Germany Suspect in Berlin anti-Semitism convicted to four weeks' detention A 19-year-old suspect in Berlin's most recent anti-Semitism attack was convicted to four weeks' juvenile detention. 19/04/2018
Germany Watch again: Macron and Merkel want to agree Eurozone reform by June German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron say they want to agree Eurozone reforms by June. 19/04/2018
Germany 10,000 refugees from Middle East, North Africa to resettle in Germany Around 10,000 refugees from North Africa and the Middle East will be allowed into Germany from Greece, the European Commission has confirmed. 19/04/2018
No Comment Germans make the most of unseasonally warm weather Locals soaked in the sun in parks and waterways across the country 18/04/2018
Germany German theatre offers free seats to spectators wearing swastikas German prosecutors said Wednesday that they would not investigate a theatre offering free tickets to people who accept to wear a swastika during a play named after Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf, because of artistic freedom laws. 18/04/2018
Germany Germany's first ISS commander promises to be a "nice boss" Alexander Gerst to take the helm in September. 18/04/2018
No Comment For the first time in its life, an 18-week old polar bear cub left its birthing box The cub Nanook was born on 4 December 2017 and enjoyed a swim in a pool with his mother at Gelsenkirchen's zoological garden, Germany. 13/04/2018
Economy New streamlined structure for VW The restructuring comes in the face of increasing challenges from self-driving and electric cars. 13/04/2018
Germany 'Little enquiry' letter by anti-immigrant AfD links severe disability with immigration An enquiry by MPs of Germany's right-wing populist AfD is seeking data on the number of children of immigrant background born with severe disabilities that may have resulted from marriage inside the family. 12/04/2018
Germany Is Volkswagen CEO Mathias Mueller on the way out? German car manufacturer might replace CEO with former BMW executive Herbert Diess 10/04/2018
Germany Thousands stranded as public sector & ground staff strike hits German airports Verdi union reports strong support as industrial action hits services and facilities in several states. 10/04/2018
Germany German far-right MP under fire over Münster attack tweets Beatrix von Storch faces calls for her resignation over Islamophobic tweets in the aftermath of the deadly van rampage in Münster on Saturday. 09/04/2018
Germany Airport strike in Germany and action in France promises misery for air travelers German unions striking for higher pay in industrial action planned deep into the month, while French action a sign of possible things to come this summer. 09/04/2018
Germany 'Too many’ migrants in your neighbourhood, who you gonna call? Skeptical of multi-culturalism in Germany? Feel let down by mainstream politics on the issue of immigrants? Ali Can, founder of the ‘concerned citizens hotline’, wants to talk. 09/04/2018
Germany Authorities in Muenster say suspect had mental health problems. No evidence found of links to extremists A memorial service was held for victims and their families over the weekend 09/04/2018
Germany Six arrests in Berlin after foiling an alleged knife attack at half marathon Police arrested the men, who are aged between eighteen and twenty-one, after carrying out searches in the area. 08/04/2018
No Comment German interior minister pays respects at scene of Muenster attack German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer told reporters on Sunday (April 8) that the van attack outside a Muenster restaurant was an "absolute tragedy". 08/04/2018
Germany Delays in deactivating an old WWII bomb in a garden in Germany After the discovery of a British aerial bomb in Paderborn in Western Germany, the start of the bomb deactivation has been delayed. According to the police, there were still people in the cordoned off area. 08/04/2018
Germany Police continue investigation while tributes pour in for Muenster victims Reports indicate suspect was a local German citizen 08/04/2018
Germany Over 20,000 people evacuated for removal of World War II bomb in German town At least 26,000 people had to be evacuated from their homes in Paderborn, Germany, as authorities work to remove a 1.8 tonne World War II bomb from a garden. 08/04/2018
Germany Three dead and 20 injured as van driven into crowd in Muenster, Germany Police said three people are dead including the driver of a van which ploughed into people outside a restaurant in Muenster, a university town in western Germany. 07/04/2018
Germany Puigdemont will stay in Germany until judicial process is over The former Catalan leader left prison after paying the €75,000 bail on Friday. 07/04/2018
Germany Puigdemont rebellion charge was 'extremely risky' - German legal expert Spain's attempt to extradite the ex-Catalan premier should fail under German law and Europe should realise Catalonia is not a Spanish domestic matter, Süddeutsche Zeitung's Heribert Prantl tells Euronews. 06/04/2018
Germany Lawyers prepare Puigdemont bail €75000 required to secure release of Catalan leader from German prison 06/04/2018
Germany German court rejects Puigdemont extradition to Spain for rebellion Former Catalan premier Carles Puigdemont can be freed on bail and cannot be extradited to Spain for rebellion, although corruption charges remain possible, German judges have ruled. 05/04/2018
Germany Dozens injured in underground train collision in Duisburg At least 35 people were injured when two underground trains collided in the western German city of Duisburg. 03/04/2018