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German engineering firm Siemens cuts thousands of jobs

German firm Siemens has confirmed it is to cut 7,800 jobs worldwide. The statement from Europe’s biggest engineering company, announcing the losses

Germany

Germany: 65th Berlinale kicks off

Who will win the Golden Bear? The countdown begins as the 65th Berlinale Film Festival kicks off in the German capital.

Ukraine

Next stop, Moscow: Merkel and Hollande to present peace plan for Ukraine in Russia

Moscow bound: After Kyiv, the French and German heads of state will head to Russia to present their peace plan for eastern Ukraine to President Vladimir Putin.

Ukraine

France and Germany present new peace plan for Ukraine

France and Germany have presented a new peace plan for Ukraine. President Francois Hollande and Chancellor Angela Merkel put forward their proposal

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Germany

Are foreign officials abusing their diplomatic immunity?

Sport

German football loses a giant with the death of Udo Lattek

The most successful club manager in German football history, Udo Lattek, has died aged 80. He was one of a select few managers to win all three major

World News

Ukraine calls for more weapons as allies push for dialogue

France says it will not provide any weapons for the moment, saying it prefers to focus on encouraging dialogue

Cinema

Berlinale combines established and upcoming filmmakers

The 65th Berlinale is set to stay true to its reputation as the world’s largest public film festival with more than 400 screenings over 10 days

World

The controversy over Germany's Pegida movement

As the controversy swirls around the anti-Islam group, Pegida, in Germany, Euronews spoke to Aydan Özoğuz, the German Commissioner for Immigration

Greece

Tsipras faces stiff challenge in scrapping bailout deal

Alexis Tsipras, the new Greek prime minister, might be continuing his campaign to scrap the troika bailout agreement, but it’s Germany which holds

Sport

Chelsea and City draw blank as Bayern Munich suffer setback

Welcome to The Corner, our weekly programme that brings you up to speed with the latest from the world of football. The Bundesliga is back. Bayern

Sport

Severin Freund wins on home soil

Local favourite Severin Freund held his nerve to clinch a World Cup ski jump event in Willingen on Sunday. The 26-year-old cleared 149.5 metres for

Germany

Richard Von Weizsacker, Germany's reunification president, dies at 94

The former president of Germany, Richard Von Weizsacker, has died aged 94. He steered the country through its reunification in 1990, 11 months after

Sport

Slovenia take top spot in Willingen

Peter Prevc produced a stunning performance to lead Slovenia to victory in the latest round of the Ski Jumping World Cup in Willingen on Saturday

Germany

Anti-Islamisation group in Leipzig fails to attract support

Germany

Thousands of engineering workers go on strike in Germany

Strike action has hit factories across Germany. Thousands of engineering workers walked off the job over a wage dispute. Their union, IG Metall, is

Germany

Germany's PEGIDA group loses its second leader in a week

The woman who only recently took over the leadership of Germany's PEGIDA group has quit

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Germany: a rock concert for tolerance

Germany

Muslim concerns grow over spread of PEGIDA movement in Germany

Many immigrants living in Germany are becoming increasingly worried about the Patriotic Europeans against the Islamisation of the West movement, or

Germany

Dresden welcomes all to anti-PEGIDA rock concerts

The German city of Dresden rocked on Monday night to the sound of anti-PEGIDA concerts. It was a chance for the city which is becoming known for