100 Years of Lufthansa: Celebration Overshadowed by Strikes, Rising Costs, and War Protests
Germany is marking a major milestone as its flagship airline, Lufthansa, turns 100. But instead of pure celebration, the anniversary
German Chancellor Clarifies Controversial Syrian Refugee Remarks Amid Backlash
Chancellor Addresses Controversial Refugee Comments German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has issued a clarification regarding recent statements he made about the
Germany and Syria Discuss Refugee Returns Amid Rising Economic Pressure
Chancellor Merz Meets Syrian President German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met with Syria’s interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa during his visit to
Soaring Fuel Costs Fuel Germany’s Far-Right Push for Closer Ties With Russia
Far-Right Party Leverages Energy Crisis Germany’s Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is using rising fuel prices to push for renewed
Germany Unveils Bold Economic Reforms to Boost Growth
Germany’s Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil has outlined a sweeping set of economic reforms aimed at revitalizing the country’s slowing economy.
Germany Sees Slight Drop in Inflation as Price Growth Slows
Germany’s inflation rate eased slightly in February, settling at 2.0%, according to the federal statistics office, confirming earlier preliminary data.
Germany’s Merz Wraps Up First China Visit, Praises Cooperation but Warns of Trade Tensions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has concluded his first official trip to China, a two-day visit that mixed praise for cooperation
Germany Inflation Rises 2.1% at Start of 2026 as Food and Fuel Costs Climb
Germany’s inflation rate ticked up to 2.1% at the beginning of 2026, driven largely by higher food and energy prices,
BASF CEO Reaffirms Commitment to Germany Operations
Indeed, the chief executive officer of the global chemical behemoth, BASF, Martin Brudermüller, reiterated the company’s commitment to its German
German Business Confidence Drops in September as Weak Outlook Persists
German Business Sentiment Falls Unexpectedly German business morale slipped in September, according to the latest Ifo Institute survey, signaling ongoing