Germany Euroviews. AKK's election - no cause for Macron and the EU to celebrate | View Macron and others made a mistake in looking to Germany as a driving force for reform, which is unlikely to change under a new conservative party leader for the foreseeable future. 10/12/2018
Europe News Experts: "Kramp-Karrenbauer's election should reassure Europe" Analysts in Brussels comment on Merkel's successor as party chairwoman 10/12/2018
Germany CDU: New leader to review Merkel's migration policies CDU: New leader to review Merkel's migration policies 09/12/2018
No Comment Marching band parades giant Christmas cake at German Christmas market A giant Christmas cake was unveiled in Dresden on Saturday as part of the German city's 25th annual 'Stollenfest'. 09/12/2018
No Comment German town transforms its traffic lights into Elvis lights To commemorate the "Love me Tender" singer's link to Friedberg, located north of Frankfurt, local authorities have transformed three traffic lights into Elvis lights. 08/12/2018
Germany Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer elected as new leader of Germany's CDU The Christian Democratic Union party has elected Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer as party leader, marking the start of a new era for Germany’s ruling party. 07/12/2018
No Comment German zoo releases new footage of polar bear cub Berlin Zoo released new footage of a six day old polar bear cup, snuggled up in mother Tonja's fur. 06/12/2018
Europe Decoded The Nazi honeypot dividing Germany | #TheCube A German website has caused controversy in Germany after taking data of possible extremists by using a mask and then exposing them. 06/12/2018
Germany Germany 'made most requests' to send asylum seekers to other EU states Germany was the most prolific in the EU at trying to transfer asylum seekers to other countries in the bloc, latest figures show. 06/12/2018
World Raw Politics: Angela Merkel's "sh**storm" moment German Chancellor Angela Markel caused a stir by using a swear word. 05/12/2018
Germany Berlin hosts Holocaust Survivors Night, recognising the 400,000 survivors still alive It comes as concerns grow over the rise of anti-semitism in Germany and around Europe. 04/12/2018
Germany World's largest touring Swan Lake arrives in Berlin Shanghai Ballet production of the Tchaikovsky classic has 48 swans 02/12/2018
Germany Battle is on to replace Chancellor Angela Merkel Two frontrunners have emerged with opposing visions for the Christian Democratic Union 30/11/2018
Germany Merkel to miss G20 start after plane suffers ‘serious malfunction’ The German Chancellor’s plane made an unscheduled but safe landing back in Germany after a “serious malfunction” forced it to abandon its flight to Argentina. 30/11/2018
No Comment Dresden opens its famous Christmas market Germany's oldest Christmas market gets the taste buds tingling 29/11/2018
Germany Germany offers year of rent to asylum seekers who return home The German Interior Ministry's latest repatriation campaign has drawn criticism. 27/11/2018
Germany Black Friday: Where are Europe’s most-committed shoppers? The poll results were released to coincide with Black Friday, which sees retailers slash prices to kick off the Christmas spending season. 23/11/2018
Germany Euroviews. Germany’s NetzDG needs help to stem online hate speech | View Online hate must be combatted, and will is not enough – we must ensure the tools we are using are as optimal as they can be. Failure on either front will mean those who spread hate online win. 23/11/2018
Germany CDU politicians stir controversy with asylum, gay marriage remarks Two high ranking members of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s party made controversial comments on immigration and gay marriage. 22/11/2018
Germany Iconic stretch of Berlin Wall wins protection from developers After the wall fell in 1989, more than 100 international artists painted over its concrete transforming it into the world's longest outdoor gallery. 22/11/2018
Germany Baby giraffe melts hearts at Berlin zoo Ella belongs to the Rothschild's subspecies, which has seen its numbers cut by 40% over the past 30 years, and is now found in the wild only in Kenya and Uganda. 22/11/2018
Germany Good news! GDPR 'doesn't ban letters to Santa' Officials in Germany have stopped children from putting their Christmas wishes on a public tree 21/11/2018
Living From refugee boats to fashion accessories Creating fashionable bags from dinghies carrying migrants in a new ethical business in Germany, 19/11/2018
Germany Macron pleads for EU unity in Berlin French president warns alternatives are bleak for Europe. 18/11/2018
World Kristallnacht - One Survivor's Story For 10-year-old Ruth Winkelmann, who lived in the outskirts of Berlin, it was the day she says her childhood ended. "I remember the pogrom night very well because I experienced something evil.” 09/11/2018
Germany Liz Fekete: the far-right "very adept at using the free speech issue" In an exclusive interview, Euronews speaks to Liz Fekete, Director of the Institute of Race Relations about the rise of the far-right. 08/11/2018