The German Interior Ministers have decided against harsh security measures in football stadiums, prioritizing dialogue and establishing a uniform stadium ban commission to enhance safety and fan experience.
Widespread youth protests have erupted in about 90 German cities opposing the newly passed mandatory military conscription law scheduled to start in 2026.
Germany’s revocation of Afghan resettlement promises and sharing of personal data with Afghan authorities prompt concerns over refugee safety and policy consistency.
The Bundestag's December 5 pension reform vote not only determines policy but serves as a decisive test of Chancellor Merz’s leadership amid internal party divisions and coalition challenges.
Germany's ruling coalition loses polling support amid public discontent, skepticism on Ukraine peace, pension worries, and backlash over Bundestag's Businessclass travel decision.
Germany's pension system faces demographic and financial challenges, prompting urgent reform plans and demands from life insurers for clearer political guidance to secure retirement futures.
Bundestag members have resumed flying business class despite ongoing austerity measures affecting German citizens, raising public criticism and political debate in 2025.
Germany's ruling coalition faces internal conflicts over the 2025 pension package amid fears of a Bundestag vote defeat, drawing parallels to historic coalition breakdowns.
The EU has agreed to fully cut Russian gas imports by 2027, enhancing energy independence amid geopolitical tensions and ensuring supply through alternative sources.
Ahead of the 2025 Interior Minister Conference, German football organizations and politicians clash over stadium bans, ticket personalization, and fan safety measures in football.
Beate Zschäpe has returned to court to testify against Susanne E. in a trial linked to the NSU extremists, highlighting continuing legal proceedings against support networks behind Germany’s far-right terrorist crimes.
Students across Bavaria plan protests against the new military service law as the Bundestag prepares to vote, highlighting tensions over conscription and compulsory service.
The German Union party faces internal divisions over the government's pension reform ahead of a crucial Bundestag vote, with leadership striving to secure support amid concerns about younger members' opposition.
Germany has extradited a Libyan war crimes suspect to the ICC, showcasing its commitment to international justice and contrasting with Italy's criticized refusal to do the same.
The AfD has removed Alexander Eichwald from its Herford faction and is moving to exclude him after his controversial far-right style speech at the youth wing Generation Deutschland event.
Germany and Poland held government consultations in Berlin focusing on security, energy, and rail connectivity, with Chancellor Merz affirming steadfast German support for Poland.
Chancellor Merz and Prime Minister Tusk advanced German-Polish relations on security, economics, historical reparations, and support for Ukraine during December 2025 consultations.
Germany and Poland hold high-level government talks to strengthen partnership on security and economic fronts while addressing WWII grievances amid complex public and political challenges.
The AfD establishes 'Generation Deutschland' as its new far-right youth wing under Jean-Pascal Hohm's leadership, reinforcing ideological control and radicalization among young party members.
Tens of thousands protested the AfD’s new youth group founding in Gießen, prompting a major police operation and sparking debate over the use of force and political extremism.
The AfD's newly formed youth wing 'Generation Deutschland' faces protests, extremist scrutiny, and internal controversies amid efforts to rebrand and control youth activism within the party.
The AfD has established its new youth wing 'Generation Deutschland' amid large protests and security measures in Gießen, led by Jean-Pascal Hohm, raising concerns about far-right extremism.
The AfD youth congress in Gießen was marred by violence and large protests, with political speeches drawing controversy and police confirming injuries and arrests.
The AfD's new youth group 'Generation Deutschland' was launched in Gießen amid large protests and scrutiny over extremist ties and controversial speeches.
The AfD established its new youth organization 'Generation Deutschland' led by Jean-Pascal Hohm amidst large-scale protests in Gießen, highlighting ongoing far-right advocacy and societal pushback.
The formation of the AfD's youth organization was marked by leadership setbacks and heated debates over a proposed name change, reflecting internal party tensions.
A workshop in Anklam addresses low female political participation in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, focusing on challenges and support networks for women politicians.