Growing Strain on German Food Banks as Demand Surges Among the Needy
Food banks across Germany are rationing supplies and turning people away as demand surges over the holiday season, exposing growing poverty despite the…

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Food banks across Germany are rationing supplies and turning people away as demand surges over the holiday season, exposing growing poverty despite the…
The fall of Assad's regime has reopened Germany's debate on nearly one million Syrian refugees.
Volkswagen and union IG Metall have agreed on a historic reform package to protect jobs and restore competitiveness.
A car was driven into the Magdeburg Christmas market crowd, killing two and injuring over 60. Here is what expats in Germany need to know about the incident.
Germany's major parties have released their 2025 election platforms. This overview covers the key economic and social policies that will shape life for…
Around 10,000 cash transport workers may strike days before Christmas, risking disruptions to Germany's ATM and cash supply networks at one of the busiest…
Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces a Bundestag confidence vote that could trigger snap elections.
Deutsche Bahn has rolled out a new timetable with expanded international connections, revised domestic routes, and higher ticket prices - key updates for…
Germany's retail sector is underperforming during the crucial Christmas shopping weeks, according to HDE data.
The Union's draft federal election program promises broad tax relief, pension reforms, and tighter migration controls - outlining major policy shifts that…
A Bertelsmann Foundation survey shows many young people in Germany feel they cannot influence political decisions, raising concerns about democratic…
Chancellor Scholz has proposed lowering VAT on basic food from 7% to 5%, but the idea faces pushback from economists and political rivals.