Cinema Shift of focus: Refugees take the spotlight at the Berlin Film Festival With a spotlight on the refugee crisis, the Berlin Film Festival is making an extra effort to welcome refugees, some of whom will even be taken behind the scenes. 12/02/2016
Germany Positive reactions to Syria ceasefire deal, but challenges lie ahead Delegates in Munich have welcomed the agreement to cease hostilities in Syria. But challenges still lie ahead, as European Union Foreign Policy Chief 12/02/2016
Germany Tilda Swinton's tip for surviving a George Clooney joke The 66th edition of the Berlin film festival has opened with the Cohen brother’s latest opus, “Hail Caesar” getting them rolling in the aisles 12/02/2016
Germany Pessimism plagues Syria peace talks as Lavrov and Kerry meet US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov are in Munich to discuss Syria. Kerry and Lavrov meet in Munich to discuss 11/02/2016
Germany Are Europeans spending more on protecting themselves? Sales of personal self-defence equipment like tasers are said to have increased in some European countries since the end of 2015. 11/02/2016
Germany Ex-Nazi guard, 94, goes on trial over 170,000 killings at Auschwitz He is 94 today, at the centre of what is likely to be one of the last ever Nazi war crimes trials. But Reinhold Hanning was 20 years old in 1942 when 11/02/2016
Germany World powers arrive in Munich hoping to resurrect Syrian peace talks US Secretary of State John Kerry has arrived in Munich hoping to resurrect Syrian Peace talks . He’s pushing for a ceasefire for humanitarian aid to 10/02/2016
Business Series Deutsche Bank's shares get boost from bond buyback reports Deutsche Bank's shares recovered some ground on reports it is considering buying back several billion euros of its debt. 10/02/2016
Business Series BMW enjoys bumper January sales BMW reports a 7.5 percent rise in monthly car sales in January with increases in Europe and China and falls in the US as winter storms deterred buyers. 10/02/2016
Germany Final toll given of deaths and injuries in German train crash Officials refuse to speculate about what caused led to the head-on collision in Bavaria 10/02/2016
Germany Human error may be to blame for Bavaria rail collision Human error is at the centre of an investigation into a train crash that killed 10 people in southern Germany. At least 80 others were injured when 10/02/2016
Germany 'Human error responsible' for deadly Bad Aibling train crash - sources German media, quoting sources close to investigation, cite human error as cause of collision At least 10 dead 81 injured, 18 in serious condition Two 09/02/2016
Europe News Varoufakis' new pan-Europe party aims to strengthen democracy “We want to strengthen democracy and prevent the EU’s disintegration.” The message from former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, as he 09/02/2016
Business Series TUI shifts destination focus over security concerns in Turkey and North Africa Tour operator TUI is to develop new destinations as bookings drop to countries like Turkey, Egypt and Tunisia after terrorist attacks. 09/02/2016
Sport Swiss roll as Janka and Gut grab Super-G wins Hello snow lovers let mountain guide Vincent Ménard lead us through the weekend's Alpine events. 07/02/2016
Germany Pegida fails to ignite as Europe-wide anti-Muslim protests fizzle German anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant outfit Pegida tried to hold a European-wide day of protest on Saturday, with mixed results. In the city of its 06/02/2016
Sport Vonn the bomb goes on and on Overall World Cup leader and ski queen Lindsey Vonn stormed to a massive victory in the downhill on the Kandahar piste at Garmisch Partenkirchen in southeren Germany. 06/02/2016
Germany One of world's biggest container ships stranded on German river Crews are attempting to pump hundreds of cubic metres of heavy fuel oil from one of the world’s biggest container ships. The CSCL Indian Ocean is 05/02/2016
Business Series Volkswagen emissions scandal delays 2015 financial results and shareholders' meeting Volkswagen delays annual shareholders' meeting and publication of its 2015 financial results because of the emissions test-rigging scandal. 05/02/2016
No Comment Tighter security at Women's Carnival in Germany Tens of thousands of people have been out celebrating women’s carnival in Germany. This footage, from Cologne, comes just over a month since 05/02/2016
Musica The epic race to the South Pole on the operatic stage The epic race between Britain's Scott and Norway's Amundsen hits the operatic stage: "South Pole" celebrates its world premiere in Munich. 04/02/2016
Germany German police arrest two in coordinated terror raids A series of coordinated raids across Germany has resulted in the arrests of at least two people suspected of planning a terror attack in Berlin 04/02/2016
Business Series China boosts 2015 sales for Daimler, slower growth expected this year Daimler expects slower sales growth for its Mercedes cars in China this year after a 2015 surge in demand that helped the German carmaker post record sales and earnings. 04/02/2016
Europe News Cologne kicks over carnival season amid security fears Cologne entered full party mode on Thursday as police stepped security following a series of robberies and sexual assaults on women over one month 04/02/2016
Cinema Meryl Streep to lead the way at Berlin Film Festival Meryl Streep will be jury president at the 2016 Berlin film festival. The actress received the honorary Golden Bear award by the festival in 2012 for 03/02/2016
Sport Former German FA chief Zwanziger in court over Qatar comments The civil case between the Qatari Football Association the QFA and former German FA president Theo Zwanziger began in Duesseldorf on Tuesday. 02/02/2016