The Eurogroup president will meet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil in Berlin. Growth, competitiveness, fiscal coordination and deeper European financial integration are the main issues on the agenda

The electoral results in Saxony-Anhalt mark a historic rupture in German politics

The auto industry crisis threatens more than just thousands of jobs

Greece's hourly wages lag far behind Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and the EU average, based on new data from Greece In Figures

Under pressure from the far-right AfD, Berlin revives returns of migrants to their first EU entry countries, testing European solidarity

Germany's economic model is under severe strain, and Merz's reform agenda has stalled amid coalition compromises. As public trust collapses, the AfD has become the country's strongest political force, raising doubts about Merz's future and Germany's stability

Germany's public health institute says nearly 9,800 people have died from heat-related causes in 2026, with more than 40°C temperatures forecast for several regions

Berlin says an EU-mandated mission should be considered after UNIFIL expires at the end of 2026, aiming to prevent a security vacuum and support stability in southern Lebanon.

The UK is the favorite market for Chinese-made cars, while France and Germany are showing signs of resistance

Six high-risk contacts are also being transferred to Europe for quarantine as health authorities expand efforts to contain the deadly outbreak linked to the Bundibugyo strain.

A German passenger exposed on a cruise ship linked to a deadly hantavirus outbreak will be tested in Düsseldorf, while Dutch authorities coordinate evacuations amid ongoing international response efforts

On May 5th, 1955, West Germany was granted sovereignty, but at a price: Western alignment and a nation split by the Cold War

What is good can always be improved. That, in essence, was the message conveyed by Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul during his visit to Athens.

Athens and Berlin agree to deepen cooperation across foreign policy, defense, economy, and culture, marking a new strategic phase in bilateral relations grounded in shared democratic values and long-term collaboration.

A 16-year-old girl in Berlin has refused to see her father, even under social worker supervision. German law considers both the child’s wishes and their well-being in family visitation disputes.