The program “Mal ganz anders” will present Karpathos from a fresh, unexpected angle, focusing on human stories, time-honored recipes, untouched natural beauty and alternative activities.

Germany, launching its newly formed Federal Ministry for Digitalization and State Modernization, expressed interest in drawing from Greece’s institutional and technological experience.

As Germany’s industrial pillars falter—from chemicals to autos—Europe’s largest economy confronts a mounting crisis of costs, bureaucracy, and political drift. Industry leaders warn the country is edging toward a historic loss of competitiveness.

As a severe outbreak of goat and sheep pox spreads across Greece, importers in Germany brace for shortages of authentic Greek feta — with prices set to soar before the holidays and white cheese imitations already lining supermarket shelves.

Lieutenant General Alexander Sollfrank says Moscow has capacity for small-scale strikes, with NATO’s posture influencing any decision, as hybrid threats and nuclear intimidation form part of Russia’s strategy

Four Greek ministers head to Berlin in just one month — a rare diplomatic surge not seen since the eurozone crisis — to tackle migration, defense, trade, and energy in a rapidly shifting European landscape.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s planned trip to Ankara marks a turning point in German-Turkish relations — and a deal for 40 Eurofighter jets, struck despite Greece’s fierce objections, could reshape the balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean

A new diaNEOsis study reveals how economic hardship, identity, and family ties have shaped six decades of Greek migration to Germany

According to the German Foreign Ministry, preparations are already underway for a German-Egyptian Conference on the Reconstruction of Gaza.

The mayor of Herdecke has been found critically injured in her apartment on Tuesday afternoon. The motive for the attack remains unknown, investigations are ongoing

Friedrich Merz calls excluding Israel from Eurovision “a scandal” and says Germany may withdraw if the ban proceeds, amid EBU plans for a November vote on participation

Munich Airport resumed operations after drone sightings forced overnight cancellations and diversions, disrupting thousands of passengers ahead of Germany’s national holiday

The German philhellene associations, now gathered in Athens for their annual assembly, go a significant step further than the average German tourist in their engagement with Greece. They organize a wide range of educational programs centered on Greek themes

Dennis Schroder and his teammates showed why Germany always seem to have the final word.

The company aims to introduce Level 4 self-driving cars in Europe, starting with Germany, as competition with rivals like Lyft and Tesla heats up

This past hangs like a shadow over German-Greek relations and still surfaces whenever Germans and Greeks sit down together to discuss their relations

Several children and their guardian were injured after a BMW veered off course in Berlin. Authorities confirmed the incident was accidental, with emergency services still on site

Berlin distances itself from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s comments on deploying EU troops to Ukraine after the war, stressing such decisions require member state and NATO consensus, not unilateral Commission proposals

NATO seeks deterrence, not escalation, Germany's top defense chief said. "We are training exclusively for defensive purposes," Breuer said.