Elon Musk's confrontations with the EU intensify as regulatory fines and platform concerns spotlight the tensions affecting EU politics and digital strategy.
LYB Solvent Recycling plans to shut down its Merseburg plant by mid-2026, threatening around 100 jobs and ending a long-standing presence in solvent-based plastic recycling.
Aachen-based tech leaders m3connect and e-dynamics merge to boost digital infrastructure and data analytics, reinforcing Aachen's role in tech innovation.
German industries cut back investment amidst an economic crisis, with vehicle manufacturing and chemicals sectors hit hardest while pharmaceuticals show growth.
Recent studies reveal increasing mental health challenges among young Germans, stressing the need for comprehensive research and better support systems.
The German women's handball team has reached the World Championship semifinals for the first time in 17 years, driven by emotional resilience and cutting-edge performance technology.
Eintracht Frankfurt's narrow 2-1 defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League was overshadowed by fan violence, triggering UEFA warnings and potential spectator bans.
Bayern Munich secured a 3-1 Champions League win over Sporting with a record-breaking goal from Lennart Karl but face fan attendance restrictions after extensive pyrotechnics sparked UEFA sanctions.
The Federal Court has invalidated a pension payout clause in Riester contracts, benefiting many savers by preventing unfair reductions in expected pensions during low interest phases.
Schleswig-Holstein seeks Bundesrat approval to lower VAT on restaurant food from 19% to 7% in 2026 amid Green resistance and coalition strategy shifts.
Siemens' study reveals that energy efficiency in corporate buildings is now the top infrastructure priority for German companies, emphasizing sustainability and cost savings.
St. Pauli seeks to overcome a nine-match Bundesliga losing streak and improve their standings in a key match against Heidenheim, with superstition around jersey color adding intrigue.
Germany plans negotiations with Greece and Italy to improve enforcement of EU migration rules and share responsibility for migrants entering illegally under the flawed Dublin Regulation.
Germany faces a deep economic and democratic crisis described as a 'blocked republic,' while immigrants show high national pride, revealing complex societal dynamics.
A study reveals rising housing costs are increasing poverty risk in Germany, while heating outages in Berlin highlight the immediate impact on tenants.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposes easing EU border controls, critiques US security policy, and confronts rising healthcare costs in Germany amid political debates.
Voith's new CEO Dirk Hoke plans to cut 2,500 jobs, mainly in Germany, as part of a broader restructuring strategy to improve the company’s competitiveness and financial health.
German teams Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, and VfL Wolfsburg prepare for crucial Champions League matches that could determine their progression in the tournament.
Ahmed Mohamed Odowaa, honored for his bravery during a deadly knife attack in Aschaffenburg, faces deportation from Germany amid disputes over his employment status and asylum rejection.
As Germany's statutory health insurance system struggles financially, debates about the fairness and impact of high pharmaceutical prices focus on balancing innovation and affordability.
Sachsen intensifies anti-mafia efforts with new legislation amid rising support for the far-right AfD party, alongside financial strains for regional media.
German businesses face increasing AI-driven threats like phishing and jailbreaking, urging adoption of multi-layered security strategies and secure AI architectures to protect sensitive systems.
Bavarian PM Markus Söder supports FC Nürnberg coach Miroslav Klose's contract extension as the team grapples with tough league challenges and critical upcoming matches.
Fraunhofer's whitepaper and a regional event demonstrate how German industry is advancing sustainable AI and robotics integration to boost efficiency and competitiveness.
Niedersachsen’s health minister proposes establishing health education as its own school subject, while mandatory CPR training for fifth graders will be introduced next year.
Germany's health perception declines in 2024, prompting Niedersachsen's push for dedicated health education in schools to address rising youth health challenges.
TK CEO Jens Baas criticizes government delays and warns of significant health insurance contribution increases by 2026 due to stalled savings measures and systemic inefficiencies.
Bayern Munich aims to rebound from their recent loss as they host Sporting Lissabon in a decisive Champions League match, with live coverage available on DAZN.
Despite a recent win, Borussia Dortmund faces internal criticism over playing style and squad choices under coach Niko Kovac, with key players voicing concerns about offensive tactics and player inclusion.
Christoph Baumgartner is excelling at RB Leipzig, outpacing Xavi Simons' impact at Tottenham since his transfer, with Baumgartner delivering a strong goal and assist record this season.
Germany launches a commission to explore pension reforms, with Labor Minister Bas endorsing contribution-based retirement age, amid debate over pension funding approaches.
The 2025 Passau Diocese sexual abuse study reveals 672 victims and systemic Church failures, marking a key moment in Germany's ongoing reckoning with clerical abuse.
The German automotive industry forecasts a slow market recovery in 2026 amid economic sluggishness and regulatory pressures, advocating for policy reforms to boost competitiveness.
Germany is experiencing the highest number of business insolvencies since 2014 in 2025 due to high debts, structural burdens, and sector-specific financial strains, though government investments may alleviate the trend by 2026.
Alice Weidel's inflammatory remarks about Germany's intelligence agency ignite political backlash amid local resistance to renaming streets with Nazi ties in Hannover.
Sachsen-Anhalt businesses increase IT technology use in 2025 but remain below German national averages, with AI and cloud computing showing notable growth.
German SMEs face steep profitability requirements and economic pressures that complicate business succession amid an expected wave of ownership changes.