Germany and the UK vow to tackle ‘migrant smugglers’, Germany’s birth rate falls, Lieferando to cut 2,000 jobs and more news on Friday, July 18th.
In the German state of Baden-Württemberg well over a thousand education positions went unfilled for years due to a glitch in a computer programme, officials say.
One country’s national stereotype is about hard work and efficiency, the other’s is more concerned with lunch, cigarette breaks and strikes – but is it actually true that the Germans work harder than the French?
Foreign parents-to-be in might want to become German citizens to strengthen their residency rights in the country. Does having a child in the country make it easier to do so?
Berlin has introduced a weapons ban – including knives and batons – for all passengers of the city’s trains, buses and trams. Here’s what you need to know.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will travel to London Thursday to sign a ‘friendship treaty’ with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as Britain seeks to improve post-Brexit ties with its neighbours.
More than one-in-five people in Germany live by themselves, a rate which has surged in the past twenty years, according to new figures.
The European Union executive on Wednesday proposed a two-trillion-euro long-term budget focused on tackling overseas competition and Russian aggression, but it was quickly shot down by Germany, the bloc’s largest member.
A large EU budget proposal receives immediate criticism from Germany, Chancellor Merz travels to London to sign ‘friendship treaty’, the state of Bavaria wants to abolish its climate report and more news on Thursday, July 17th.
There’s little better than cooling off in a river on a warm summer day, but in German cities it can be tricky to know which ones are safe to swim. We’ve found the cities where you’re ok to take the plunge – and a few you’re better off avoiding.