Bayern Munich faces an unprecedented goalkeeper shortage ahead of a crucial Champions League match, with 16-year-old Leonard Prescott in line for a shock debut – sparking legal and practical debates.
A new law establishes nationwide minimum security standards for hospitals, energy, and water supplies, aiming to bolster Germany's resilience against cyberattacks and sabotage.
Matthias Ostrzolek, a former Bundesliga player with Hannover 96 and HSV, ends his playing career to become head coach of fourth-tier club Wacker Burghausen, launching his full-time managerial journey with a shared vision for the club's future.
Travelers seeking to leave Ukraine by train often face sold-out routes, but the state railway has released practical tips to help passengers navigate the booking challenges and secure coveted tickets.
Israel has claimed responsibility for the killing of Gholamreza Soleimani, a commander of Iran's Basij militia. Iran has yet to confirm the incident as tensions in the region continue to escalate.
Germany's public sector faces a critical skills shortage, threatening its ability to function. The government has now enacted reforms to modernize civil service rules, aiming to attract new talent and boost career mobility for existing employees.
Berlin's Alte Nationalgalerie will host a major exhibition in 2026 dedicated to art dealer Paul Cassirer, showcasing over 120 works that highlight his role in establishing Impressionism in Germany.
Berlin has firmly declined a request from U.S. President Donald Trump for NATO allies to help secure the strategic Strait of Hormuz, highlighting deepening transatlantic rifts over security policy.
German football legend Lothar Matthäus expresses confidence in the national team's progress ahead of the 2026 World Cup, praising their cohesion under coach Julian Nagelsmann and predicting a semifinal run.
To mark its 30th anniversary, Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof museum unveils a new collection exhibition exploring the city's art scene in global dialogue from 1989 to the present. Over 70 works by more than 50 artists trace Berlin's myth between hedonism and subculture.
The US Embassy in Baghdad was targeted in a rocket attack, reportedly from Iran, while Hezbollah struck Israeli troops in Lebanon and Israel launched a major offensive, marking a sharp escalation in regional hostilities.
The European Union has declined to join a potential US-led military operation in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting growing strategic divergence between Brussels and Washington on security matters.
Bayer Leverkusen needs a win at Arsenal in the Champions League round of 16 to advance. We reveal where you can watch the decisive match live on TV and stream today.
A roundtable discussion examines the future of European capital markets in a world shaped by Donald Trump's policies, with experts warning of rising risks and calling for decisive European responses.
Germany's pension reform is sparking fierce debate over a proposed 1.5% cost cap, with banks calling it unnecessary while consumer advocates warn it could slash retirement savings by half. The clash highlights a fundamental divide: should market competition or strict regulation protect future retirees' nest eggs?
The German government has announced the winners of its Federal Theater Prize, with Dresden's HELLERAU center receiving the top award of €200,000.
Buses and trams in Bonn will grind to a halt on Tuesday and Thursday as the Verdi union escalates its wage dispute in the public sector with fresh warning strikes.
The German government is hitting the brakes on daily fuel price hikes with new legislation, while tapping into strategic oil reserves for immediate relief. These emergency measures aim to shield drivers from soaring costs as global tensions squeeze supply chains.
Following Bayern Munich's 2-2 draw with Bayer Leverkusen, honorary president Uli Hoeneß launched a fierce attack on referee Christian Dingert. Lothar Matthäus has now publicly countered this harsh assessment, defending the official's performance.
Russia's rare daylight missile strike on Kyiv during rush hour marks a chilling new tactic, aiming to terrorize civilians when the city is most vulnerable. This escalation signals a shift as Moscow's ground offensives falter, turning psychological warfare into a key front in the conflict.
Germany's new anti-SLAPP law proposal has sparked a heated debate among experts, with judges claiming the country lacks a systemic problem while activists warn that intimidation through legal threats is already silencing critics. The draft's limitation to cross-border cases faces criticism as experts argue it fails to address the real-world pressures on journalists and NGOs.
Canada, France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom have jointly expressed deep concern over rising violence in Lebanon, calling for immediate de-escalation and negotiations to achieve a political solution.
A new law aims to fast-track road and rail projects by declaring them of 'overriding public interest,' but critics warn it could undermine environmental protections and face legal challenges.
Germany's railway missions are bursting at the seams as poverty pushes more people to seek help. This surge exposes a stark social divide in an economically strong nation.
Ukrainian forces have expanded their attacks into Russian territory, with over 250 aerial objects reported near Moscow targeting military infrastructure, marking a strategic shift in the war.
Bavaria reports its lowest crime rate since 1978, but rising burglaries and a shifting suspect demographic highlight ongoing security concerns.
Germany's Culture Minister has convened major music labels for talks on reforming streaming platforms, aiming to boost transparency and ensure artists earn a living wage from digital music.
U.S. President Donald Trump has warned NATO of a 'very bad' future if it fails to support American efforts to secure the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil chokepoint at the center of rising tensions.
The German government is raising minimum wages for elderly care workers again this year and next, aiming to make the profession more attractive and counter a critical shortage of skilled staff.
Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann has unveiled the EU's new Entry/Exit System (EES) at Nuremberg and Memmingen airports. The digital system collects biometric data from non-EU travelers, aiming to significantly enhance border controls across the Schengen Area.
The German government has introduced new regulations to curb skyrocketing fuel prices, limiting gas stations to just one price hike per day while allowing reductions at any time.
Berlin wants to control integration means more precisely and transparently. The focus is on clear responsibilities, measurable goals and comprehensible implementation.
The city is examining a common model for advice, events and smaller cultural formats with clear municipal sponsorship.
Several cities in Bavaria are working on a joint overview of language courses, advice and school-related offers.
The focus is on smaller, quickly implemented measures for energy, advice and civil infrastructure.