German factory retools from trains to tanks: ‘Not everyone is happy about the transition’
As weapons production ramps up in the face of the Russian threat, assembly lines in Görlitz are switching from rail carriages to battle tanks
As weapons production ramps up in the face of the Russian threat, assembly lines in Görlitz are switching from rail carriages to battle tanks
Once dismissed as obscene, Helga Goetze’s street sermons on sex and pacifism are being reappraised as the city confronts its radical past
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The chancellor had previously said it was possible to foresee German soldiers helping maintain a peace agreement
European leaders say proposed security guarantees agreed with US include a Ukrainian peacetime army of 800,000 troops and European-led military support force
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz held his coalition together to see a controversial pensions vote pass in parliament
German far-right party, which is leading opinion polls, has rebooted its youth wing but conference begins in fascist vein
A vote on state pensions could decide how soon the chancellor is nudged into political retirement
As museums showcase the country’s comedic past, contemporary laughter struggles to find its place
Attitudes sour over history of occupation and contemporary security pressures overshadow latest rapprochement
Rheinmetall chief executive Armin Papperger on what rearmament means for Germany and Europe
Might Merz, by sharing his family history and encouraging others to engage with their family past, help prevent Germany from sliding again into political extremism?
Paris and Berlin latest to reintroduce measure to strengthen forces as US steps back from Continent
Move comes amid growing concerns over Russia’s threat to other European nations beyond Ukraine
Popular singers die four years earlier than less famous ones, researchers find
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Merz retains plenty of goodwill, but even friends and allies admit coalition leaves him in a bind
Düsseldorf police commissioner facing charges of attempted fraud
Ireland’s new consulate general in Germany’s financial capital has opened its doors in a permanent premises
The author on his new novel, Conversation with the Sea; his German heritage; and how Germany is in denial about Gaza
If Russia strikes the UK, they won’t stop at Ireland, a German professor of international politics warns
Co-leader Tino Chrupalla defends Putin and suggests Poland may threaten Germany, widening divisions at the top of the far-right party
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Federal economic advisers warn ‘special’ €500m fund being used for election promises rather than promised new infrastructure investment
Left-wing firebrand Sahra Wagenknecht takes a back seat as country debates military service and main Protestant church revises pacifist tradition
Saudi-born doctor (51) charged with six counts of murder and 358 counts of attempted murder
Eisbach wave in the Bavarian city had been a surfing magnet for decades but disappeared after a recent cleanup
Eighty years ago reporter Seaghan Maynes took his seat just yards from Hermann Göring. His dispatches captured the drama, tedium and moral reckoning of the trial that shaped international justice
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Paramilitary force RSF seizes last major city in Sudan’s Darfur region, reportedly killing more than 450 people in a hospital
Short-term relief for carmakers unlikely to enable them catch China in electric-vehicle race
Daniel Tatlow-Devally (31) and four other pro-Palestinian activists were arrested after they allegedly stormed the offices of Elbit Systems
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Friedrich Merz’s remarks about mass immigration have divided public opinion and sparked protests at CDU HQ
Oliver Sears returns to Łodz with an exhibition honouring his murdered grandfather – and confronting Poland’s uneasy memory of its vanished Jewish community
Chancellor says it is for each German government 'to reassess' living up to responsibility of Israeli security
But diplomats say threat of suspending agreement must ‘stay on table’ as leverage for Gaza
Donegal-born writer Liam Cagney finds meaning, exile and joy on Berlin’s dance floors
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Nick Woltemade’s first international goal makes the difference on frustrating night for Michael O’Neill
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French president critical of Israeli settlements and demands Hamas exclusion at peace conference attended by western and Arab leaders
Move follows recent disruption from suspected Russian incursions across Europe
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