VW Job Cuts: Up to 100,000 at Risk
VW job cuts could reach 100,000 as the supervisory board weighs closing four German plants and long talks begin.
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Grundsicherung Reform Replaces Buergergeld
The Grundsicherung reform replaces Buergergeld on July 1 with day-one asset checks and harder sanctions for claimants.
Voyeurism Law Reform in Germany: What is on the Table?
Germany is reforming its voyeurism law to address digital misuse and non-consensual sharing of intimate footage.
German Draft Assessment Debate Intensifies
Germany's armed forces chief is pushing to assess all eligible citizens for military service, not just volunteers.
Germany Digitalization Drive Sets New Targets
Germany's digitalization minister has unveiled measurable targets for modernizing government services.
North Korean POWs seek South Korea
Two North Korean soldiers captured by Ukrainian forces have expressed a wish to go to South Korea.
Germany Asylum Applications Fall in October
Germany recorded 8,823 asylum applications in October, slightly fewer than in September.
Germany Plans 2026 Pension Increase of Around 3.7 Percent
Germany's 21 million pensioners are set for a roughly 3.7 percent pension rise in 2026.
VW Reports €1 Billion Loss as Porsche Struggles Deepen
Volkswagen reported a loss of over one billion euros in Q3 2025, one of its worst quarters in years.
Germany Approves Record Minimum Wage Increase
Germany's cabinet has approved the biggest minimum wage rise since its introduction a decade ago.
Germany Launches Hightech Agenda to Escape “Mid-Tech Trap”
Germany unveiled a federal Hightech Agenda backed by Chancellor Merz to escape the mid-tech trap and reclaim a leading role in global innovation and…
Eastern Europeans Lead Germany’s Immigrant Happiness Rankings
New research from Germany's Federal Institute for Population Research reveals clear gaps in life satisfaction between immigrant groups.