Sport Tearful Schweinsteiger plays final game for Germany Bastian Schweinsteiger couldn’t hold back the tears as he was honoured before playing his final international game for Germany on Wednesday. 31/08/2016
Economy Deutsche Bank's boss calls for more cross-border bank mergers The boss of Deutsche Bank has said there should be more cross-border bank mergers in Europe to counter "scattered regionalism". 31/08/2016
Sci-Tech The biggest consumer electronics fair hits Berlin Berlin hosts the IFA, the biggest consumer electronics fair in Europe. 30/08/2016
Germany "Weimar Triangle" group to get second lease of life Germany, Poland and France have vowed to kick-start the so-called “Weimar Triangle” group first formed 25 years ago after the end of the Cold War. 29/08/2016
Germany Germany could see 300,000 more refugees this year, says migration boss The head of Germany’s Office for Migration and Refugees said that up to 300,000 more refugees could arrive in Germany this year. 28/08/2016
Poland Merkel calls Brexit a 'deep break' in EU integration Angela Merkel has described Brexit as a “deep break” in the European Union’s history of integration. 26/08/2016
Economy Brexit vote effect cuts German business morale There was a sharp deterioration in German business morale in August and expectations declined the most in sectors with relatively strong ties to the UK market. 25/08/2016
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Quake rocks Italy This is the Brief from Brussels, a round up of the top stories from across Europe. 24/08/2016
Europe News Germany unveils civil defence plan The German government on Wednesday unveiled its first civil defence plan since the end of the Cold War, which include advice to stockpile key supplies in the event of a terror… 24/08/2016
Economy Exports keep Germany economic growth strong Trade was the biggest factor in Germany's economy growing by 0.4 percent between April and June. as exports rose 1.2 percent. State spending and private consumption also contributed. 24/08/2016
Germany Merkel tells Germany's Turkish community to show 'loyalty' Chancellor Angela Merkel is calling on Germany’s Turkish community to show loyalty to the country. 23/08/2016
Europe News European Brexit tour begins for Angela Merkel After a symbolic summit in Ventotene, the German Chancellor visits six cities in six days to meet 15 EU leaders and one prince. 23/08/2016
Europe News Germany and France fear smart phone apps like Telegram aid terrorists In an attempt to identify potentially dangerous jihadists, Germany and France have called for Europe wide rules that would limit the use of encrypted communications. 23/08/2016
France France and Germany call for European unity in the fight against terror French authorities have arrested seven people on terrorism-related offences this month, at least three of whom allegedly had specific projects planned. 23/08/2016
Business Series Production resumes at Volkswagen plants as parts suppliers dispute is settled After marathon talks, Volkswagen and two of its parts suppliers have resolved a contract dispute that halted production of Golf and Passat models. 23/08/2016
Germany Trial begins in Germany of "ISIL fighter" accused of mutilating a corpse The trial has begun in Frankfurt of a German man accused of being a member of ISIL and of taking part in the mutilation of a body while on Syrian soil. 23/08/2016
Business Series Volkswagen halts production of Golfs in dispute with suppliers The German Economy Ministry is urging Volkswagen and two of its suppliers to quickly end a dispute that has created production delays at six plants including VW's main factory in Wolfsburg. 22/08/2016
Germany Stockpile food and water in case of attack, Germans set to be told It is a measure that has not been seen since the end of the Cold War. 22/08/2016
Business Series Volkswagen workers face cut in hours A spokesman at the company's Wolfsburg headquarters (headcount 60,000) said shortening staff hours were a possible response to supply problems. 19/08/2016
Germany Germany plans a partial ban on the veil The CDU proposals stop short of an outright ban and must be adopted by the government before they can become law. They have divided Angela Merkel's governing coalition. 19/08/2016