World Road Trip Europe Day 48 Munster: How refugees have settled in the city Despite talk of a refugee "crisis", in Munster the absorption of displaced people into the local community seems to be working well. 22/05/2019
Germany German satire party's Nazi name stunt puts Goebbels on ballot German satire party's Nazi name stunt puts Goebbels on ballot paper 21/05/2019
World Road Trip Europe Day 47 Bremen: Extremism fears Euronews' Road Trip, criss-crossing Europe in the weeks before the European elections, arrives in Bremen, Germany to find out what's on people's minds. 21/05/2019
World Road Trip Europe Day 46 Berlin: Housing prices skyrocket As Berlin struggles to provide affordable housing to its people, locals speak to our correspondent Vincent McAviney about rising rents and the difficulty in finding accommodation. 21/05/2019
Germany Thousands demonstrate in Europe ahead of European Parliamentary elections With just a week to go before the European parliamentary elections take place, tens of thousands of people, opposed to nationalist agenda's, took to the streets in cities right across Europe. 19/05/2019
Germany Germany legalises e-scooters but bans them from the pavement The approval on Friday means the UK is the last major European economy to still ban electric scooters. 17/05/2019
Germany Who are the most influential MEPs in the European Parliament? Germany and France have the most influential delegations but Italy's Antonio Tajani clinched the top spot. 17/05/2019
Germany Watch: Return of wolves divides opinion in Germany Wolves were once almost extinct in the country but as of 2019, 59 packs have been counted. Farmers are angered by mounting attacks on their animals and demanding the right to kill the predators. 17/05/2019
Germany Man steals vintage €2 million Ferrari during test drive in Germany A man drove off with a rare vintage Ferrari worth more than €2 million after taking it out for a test in Germany, police say. 15/05/2019
Germany Angela Merkel wants Germany to aim to neutralise gas emissions by 2050 German Chancellor Angela Merkel told an environmental conference in Berlin that she wants her country to aim to neutralise gas emissions by 2050 14/05/2019
Germany Merkel vows to make Germany CO2 neutral but some remain sceptical German Chancellor Angela Merkel addressed the 10th Petersburg Climate Dialogue on Tuesday. During her speech Merkel vowed to create a plan to make Germany CO2 neutral by 2050. In reaction to the vow, environmental NGOs have made it clear that they want action, not promises. 14/05/2019
Germany Germany's Greens expected to be the big winner in European elections Opinion polls suggest the Greens party in Germany will be the big winner in European parliamentary elections, even surpassing the Social Democrats 13/05/2019
Germany Update: German police investigate sectarian links of crossbow victims Update: German police are investigating possible links to a sect and a suicide pact in the case of five deaths that happened in two towns more than 650 km apart. 13/05/2019
Germany The 'candy bombers' who gave a besieged city hope It was the first crisis of the Cold War. But the airlift that saved Berlin 70 years ago still resonates among Germans - and helped cement friendship between former enemies. 12/05/2019
Germany High as a kite? Park boss creates bizarre boxes to tackle drug problem "I thought it was a piece of art. But as a direct attempt to solve the issue of drugs this is, of course, ridiculous." 11/05/2019
No Comment Prince Charles and Camilla visit organic farm during Germany visit Prince Charles and his wife Camilla visiting an organic farm, tasting honey, beer, and meeting fans 10/05/2019
No Comment Beer and a boogie for Prince Charles and Camilla in Munich Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, enjoyed a beer and a dance during a four-day visit to Germany. 09/05/2019
Smart Regions Mussel farms fight against pollution in the Baltic In partnership with the European Commission Small but mighty, we discover how mussels are helping to clean the Baltic Sea. 09/05/2019
Germany German pigeon snapped on speed camera for flying over the limit Authorities in the German city of Bocholt at mulling over a possible speeding fine for an unlikely criminal. 09/05/2019
Germany Euroviews. Nativist populism is destroying Europe. Only multicultural populism can save it ǀ View The real solution is to fight populism with populism: to neuter the nativist populism of the AfD, Brexit and Le Pen with an inclusive, multicultural and inclusive populism. This requires not only a new generation of politicians, but perhaps a new style of political party. 06/05/2019
Germany Parts of Germany receive a sprinkling of snow in May With only weeks before summer officially starts residents of Germany's central Harz mountains were greeted with a thin layer of snow on Saturday. 04/05/2019
Germany Watch: Mare who trots around town on her own is not horsing around Her owner says locals know her and tram drivers even slow down for her as she completes her 15km-a-day constitutional. 30/04/2019
World Tübingen's mayor warns owners might be forced to sell their land The mayor in the town of Tübingen has told land owners to 'build or loose' their properties. This weekend 20 letters were sent out to people that own unused land in the area. According to the letters they now have fours years to either build residential living space or they will be forced to sell. 29/04/2019
Germany German parties CDU and CSU unite for European elections German conservative parties, the CDU and CSU, have launched a joint campaign for the European Parliamentary elections next month with Manfred Weber as their candidate. 27/04/2019
Germany Horses go back to the re-neigh-sance at Bavarian Easter parade About 500 people took part this year in the "Georgi ride", a deeply rooted tradition that sees priests bless the horses, sprinkling holy water on each one of them. 22/04/2019
Germany Germany's Leica moves to distance itself from Tiananmen video Germany's Leica moves to distance itself from Tiananmen video 21/04/2019