Germany Launches World’s Fourth-Fastest AI Supercomputer to Compete with US and China
Germany’s New AI Powerhouse Unveiled by Chancellor Merz Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz inaugurated a groundbreaking supercomputer powered by Nvidia chips
Germany Pledges €10 Billion Boost for Civil Protection and Disaster Preparedness by 2029
Germany’s Major Investment in Civil Protection Announced Germany is set to invest 10 billion euros (around 12 billion dollars) in
JPMorgan Bets Big on Germany: Chase Digital Bank to Launch in 2026
JPMorgan to Launch Chase Digital Bank in Germany in 2026 JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the United States, announced
‘Predictability Has Huge Value’: Jaishankar Stresses India-Germany Ties Amid Global Uncertainty
India calls for stability in an unpredictable world External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday underlined the importance of predictability
India Seeks German Backing to Fast-Track EU Trade Talks, Aims to Double Bilateral Trade
New Delhi: India is banking on Germany’s support to strengthen its relationship with the European Union and accelerate progress in
German Cabinet Approves Exemptions to Supply Chain Act
Berlin: The German cabinet has approved key changes to the country’s supply chain act, easing compliance requirements for larger companies
German Economy Minister Explores State Financing to Boost Defence Industry Amid Russia Threat
Germany’s Economy Minister has revealed that the government is considering providing state financing to the country’s defence sector. This move
Merz Promises Municipal Debt Relief Ahead of Key State Elections
Berlin | September 1, 2025 — German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced on Saturday that the federal government will begin providing
France and Germany Push Back Against Trump’s Criticism of EU Tech Laws
France and Germany firmly rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s criticism of European technology regulations on Friday, defending the European Union’s
Kremlin Dismisses Report of Russian Drones Over U.S. Weapons Routes in Germany as ‘Fake News’
The Kremlin has firmly denied recent media reports suggesting that Russia or its allied groups have been flying surveillance drones