🇩🇪 Germany

Exploring LGBTQ+ Berlin: Top 15 Must-Visit Spots for Queer Travelers
August 26 @ 4:38pm ET  
Berlin shines as a hub for LGBTQ+ travelers with its vibrant gay bars, clubs, and cultural spots like Eisenherz bookstore. Discover the top 15 ways to experience this welcoming city, from nightlife in Schöneberg to historic landmarks.
Exploring Germany's Enchanting Destinations: Castles, Lakes, and Towns
August 13 @ 8:35pm ET  
Explore Germany's fairytale castles like Neuschwanstein, serene alpine lakes such as Walchensee, and charming storybook towns. Uncover the magic of these enchanting destinations steeped in history and natural beauty.
Tragic Train Derailment in Southern Germany Claims Lives
July 28 @ 2:02pm ET  
A regional train derailed near Riedlingen, southern Germany, on July 27, killing three and injuring 41. Investigators suggest heavy rain and a mudslide likely caused the tragic crash.
Dog Rescued from Locker at Iconic Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany
July 8 @ 4:09am ET  
A dog was rescued from a locker at Germany's Neuschwanstein Castle after its owner locked it inside on a hot day to tour the site. Security freed the distressed pet, and the owner now faces charges for violating animal welfare laws.
Danish National Accused of Spying for Iran on Jewish Sites in Berlin
July 3 @ 12:04pm ET  
A Danish national, Ali S., was arrested for allegedly spying on Jewish targets in Berlin for Iran. His surveillance of sites like the German-Israeli Society raises serious security concerns.
German Police Dismantle Archetyp Darknet Drug Market in Major Operation
June 16 @ 8:01pm ET  
German police shut down Archetyp Market, a major darknet drug hub, in Operation Deep Sentinel, arresting eight including its creator in Spain. The platform had over 600,000 users and traded drugs worth at least 250 million euros.
Cologne Faces Historic Evacuation Over WWII Bombs Discovery
June 5 @ 2:07pm ET  
Cologne, Germany, saw its largest evacuation since WWII on June 4 as 20,000+ people left due to three unexploded bombs. The U.S.-made ordnance, found during construction, was defused within an hour.
Trump Welcomes German Chancellor Merz for Key White House Talks
June 5 @ 8:08am ET  
President Trump hosted German Chancellor Merz at the White House on June 5 for crucial talks on Ukraine, trade, and NATO. This historic meeting marks a new chapter in US-German relations amid global challenges.
Tesla Sales Plummet in Germany as Electric Vehicle Market Grows
June 4 @ 12:15pm ET  
Tesla sales in Germany, Europe's largest car market, are plummeting with a 49% drop in April despite a 27.8% rise in overall EV sales. German drivers are increasingly choosing other electric vehicle brands over Tesla.
German Watchdog Targets Amazon Over Pricing Restrictions
June 3 @ 8:09pm ET  
Germany's competition watchdog accuses Amazon of anti-competitive pricing practices that restrict sellers' freedom. This could lead to significant changes in Amazon's operations in Europe’s largest economy.
Berlin Court Strikes Down Germany's Border Asylum Rejections
June 3 @ 10:13am ET  
A Berlin court ruled on June 2 that Germany's border rejections of asylum seekers are unlawful, challenging Chancellor Merz's policies. The decision, favoring three Somalis, mandates processing under EU rules.
Tragic Fire at Hamburg Hospital Claims Three Lives
June 2 @ 6:03pm ET  
A tragic fire at Marienkrankenhaus in Hamburg, Germany, on June 1 killed three elderly patients and injured over 50. The cause remains under investigation as the community seeks answers on hospital safety.
Tragic Small Plane Crash in Germany Claims Two Lives in Korschenbroich
June 2 @ 8:01am ET  
A small plane crashed into a house terrace in Korschenbroich, Germany, on May 31, killing two, including the 71-year-old pilot. The cause remains under investigation as the community mourns.
Thyssenkrupp's Historic Shift to Holding Company Sparks Economic Concerns
May 27 @ 4:12pm ET  
Thyssenkrupp, Germany's iconic steelmaker, is transforming into a holding company after 200 years, sparking economic concerns. AfD leader Alice Weidel called the breakup a 'symbol of economic decline' amid massive job cuts.
Germany's Merz Approves Ukraine's Use of Long-Range Weapons on Russian Targets
May 27 @ 10:11am ET  
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed on May 26 that Ukraine can now use Western-supplied long-range weapons to strike Russian military targets. This policy shift by allies aims to strengthen Ukraine's defense against aggression.
German Court Sentences Ex-Volkswagen Managers in Dieselgate Fraud Case
May 27 @ 7:21am ET  
A German court convicted four ex-Volkswagen managers of fraud in the Dieselgate scandal on May 26, with two receiving prison sentences. The ruling addresses the manipulation of emissions controls in millions of vehicles.