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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Berlin hospitals threatened by spate of attacks
Hospitals in Germany's capital are reporting an increasing number of suspicious incidents, including cyberattacks, drone flights and arson. Experts warn that hospitals are easy targets.
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Russia expels German diplomat in tit-for-tat espionage row
Russia has declared a military attache at the German Embassy in Moscow persona non grata. It called the move a response to Germany expelling a diplomat and accusing them of espionage, a charge the Kremlin rejects.
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Germany: Icy rain halts departures at Berlin airport
Flights have been unable to take off from Berlin Brandenburg Airport as freezing rain hinders aircraft de-icing operations. Landings have continued, but passengers face cancellations.
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Germany news: Merz on Gulf tour talks arms deals in Doha
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is on a three-day visit to the Gulf region as Germany seeks closer partnerships on business, energy and security. DW has the latest.
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Germany: Train conductor dies after attack by passenger
The alleged attacker was arrested at the scene and is being investigated on suspicion of homicide. Violence against German train conductors has been increasing in recent years.
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Germany news: Merz starts Gulf trip with Saudi Arabia visit
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is set to talk energy, arms and diplomacy as he embarks on a three-day trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE. Back in Germany, airline Lufthansa is investigating its Nazi past.
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'Global human rights system is in peril,' says HRW
US President Donald Trump's reelection has put civil rights under threat globally, Human Rights Watch warned. The NGO's report includes violations in Germany.
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Trump to be exposed at Cologne Carnival's Rose Monday parade
Donald Trump, Friedrich Merz and Emmanuel Macron are all targets of satirical floats at this year's Rose Monday Parade in Cologne. But Vladimir Putin will be spared — and there is a reason for that.
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Court in Hungary declares German anti-fascist Maja T. guilty
Maja T., a nonbinary anti-fascist activist from Germany, has been sentenced to eight years in prison in Budapest. The trial has been controversial and has political implications.
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Germany and the Gulf region: Energy and arms deals
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is visiting three Gulf states within just 72 hours. He is pursuing new "strategic partnerships" — as Germany's friendship with the United States is becoming increasingly fragile.
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Pieces of the Berlin Wall as souvenirs: Fake or the real deal?
It's been nearly 40 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall but you can still buy pieces of it in the German capital as souvenirs. Are they genuine?
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Bulgarians quit Germany, choose remote work
Many highly skilled Bulgarians are moving back to their home country, swayed by the major income boost for remote work.
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Like potatoes? Berlin is giving away 4 million kilos
As an initiative redistributes a bumper surplus of spuds, here's a look at the Germans' great love affair with the potato.
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