What's known about German sentenced to death in Belarus?
A Belarusian court has charged Rico K. with terrorism, espionage and mercenary activity, sentencing him to death.
Germany, UK sign deal to boost military ties
The deal is part of the new British government's attempt to "reset" foreign and defense ties with the EU.
Air taxis are taking off
They are the high-flyers in aviation: air taxis. More and more are being developed and built.
Scholz says 'very possible' Kamala Harris wins US election
Germany's chancellor has answered questions about a raft of domestic and foreign policy issues facing his government.
Germany: Climate protesters block Cologne/Bonn airport
The climate group Last Generation broke on to the runway and glued themselves to the ground.
Germany shuts down Islamic Center Hamburg
The center was under investigation for several months over its alleged support for Iran-backed Hezbollah group.
Flying high: all the way to the top
Air taxis, the Olympic Games in Paris and rich men with political power are soaring to new heights.
German court orders stronger action to tackle air pollution
The ruling found in favor of an environmental NGO that had sued the Scholz government.
Germany moves to protect top court against far right
As far-right populists gain ground in Germany, the government is working to protect this bastion of democracy.
Europe treads carefully as Biden ends US reelection bid
Some leaders have praised his "courageous decision," but the ensuing uncertainty has left many concerned.
The first Olympic and Paralympic brothers
One brother is competing at the Olympics in Paris, the other at the Paralympics. Both swimmers share the same goals.
Germany issues advisory against travel to Bangladesh
The US had already issued a travel advisory for the country.
Pride 2024: Cologne's LGBTQ+ celebrate Christopher Street Day
Some 1.4 million people visited Cologne this weekend for the Pride parade — but there are dark clouds on the horizon.
Pakistan complains over flag removal at Frankfurt consulate
The foreign minister said Islamabad had protested to Germany's government after protesters stole the Pakistani flag.
Germany: 90-year-old trapped in church, saved by the bell
A nursing home resident in the German town of Apolda used church bells to call for help after being locked in.
Germany's ailing emergency health care service needs revamp
In emergencies, the chances of survival in Germany vary greatly across the country — despite high health expenditures.
Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe
Paris's best sights, Germans and sex education, and why the Dutch love cheese.
Germany's Scholz commemorates 'Valkyrie' plot against Hitler
Chancellor Olaf Scholz urged people not to be "resigned" to history as Germany remembers the 1944 coup attempt.
Belarus says in talks over German man sentenced to death
Belarus said it proposed "concrete solutions" to Germany over the fate of Rico K., who is on death row in Minsk.
From fear to freedom: LGBTQ+ migrants seek safety in Germany
Four queer individuals who fled persecution in their homeland share their experiences with DW.
Paris 2024: Refugee swimmer sees need for better integration
Swimmer Alaa Maso fled Syria in 2015. Ahead of the Olympics, he discusses the challenges faced by immigrants in Germany.
In a women's pool: Synchronized swimmer Frithjof Seidel
Frithjof Seidel is Germany’s only male synchronized swimmer on an internationally competitive level.
Germany marks 80th anniversary of attempt to kill Hitler
In 1944, Claus von Stauffenberg, a high-ranking soldier in the Third Reich, came close to assassinating Adolf Hitler.
Operation Valkyrie: 80th anniversary of plot to kill Hitler
One act of resistance against the Nazi dictator had more of a long-term impact than all the others.
The incredible journey of the Volkswagen Golf
The Volkswagen Golf: one of the most successful cars of all time. We trace its incredible journey.
War in Gaza: Germany supplies 30% of Israel's arms imports
The US and Germany, Israel's main suppliers of weapons, have come under increased scrutiny due to the situation in Gaza.
Belarus sentences German man to death for 'terrorism'
A court in Minsk ordered the execution of Rico K. after he was found guilty of terrorism and mercenary activities.
Pakistan: A woman entrepreneur thinks outside the box
Afshan Khan founded her own company in Pakistan. She tells us about the obstacles she overcame.
Disruptive technologies: 3D metal printing
3D printers are revolutionizing industrial metal work. We visit a company in Spain that sells them.
EU countries offering tax relief to foreign skilled workers
Faced with a labor shortage, Germany plans tax rebates for foreign workers. The policy is controversial, but not new.
Tomorrow Today — The Science Show
Building with moon dust, studying in Germany, storing energy in salt, microplastics in the Pacific, talking parrots
Jerome Boateng given suspended fine, warning in assault case
A court issued a warning and suspended fine against the former German international in a case of causing bodily harm.
Michael Link: 'We prepare for both scenarios'
Is it possible to work with Donald Trump? The German government's transatlantic coordinator speaks to DW.
Germany looks to expand cooperation with West Africa
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited West Africa seeking to strengthen ties there.
Serbia: Protests on the cards if lithium mining goes ahead
Activists have labeled Serbia's U-turn on lithium mining "an epic crime against people and nature."
Football: Fortuna Düsseldorf expands free tickets scheme
The club has drawn positive conclusions from its novel approach to ticketing and is expanding the project.
Taylor Swift performs in 'Swiftkirchen'
Where's Gelsenkirchen anyway? Though Germany warmed rather slowly to the pop star, the hype has arrived here too.
Germany: Why are young people shunning farming?
As farmers age, a critical question looms over German fields. Who will grow the food?
Berlin to commit personnel to tense North-South Korea border
Officers are to join the United Nations Command, which has monitored the uneasy armistice on the peninsula since 1953.
The woman leading German football's new era at Paris 2024
Sjoeke Nüsken's role as Germany's emerging leader has taken on greater importance in light of Lena Oberdorf's injury.
German-Polish history textbook finally approved in Poland
After being blocked by the former Polish government for years, this unique textbook can now be used in Polish schools.
Taylor Swift: Police arrest 'stalker' as Germany tour begins
Police arrested a suspected Taylor Swift stalker ahead of the US singer's concert in Gelsenkirchen on Wednesday.
Recycling an old US military base
Transforming old into new: recycling and reusing materials from a former US military base
Fehmarnbelt tunnel: the first milestone achieved
The Fehmarnbelt tunnel is making progress. The first elements have been ceremoniously inaugurated.
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