Denmark Baltic states pledge wind power hike to cut reliance on Russian gas Seven countries want to produce 20 gigawatts of wind power by 2030, enough to supply electricity to 20 million households. 31/08/2022
World News Turning off the tap: Gazprom halts Nord Stream 1 gas flows to Germany Russian energy giant Gazprom halted the flow of natural gas to Europe through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline on Wednesday, in what Germany says is a political move. 31/08/2022
Culture news US court dismisses Guelph Treasure lawsuit After years of legal battles, a U.S. court dismisses lawsuit filed by heirs of Nazi-era Jewish art-dealers against a German museum foundation over historic Guelph Treasure ownership. 31/08/2022
Germany 'Incredibly vile': Arson attempt at nursery hosting Ukrainian refugees Authorities are not ruling out that the attack was politically motivated. 31/08/2022
Sport New season awaits Ukrainian handball champions In German 2nd division HC Motor Zaporizhzhia has won the Men's Handball Super League nine years in a row. This year they will play as a guest team in Germany's Second Handball-Bundesliga. 30/08/2022
Brazil German diplomat charged with murdering Belgian husband in Brazil According to prosecutors, the murder was "committed with cruel means" and Hahn's husband was "severely beaten, causing intense and unnecessary suffering". 30/08/2022
Denmark Denmark and Germany approve Baltic Sea wind hub to offset Russian gas When established by 2030, the project could supply electricity to up to 4.5 million European homes. 29/08/2022
Economy EU must reform to cope with enlarging to 30-36 members, says Scholz Scholz said the EU must adapt now for the arrival of new members such as Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia and countries in the Western Balkans. 29/08/2022
Germany Girl, 7, dies after being hit by falling statue at hotel in Munich She was hit by a 200-kilogram statue in a hotel courtyard on Friday. 29/08/2022
Germany Euroviews. Germany must keep the lights on without burning down the house | View "A diversified supply, capable of meeting our energy needs now without compromising our climate goals – it's a tricky prospect to pull off, but failure is not an option," argues Thomas Matussek. 26/08/2022
Earth News Is Germany on the right track with its new hydrogen trains? Germany has launched the world's first hydrogen-powered rail line. Is this the sustainable alternative it seems to be? 25/08/2022
Germany German publisher pulls Winnetou books after accusations of racism Ravensburger has pulled books depicting Winnetou, a fictional Apache character, over accusations that the story reinforces racist and colonial stereotypes of Native Americans. 24/08/2022
Germany Oder river fish die-off remains a mystery as new details emerge Germany and Poland are still attempting to answer what caused the deaths of thousands of fish in the Oder river that began in late July. 24/08/2022
Germany Woman held on suspicion of injuring three with 'sword-like object' The 65-year-old suspect was detained by passers-by until police arrived at the scene. 23/08/2022
Germany Bombed and riddled with bullet holes: Car's tragic journey from Bucha A car in a Berlin exhibit tells the tragic story of four women from Bucha. After Russian forces withdrew from the town on the outskirts of Kyiv, 458 bodies were found in the area, including 12 children. 23/08/2022
Nature ‘Golden algae’ caused mass fish deaths in River Oder, say scientists Drought and industrial pollution appear to have created the poisonous cocktail that has puzzled authorities for weeks. 22/08/2022
Germany Mass fish die-off sparks political row between Poland and Germany Experts in the Czech Republic, the UK and the Netherlands are helping the investigation into the hundreds of tonnes of fish found dead in the Oder River. 22/08/2022
Germany Germany lowers natural gas tax to ease burden on consumers Many German citizens are struggling with soaring energy costs following Russia’s war on Ukraine. 19/08/2022
Germany Germany's Chancellor Scholz faces grilling over financial scandal Investigators are looking into whether political leaders - among them Olaf Scholz - pressured Hamburg's municipal tax office into waiving tens of millions of euros in tax fees. 19/08/2022
Germany The leaning tower of Bremerhaven was 'a disaster waiting to happen' An iconic lighthouse in the northern German city's port is in danger of collapsing. 18/08/2022