Germany Faces Driest Spring Since 1931
Meteorological data confirms Germany is enduring its driest spring in nearly a century, with the Feb-April 2025 period the most arid since 1931 - raising…
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Sylt Party Scandal: One Man Charged, Three Others Cleared
Prosecutors have wrapped up their investigation into the Sylt party video that shocked Germany last year.
US Push to Revive Nord Stream Sparks Debate Over Russian Gas Return to Germany
US-backed discussions about reopening the Nord Stream pipelines could reshape Europe's energy policy.
Germany Faces Third Year of Economic Stagnation
The German government has revised its 2025 growth forecast to zero, marking three straight years of economic stagnation - the longest such stretch for…
Coalition Rift Emerges Over €15 Minimum Wage Promise
CDU/CSU and SPD are clashing over the €15 minimum wage pledge in their coalition deal. Here is what the dispute means for workers and expats across Germany.
Germany’s New Coalition Unveils Massive Economic Relief Plan Amid Industry Struggles
Friedrich Merz's CDU/CSU-SPD coalition has released a sweeping economic plan to revive Germany's struggling economy, with measures that will affect jobs and…
Germany Plans Major Shift in Migration Policy Under New Coalition Deal
The new CDU/CSU-SPD coalition is planning stricter border controls and tighter West Balkan migration rules, signalling a significant shift in Germany's…
New Study Reveals €1,200 Basic Income Boosts Wellbeing Without Reducing Work
A new German study finds that a €1,200 monthly basic income improves wellbeing without reducing employment, fuelling fresh debate over replacing the…
Trump’s Global Tariff Offensive Hits Germany Hard as EU Struggles to Respond
New US tariffs are dealing a significant blow to Germany's export-driven economy.
Government Pushes Mandatory Card Payment in All Shops
Germany's incoming coalition government wants to require all shops to accept card payments, a major step away from the country's long-standing preference…
Future of Deutschlandticket in Question Despite Proven Climate and Cost Benefits
Germany's popular €49 Deutschlandticket has cut emissions and saved billions, yet its long-term funding remains in doubt - a pressing concern for expats who…
Majority of Germans Now Support Return to Nuclear Power
Two years after shutting down its last nuclear plants, a majority of Germans now support restarting atomic energy, according to a new poll reflecting…