Business Series Toyota loses out to Volkswagen as world's top carmaker Volkswagen has overtaken Toyota to become the world's top selling carmaker despite the German company's diesel emissions scandal. 30/01/2017
Germany Nazi propagandist Goebbels' wartime secretary dies at 106 Brunhilde Pomsel said she knew nothing of Nazi atrocities and lived her life in obscurity until her story was unearthed in 2011. 30/01/2017
Germany Schulz nominated as SPD candidate to take on Merkel for German Chancellor In Germany, the centre-left SPD has chosen Martin Schulz as its candidate in the battle to become the country’s next chancellor. 29/01/2017
Sport Ski Jumping: Flying Poles seal Willingen team event Poland celebrated only their second victory in a World Cup team ski jumping competition on Saturday. 28/01/2017
Business Series Prosecutors probe when VW's former chief executive knew of emissions cheating Prosecutors say former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn is being investigated over when he knew about the company's emissions cheating. 27/01/2017
Sport Alpine skiing: Ganong ends US's World Cup win drought American Travis Ganong stormed to his second career World Cup victory, just over two years after his first, when he won a downhill race at the German resort of Garmisch… 27/01/2017
Business Planet Why the Fashion Tech business model is taking Europe by storm This episode of Business Planet comes from the Germany’s capital city, Berlin, where we visited a Fashion Tech hot spot to find out about its business model, the opportunities it presents and the secr 27/01/2017
Germany Hollande and Merkel call for EU unity over Trump and Brexit The French and German leaders have met in Berlin as May and Trump prepared to meet in the US, and ahead of an EU summit in Malta next week. 27/01/2017
Sport EuroLeague: Real Madrid shoot to the top of the table Real Madrid celebrated their fourth consecutive EuroLeague win on Wednesday night to move top of the standings, level on points with defending Champions CSKA… 26/01/2017
Economy CeBIT technology trade fair: coping in an ever more digital world The transformative power of digitalisation is the theme this year at CeBIT, the world's largest technology trade fair, previewed by Euronews. 26/01/2017
Cult Sustainable and hi-tech fashion at Berlin's Green and Ethical Fashion Show Off the shoulder dresses, flower prints in varying colours. 26/01/2017
Germany German government approves autobahn tolls Germany’s government has approved plans to impose tolls on its previously free autobahns. 26/01/2017
Germany Germany targets far-right extremists in dozens of raids Several of those targeted were believed to have links to the Reichsburger movement, an extremist group which rejects the legitimacy of the German republic. 25/01/2017
Germany Refugee brides: what should Germany do about its child marriage problem? Germany is on the frontline of controversial debate that has put European governments in a quandary – whether to recognise child marriage. 25/01/2017
Economy German business morale weakens, but is Trump to blame? German businesses are gloomier this month according to a survey of 7,000 firms, which may or may not be linked to Trump's protectionist comments. 25/01/2017
Germany Germany deports failed asylum seekers A group of failed asylum seekers have been deported from Germany’s Frankfurt Airport back to Afghanistan. 25/01/2017
Germany SPD nominates Schulz to take on Merkel for German Chancellor Germany’s Social Democrats (SPD) have nominated Martin Schulz as their candidate to run against Angela Merkel to become chancellor, following Sigmar Gabriel’s decision to stand… 24/01/2017
Economy Germany and EU urged to take advantage of US protectionism Germany is looking to take advantage of trade opportunities in Asia and South America from the United States turning protectionist. 24/01/2017
Sport German Bundesliga first to get assistant video referees The Germans are going to take some of the luck out of football with the introduction next season of assistant video referees able to countermand on-pitch decisions. 24/01/2017
Germany German SPD leader to put forward Schulz to challenge Merkel in election The leader of Germany’s Social Democrats (SPD) Sigmar Gabriel will put forward former European Parliament President Martin Schulz to challenge conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel in the September el 24/01/2017
Europe News Schulz eyes bid to become German Chancellor Former European parliament president Martin Schulz looks set to be the Social Democrat candidate for German Chancellor. 24/01/2017
Next Series Energy-generating jackets could be ready to wear before 2023 Is it possible for clothing to create and store its own energy? We find out in this edition of Futuris on Euronews 23/01/2017
Next Series Takeaway: Ready-to-wear electronics What about creating and storing your own energy by walking? 23/01/2017
Cult Berlin Fashion Week - a colourful collection of inspired craziness It was time to show off in Berlin as the city celebrated its fashion week. 23/01/2017
Sport Germany flies high at World Cup team event Germany’s Markus Eisenbichler, Stephan Leyhe, Andreas Wellinger and Richard Freitag joined forces in fine fashion to win a world cup ski jumping team competition in Zakopane… 21/01/2017
Sport Speed queen Vonn triumphs in second race back from lengthy injury layoff Former Olympic champion Lindsey Vonn stormed to victory in a women’s World Cup downhill at the German resort of Garmisch Partenkirchen in only her second race since returning from an 11-month injury… 21/01/2017