Germany confronts industrial decline with urgent calls from the chemical industry and government efforts to expand global raw material partnerships to boost competitiveness.
Germany’s record 2027 federal budget faces criticism over social sector cuts and delayed tax changes amid calls for better protection of workers and families.
New Schuldneratlas data shows over one in ten Germans facing chronic over-indebtedness amid rising living costs and job losses, with regional disparities and no relief in sight.
Germany must win upcoming Nations League matches to advance while the DFB undertakes a project to redefine the national team's football identity under Jürgen Klopp.
Mercedes-Benz halts investments in German factories amid stalled labor talks and considers plant closures due to rising production costs and union resistance.
The 15th Integration Report reveals steady employment and educational gains among immigrants in Germany but highlights persistent inequalities and rising discrimination.
Robin Fellhauer sets new Bundesliga record with fastest goal, as intense matches unfold across the league in November 2026.
A recent Leipzig University study exposes a rise in authoritarian attitudes in Germany, prompting calls for inclusive discourse and democratic resilience.
Surveys indicate that nearly one-third of German companies plan workforce cuts in 2027 amid ongoing economic difficulties, with construction and industrial sectors facing severe challenges due to inflation and energy crises.
Christian Spuck's new interpretation of 'The Nutcracker' debuts at the Deutsche Oper on November 27, updating the classic to reflect Hoffmann's original story and modern themes.
Researchers recommend replacing sodium salt with potassium salt to prevent millions of deaths by reducing high blood pressure-related diseases worldwide.
Deutsche Telekom begins fiber optic expansion in Oerlinghausen to connect over 4,300 households and businesses by 2028 with high-speed internet.
Berlin's Left party votes to enter coalition talks with Greens and SPD, amid internal concerns over ideological compromises and leadership controversies.
Hamburg's public companies faced halved profits in 2025 while increasing investments to a record €4.3 billion amid calls for cost-cutting and financial discipline.
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