Intel Halts Chip Factory Construction in Magdeburg
Intel has postponed construction of its planned semiconductor factory in Magdeburg for two years, a blow to Germany's ambitions to expand its high-tech…
What's Happening in Germany
Stay informed about the latest events and developments in Germany. This category provides up-to-date coverage on national news, regional happenings, policy changes, and significant announcements that affect life in Germany.
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AfD Politician Petr Bystron Faces Allegations of Misusing Public Funds for Private Staff
AfD politician Petr Bystron faces scrutiny over allegations he used public funds to pay for private staff.
Germany Reintroduces Border Checks to Curb Illegal Migration and Crime
Germany has reinstated spot checks at borders with France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Denmark through March 2025, affecting cross-border…
Berlin Finally Introduces Online Address Registration
Berlin is introducing online Anmeldung from mid-October 2024, finally allowing residents to register their address without a Bürgeramt appointment - a major…
Explosion in Cologne's Nightlife District Sparks Intensive Police Investigation
An explosion hit Cologne's busy Hohenzollernring nightlife area, triggering a major police investigation.
Brandenburg Prepares for Pivotal State Election
Brandenburg's September 2024 state election is shaping up as a pivotal vote with shifting alliances and rising tensions.
Mr. Scholz Defends The Traffic-Light Coalition's Migration Policy
Chancellor Scholz defended the traffic-light coalition's migration policy amid growing political debate, emphasizing the need to attract skilled workers…
Card Payment Disruptions All Across Germany
A technical failure at an IT service provider caused widespread card payment outages across Germany. Here is what expats need to know about the disruptions.
Imminent Weather Challenges Across Central Europe
Germany and Central Europe are bracing for severe weather with a high risk of flooding and landslides.
Germany Moves Away from Swiss Military Supplies
Germany has decided to stop purchasing military goods from Switzerland, reshaping European defense procurement.
Dresden's Carolabrücke Partially Collapsed
A section of Dresden's Carolabrücke, in use since the 1970s, collapsed overnight, disrupting tram and road traffic.
Intense Debate on Migration Policy Dominates German Political Arena
Chancellor Scholz sharply criticized opposition migration plans in a heated parliamentary session.