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deutschland.de

• Germany and Norway extend space travel cooperation
• German UN candidacy: respect, justice, peace
• Berlin and London to cooperate on rare earths
• Germany-UK Business-Government Forum in Berlin
• Minehunter to be relocated to Mediterranean
• New AI alliance for government agencies and critical infrastructure
• BND leader wants to turn the intelligence service into a defence unit
• Wadephul: Hungary is back in the European family
• Kéré designs sustainable Goethe-Institut in Dakar
• Germany and Brazil are forging closer bonds

dw.com

faz.net-english

• Educator of children’s home: "Many parents are unable to raise their children"
• Interview with Ola Källenius: "The switch to electric cars will happen faster than expected"
• Rittal International: A factory straight out of science fiction
• Economists and their home turf: Goodbye Germany
• Cuneiform and AI: By the pieces of Babylon
• Earthquake in Turkey: Why did so many buildings collapse?
• Assisted suicide: “Life was a party, but the party is over. We are ready to go”
• Jakob Falkner from Tyrol: The Ski emperor and the melting snow
• Russian schools: Patriotism as a mandatory subject
• Einspruch exklusiv: Hilft Karlsruhes Klimabeschluss der Demokratie?
• Micro-Multilateralism: Are cities saving UN Ideals?
• Debate on German reunification: Master narrative with blank spaces

newsingermany.com

spiegel.de

• German Chancellor Friedrich Merz: "I Am Dissatisfied with the Prevailing Atmosphere in Germany"
• Ten Years after the End of the One-Child Policy: A Visit to Ground Zero of China's Aging Population
• Terror Records in German Hands: ISIS and the Bureaucracy of Evil
• The War in Ukraine: As Russian Losses Mount, Signing Bonuses for Recruits Are Skyrocketing
• Defense in Orbit: Germany Goes Big in the Military Space Race
• Trump's Blockade: The Lights Are Going Out in Cuba
• Donald Trump Has Run Out of Options in Iran
• Ukrainians Soldiers Who Have Abandoned the Fight: All Quiet on the Eastern Front
• U.S. Military Expert on Oil Tanker Convoys in the Strait of Hormuz: "Iran Must Only Succeed Once to Trigger a Catastrophe"
• Indigenous Activist Nick Tilsen: "Trump Wants to Hear Nothing about the Genocide against Indigenous Nations"
• Donald Trump's U.S. Abandons Role as Global Leader
• Insta, TikTok and Co.: Is Australia's Social Media Ban for Children Actually Working?

thelocal.de

• Germany says it is 'prepared' for any reduction in US troops
• Are these the best seven parks in Berlin?
• 'Liebeskummer': How to talk about dating like a German
• Walpurgisnacht: Meet seven of Germany's most famous witches
• Thousands of German petrol stations accused of breaking midday price rule
• First train in a decade between Copenhagen, Berlin and Prague to depart on Friday
• German auto giant Volkswagen warns of more cost cuts as profits plunge
• What Germany's new heating law means for tenants and landlords
• The essential guide to celebrating May 1st in Berlin in 2026
• Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
• Why do some US citizens seek asylum in Germany?
• Germany's plan to crack down on high rents for furnished, short-term flats

zeit.de-english

• Nazi Party Membership Registry: A Belated Reckoning
• Family Past in the NSDAP: »Grandpa Joined the Nazi Party in 1937. What Would I Have Done?«
• Nazi Past: The Evidence Is Now Open to All
• Curtis Yarvin: An Extremist Walks into a Sauna
• Joscha Bach: "I had the feeling that his heart was dark"
• Bobi Wine: "The election was stolen"
• Adam Smith: "This is no trade policy, this is blackmail!"
• Chronic pain: The Science Of Unlearning Pain: A New German Approach To Chronic Suffering
• Return to Syria: When A German Politician Cites "Patriotism" In His Call For Syrian Refugees To Go Back Home
• Palestinians: Victims Or Terrorists: The Blind Spot In How We See Palestinians
• Werner Herzog: From Ghost Elephants To Grilled Meat: Werner Herzog’s Curious Leap Onto Instagram
• Stephan Lewandowsky: "Kennedy is literally running amok"