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Germany's Faeser calls for 'vigilance' at Christmas markets
Germany's Faeser calls for 'vigilance' at Christmas markets
German security authorities said that while there were no indications of a "concrete" threat on the popular markets.
Skip next section Politics
Politics
Chad 'opened the doors to all the refugees from Sudan'
Chad 'opened the doors to all the refugees from Sudan'
The international community needs to do more to end the war in Sudan, says German Development Minister Svenja Schulze.
Russia: Kremlin orders 2 German ARD journalists to leave
Russia: Kremlin orders 2 German ARD journalists to leave
The Kremlin expelled two German reporters on Wednessday in response to Berlin recently barring two Russians. Broadcaster
How much will Trump press Germany on military spending?
How much will Trump press Germany on military spending?
As Donald Trump returns to the White House, Germany worries about difficult times ahead for European security policy.
Merkel defends controversial decisions at book launch
Merkel defends controversial decisions at book launch
Germany's ex-chancellor backed her record on refugees, Russia and the economy as she presented her new memoir.
'We cannot rely on hope alone': German FM Annalena Baerbock
'We cannot rely on hope alone': German FM Annalena Baerbock
Iran to hold nuclear deal talks with France, Germany and UK
Iran to hold nuclear deal talks with France, Germany and UK
The meeting in Geneva comes as Donald Trump is set to return to the White House.
SPD picks Scholz for chancellor candidate again
SPD picks Scholz for chancellor candidate again
After two weeks of internal wrangling, Germany's SPD are backing Olaf Scholz for a second term as chancellor.
Unlicensed German driver lets boy steer, tries to flee cops
Unlicensed German driver lets boy steer, tries to flee cops
Police stopped a man who had a 4-year-old boy seated on his lap and steering the car. He then tried to flee questioning.
Skip next section Culture and Society
Culture and Society
Two decades of Tokio Hotel, who are back on tour
Two decades of Tokio Hotel, who are back on tour
As a boy band in the 2000s they became one of Germany's top pop exports. Their fans are ready to celebrate them again.
How the Middle East conflict overshadows art in Germany
How the Middle East conflict overshadows art in Germany
Photographer Nan Goldin has been celebrated and condemned for accusing Israel of genocide at a show opening in Berlin.
Germany: Antisemitic incidents in Berlin rise sharply
Germany: Antisemitic incidents in Berlin rise sharply
Multiple cases were reported, leading to the highest annual total since antisemitic incident documentation began.
Angela Merkel publishes blunt memoir 'Freedom'
Angela Merkel publishes blunt memoir 'Freedom'
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel's book 'Freedom' caused a stir ahead of its official publication on November 26.
Why are Germany's Christmas markets so special?
Why are Germany's Christmas markets so special?
Germany's Christmas markets are once again providing a little warmth and space for contemplation in the dark season.
Why Thomas Mann's 'Magic Mountain' resonates 100 years later
Why Thomas Mann's 'Magic Mountain' resonates 100 years later
A divided society, existential fears and the specter of war: Thomas Mann's masterpiece remains frighteningly relevant.
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Business
Eurozone inflation up to 2.3% in November
Eurozone inflation up to 2.3% in November
Price rises in the 20-country eurozone went up for two straight months after dropping to 1.7% in September.
Why German investors see business in Africa as too risky
Why German investors see business in Africa as too risky
Many investors in Germany remain cautious, citing perceived risks and limited government support for ventures in Africa.
Are German carmakers exploiting Serbian workers?
Are German carmakers exploiting Serbian workers?
Serbian workers experience hazardous working conditions despite a German supply-chain law meant to protect them.
Germany: 288,000 foreign workers needed annually until 2040
Germany: 288,000 foreign workers needed annually until 2040
Despite recent reforms to labor migration law, Germany is still facing a severe deficit in skilled workers.
Germany's economic dilemma: spend or save?
Germany's economic dilemma: spend or save?
Germany faces a tough economic dilemma: balancing public investment with strict fiscal discipline.
Immigrants and recruiters get together at Berlin job fair
Immigrants and recruiters get together at Berlin job fair
Germany has over 2 million refugees and a job market in need of recruits. Now a job fair is trying to link the two.
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Science and Environment
V2G: Electric cars’ hidden talent
V2G: Electric cars’ hidden talent
Electric cars need charging, but renewables aren't always reliable. Surprisingly, EVs might be the solution.
Don't do this when shopping online this 'Black Friday'
Don't do this when shopping online this 'Black Friday'
Black Friday means sales, sales, sales — but also scams, fraud and shady tricks. Here’s what to watch out for.
Are plant-based oils good for you?
Are plant-based oils good for you?
Many plant-based oils are rich in health-boosting omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids. Balacing the rations is important.
Trans fats – a hidden danger
Trans fats – a hidden danger
Trans fats are found in many fast and ready foods. These unhealthy fats can increase our risk of having a heart attack.
Cholesterol - what about eggs?
Cholesterol - what about eggs?
Eggs contain lots of cholesterol, but also protein and important vitamins. How many should we eat?
World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day
In 2022, some 40 million people worldwide were living with the HIV virus, a condition that can be treated but not cured.
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Travel
11 crazy Carnival events held between November 11 and Lent
11 crazy Carnival events held between November 11 and Lent
Worldwide Carnival celebrations are in February, but German Carnival strongholds start the party on November 11.
Traveling across Germany: Most beautiful sights in photos
Traveling across Germany: Most beautiful sights in photos
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, tourists can travel freely in Germany.
Happy Birthday: Berlin's iconic TV tower turns 55
Happy Birthday: Berlin's iconic TV tower turns 55
DW soars high above the hustle and bustle of Germany's capital Berlin to explore the iconic TV Tower.
The Berlin Wall Memorial: Understanding the city's division
The Berlin Wall Memorial: Understanding the city's division
Berlins Wall Memorial on Bernauer Straße brings the harrowing memories of the Wall's construction in 1961 back to life
This is how currywurst was invented
This is how currywurst was invented
Currywurst is the classic Berlin street food. And the story of its creation is at least as good as the sausage itself.
Skip next section Sports
Sports
Afghanistan refugees in Germany: 'Sport is freedom'
Afghanistan refugees in Germany: 'Sport is freedom'
Athletes Nazima and Nazira Khairzad fled Afghanistan — now they are trying to help their countrywomen.
Rheinmetall sponsorship gnaws away at Borussia Dortmund fans
Rheinmetall sponsorship gnaws away at Borussia Dortmund fans
German soccer club Dortmund announced a three-year sponsorship deal with the arms manufacturer and members are aghast.
Harry Kane: Breaking Bundesliga records despite critics
Harry Kane: Breaking Bundesliga records despite critics
Harry Kane is the fastest man to reach 50 Bundesliga goals. But the England captain's stock seems to be falling at home.
Sexism in football: Calls for punitive sanctions grow
Sexism in football: Calls for punitive sanctions grow
Women play a big role in men's football, but misogyny remains. Governing bodies and clubs are being asked to do more.
Supporting Germany away produces 'priceless emotions'
Supporting Germany away produces 'priceless emotions'
Germany's national football team ended 2024 on a high. Beyond wins, its best work has been rebuilding fan trust.
Julian Nagelsmann key to Germany's strong 2024
Julian Nagelsmann key to Germany's strong 2024
Germany finished 2024 with a draw against Hungary. Head coach Julian Nagelsmann has breathed new life into the team.
Skip next section DAILY DRONE
DAILY DRONE
#DailyDrone: Villa Hügel, Essen
#DailyDrone: Villa Hügel, Essen
Take a tour of an industrialists' enormous residence with the #DailyDrone.
#DailyDrone: Hartenfels Castle
#DailyDrone: Hartenfels Castle
Martin Luther and Tzar Peter I. once stayed here: The #DailyDrone at the Hartenfels Castle.
The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
Let us show you Europe's largest hilltop park from a bird's eye view.
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