Baden-Württember, southern Germany’s wealthy state where family businesses ward off economic crisis
Small and medium-sized firms, many of them global market leaders, are responsible for more than half the area’s jobs
Auschwitz survivor Albrecht Weinberg: ‘Everything can go back to the way it was in the 1930s’
At 99, and after having survived three concentration camps, this citizen decided to return the Order of Merit after the political upheaval caused by the union of the center-right and the far-right against migration
Magdeburg Christmas market attack fuels migration and security debate in Germany
The far right, polling second in voting intention with 19%, is trying to take electoral advantage of the incident two months before the general elections, ignoring the fact that the attacker sympathized with its ideology
The eternal wait at the EU’s largest refugee center in the former Berlin airport
Around 4,700 people are waiting an average of 285 days in the Tegel shelters for a place to stay. ‘I came here to work. I didn’t think I would be stuck here,’ says a Ukrainian
The business magnates’ long goodbye: How the world’s richest people are planning their succession
Warren Buffett, Rupert Murdoch, Carlos Slim, Amancio Ortega, Juan Roig, Giorgio Armani and Bernard Arnault are facing one of the most critical moments for any family business: generational change. And in some cases, it is far from clear who will be their successor
Major German companies mobilize to prevent populist support in European elections
An alliance of 30 large consortiums warned against the rise of extremist and racist groups. ‘We want more diversity, more openness and more tolerance for a society worth living in’
Germany accelerates debate over reintroduction of compulsory military service
Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has prepared a proposal to address the lack of soldiers in the army with the support of the Social Democrats and Conservatives
Bosch’s auto parts business faces EV transition hurdles
The top automotive components manufacturer aims to stay competitive by cutting over 7,000 jobs
‘I was almost a little amused.’ Schäuble’s posthumous memoirs reveal a proposal to overthrow Merkel
In a new book published this Monday, the veteran German politician reviews the CDU’s illegal financing scandal, the austerity policy during the financial crisis, and the impact of the refugee crisis in 2015
Germany will include questions about Israel and antisemitism in its new citizenship test
The German Interior Minister said that the country has a ‘special responsibility for the protection of Jews’ because of the Holocaust
Berlin’s techno clubs, from euphoria after the fall of the Wall to today’s cultural heritage
The recent inclusion of these electronic music festivals on the UNESCO list has reinforced the German capital’s image as a symbol of freedom
Scholz’s refusal to send Taurus missiles to Ukraine divides German government
The Chancellor argues that the delivery of this long-range weaponry heightens the risk of Germany being dragged into the war
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