Europe News EU still split on gas cap as Germany and the Netherlands oppose The European Commission will work over the weekend to ensure broader support for the gas cap before making a formal proposal. 12/10/2022
Europe News German suspect in McCann case charged with 5 unrelated sexual offences The five other charges range from rape to sexual abuse of children. 11/10/2022
Europe News Germany struggles to find housing for more than one million refugees The number of asylum-seekers from other countries has meanwhile jumped by a third compared to last year. 11/10/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: Key developments you need to know today These are the latest developments in the Ukraine war you need to know today. 10/10/2022
Germany Scholz's Social Democrats projected to win state vote in Germany Chancellor Olaf Scholz's centre-left party won a German state election Sunday, projections showed. 09/10/2022
World News NATO 'needs to do more' against Putin: German defence minister "One thing is certain: the current situation means we need to do more together," German Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht said while visiting NATO troops in Lithuania. 09/10/2022
Germany 'Sabotage' disrupts train travel in northern Germany Trains in northern Germany were interrupted for nearly 3 hours on Saturday morning, while strikes in the UK have halted 80% of services. 08/10/2022
Europe News Germany faces EU scrutiny over €200 billion scheme to curb gas prices EU officials worry the massive borrowing could have a negative impact on fair competition in the single market. 04/10/2022
Germany Merkel wins award for Germany's open door policy to refugees "By helping more than one million refugees to survive and rebuild, Angela Merkel has shown great moral and political courage." 04/10/2022
Poland Poland formally demands €1.3 trillion from Germany in WWII reparations An official note will be handed to Germany's foreign minister in Warsaw on Tuesday. 03/10/2022
World News Energy: The self-sufficient German town that gives back to the grid Locals in the German town of Feldheim have worked together combining green and renewable energies to make their town entirely energy auto sufficient. 30/09/2022
Germany Turkish president Erdoğan sues German MP over 'little sewer rat' slur Wolfgang Kubicki, an FDP lawmaker, has said he is unconcerned about the lawsuit. 30/09/2022
Europe News EU approves mandatory energy savings and cap on company revenues EU energy ministers approved on Friday a plan of power savings, a cap on excess market revenues and a levy on surplus profits. 30/09/2022
Poland Mass fish die-off in Germany-Poland river is blamed on golden algae The thousands of fish deaths in August sparked a political row between Poland and Germany, 30/09/2022
Travel News German Christmas markets are being asked to dim the lights this year Switching off Christmas lights could help save energy as well as protect the environment, nonprofit Deutsche Umwelthilfe says. 30/09/2022
Europe News Germany to spend €200 billion to tackle high energy prices Germany is paying a high price for its dependence on Russian gas, which accounted for 55% of its gas imports before the war in Ukraine. 29/09/2022
Europe Decoded Debunked: German army will not be patrolling streets from 1 October Social media users have falsely claimed that the country's military have been given new or expanded powers. 29/09/2022
Germany German woman charged with crimes against humanity and IS membership Prosecutors say the suspect kept a Yazidi slave at her home after fleeing to join the so-called Islamic State group. 28/09/2022
Europe News German population hits a record 84 million due to Ukraine refugees The influx of Ukrainian refugees to Germany has pushed the country's population to a new all-time high of more than 84 million, the German Federal Statistical Office said on Tuesday. 27/09/2022
Green News Energy crisis will speed up green transition, says renewables chief Ukraine crisis will speed energy transition in mid-term, says renewables agency chief 27/09/2022