Survivors of Sexual Violence Protest Silently at Berlin's Bundeskanzleramt
Nearly 500 survivors of sexual violence gathered silently in Berlin to demand justice and political action, highlighting ongoing challenges faced by abuse victims in Germany.
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Berlin Nears Historic 4 Million Population Mark by End of 2025
Berlin's population reached nearly 3.9 million by the end of 2025, with eastern districts growing faster and foreign immigration sharply declining.
Berlin Political Parties React to Federal Rent Regulation Plans
Berlin parties diverge on federal rent control plans, with SPD pressing for caps, CDU opposing, and AfD expressing skepticism amid housing market pressures.
Severe Freezing Rain Halts Operations at Berlin Brandenburg Airport Amid Northeast Germany's Winter Disruptions
Freezing rain and black ice have forced a full suspension of flights at Berlin Brandenburg Airport, with widespread travel disruptions and accidents reported in northeastern Germany.
Berlin Power Outage Update: Effects, Fatality, and Community Preparedness After Arson Attack
Following a large-scale arson-related power outage in Berlin affecting thousands, officials report on the first blackout-linked fatality and emphasize enhanced security and preparedness measures.
Power Returns to Berlin After Arson-Linked Blackout Amid Ongoing Challenges
Following a four-day blackout caused by arson, Berlin has restored power, but schools remain closed and businesses report heavy losses.
Power Gradually Restored to Berlin Households After Major Blackout
Berlin residents begin regaining power after a multi-day blackout affecting over 45,000 households, with restoration ongoing and precautions advised.
Federal Prosecutor Investigates Left-Wing Terrorist Arson Attack on Berlin Power Grid
The Federal Prosecutor’s Office investigates a politically motivated arson attack by the 'Vulkangruppe' that left tens of thousands in Berlin without power, highlighting concerns over rising politically driven violence in Germany.
Berlin Blackout: Residents Endure Freezing Nights Amid Ongoing Emergency Repairs
Over 30,000 homes remain powerless in Berlin’s southwest amid sub-zero temperatures, as experts work tirelessly to restore electricity following a terrorist attack on the power grid.
Major Berlin Power Outage Triggers Emergency Response Amid Arson Suspicion
Berlin faces a massive power outage suspected to be caused by arson, prompting emergency actions and ongoing investigations into infrastructure security.
Berlin Faces Massive Blackout as Fire Destroys Critical Power Infrastructure
A massive fire destroyed critical power cables near Berlin's Lichterfelde power plant, causing a wide blackout amid cold weather, with repair crews racing to restore electricity.
Berlin Sees Hundreds Arrested and Police Injuries Amid Intense New Year's Eve Celebrations
Berlin's New Year's Eve 2026 celebrations saw over 400 arrests and dozens of injuries amid heavy police deployment and fireworks-related violence.
Violent Left-Wing Attack on Neo-Nazi in Berlin Sparks Court Trial
Two left-wing extremists are on trial for a brutal attack on a neo-Nazi in Berlin, raising concerns over political violence between extremist groups.
Berlin Boosts Defense Technology Sector with New Ecosystem and Increased Investment
Berlin launches DefTech ecosystem and increases investment to attract and network defense technology companies, aiming to grow its role in Germany's defense industry.
Berlin Football Faces Persistent Discrimination and Calls for Stronger Measures in 2024/2025 Season
The Berlin Football Association highlights ongoing discrimination in local football and calls for improved reporting and referee training to combat the issue.
Berlin Police Seize Over 800 kg of Illegal Fireworks in Large-Scale Raid
Berlin police seized over 800 kg of illegal fireworks and explosive materials in raids involving 140 officers, arresting three suspects in a crackdown ahead of New Year's Eve.
Berlin's State-Owned Companies Commit €13.8 Billion to Climate Protection by 2030
Berlin's 22 state-owned companies will invest €13.8 billion by 2030 to cut CO2 emissions by 70%, supported by Senate's additional funding under a landmark Climate Pact.
Berlin Commits €13.8 Billion in Climate Pact for State-Owned Companies and Infrastructure
Berlin plans to invest nearly €14 billion through state-owned companies and public infrastructure renovations under the Climate Pact 2025-2030 to reduce CO2 emissions by 70%.
Berlin Intensifies Suicide Prevention Amid Rising Concerns and Funding Challenges
Berlin faces rising suicide cases in 2024 and develops a decade-long prevention plan amid funding cuts threatening social work support.
Terrorist Attack Foiled in Berlin: Three Arrested Linked to Hamas
Three suspects tied to Hamas arrested in Berlin, thwarting a potential terrorist attack.
Calls Grow for Class Size Limits Amid Overcrowding in Berlin-Pankow Schools
Growing calls in Berlin-Pankow for class size limits amid ongoing overcrowding issues.
Wagenknecht Leads Peace Demonstration in Berlin
A peace demonstration in Berlin led by Sahra Wagenknecht highlights growing calls for diplomatic solutions.
Progress in Power Restoration Efforts in Berlin Following Outage
Berlin sees mixed progress as power restoration efforts continue post-outage.
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