Elena G. Sevillano

German, Danish and Swedish investigations into the Baltic Sea pipeline explosions remain shrouded in secrecy

The EU’s biggest economy has taken in more asylum seekers as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine than in total during the crisis of 2015 and 2016

Marco Goecke, one of the country’s best-known choreographers, confronted a reporter from ‘Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung’ over a bad review she had written

Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands have formed a coalition to refit 100 Leopard 1 tanks that have been in storage for decades to send to Ukraine

Pressure is mounting on Germany to unlock delivery of its Leopard 2 tanks while defense officials meet to discuss taking military aid to the next level

The six defendants accused of one of the most spectacular burglaries in recent years have given back some of the valuable 18th-century jewelry in an attempt to reduce their sentence. But much of it is broken and in pieces

With a vast exhibition, Berlin celebrates its most famous archaeologist, an uneducated millionaire who used his fortune to search for Homer’s heroes

One million liters of water flooded out, causing minor injuries and damage to the hotel where it was located. Many more people could have been hurt if the accident had happened later in the day

The 25 suspects held on Wednesday are part of a far-right group that does not recognize the legitimacy of the Federal Republic that emerged from World War II

Although recent polls suggest a majority is in favor of introducing checks to reduce reliance on Russian gas, the FDP liberals in the government coalition oppose curtailing what they view as an expression of personal freedom

Countries on NATO’s eastern flank are accelerating efforts to secure anti-aircraft systems to guard against similar future events due to the war in Ukraine

The German sporting goods manufacturer shed more than 4% on the stock market and expects losses of up to $250 million on net income in 2022 after ending its association with the rapper now known as Ye

The 19-year-old Swedish environmental activist – turned into a global icon in the fight against climate change – is promoting her new book and thinking about what she should study

Incident comes on top of what has been described as sabotage by the international community, though only Ukraine and Poland have openly blamed Russia

President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said he felt “shame” for having taken decades to recognize failures mistakes and to agree on compensation for the families, who will receive €28 million

Berlin urges people to save on gas as fears grow that Russia will further reduce supply

Police believe the eight-year-old child, named Joe, became increasingly disoriented as he headed further into the rainwater drain. If a neighbor had not heard his cries, authorities say he may not have been discovered

The move has little practical impact on returning travelers, but the tourism industry fears it could have a negative effect on bookings at a delicate time due to a new spike in cases

The government has launched an €8m campaign to attract visitors from Germany, as doubts remain over whether Britain’s ‘amber’ travel list will be updated this summer

While the regions are under a perimetral lockdown in a bid to curve coronavirus contagions, the country remains open to European travelers, many of whom have already booked vacations in the Balearic Islands

The move comes after a number of cases of blood clots were reported among people who had received the Covid-19 medication

The 14-day cumulative number of cases per 100,000 inhabitants has fallen to 189 but remains far from the government’s goal of 50

Many Spaniards living abroad are complaining about the hassle and expense of observing the new requirements introduced by their government ahead of the holiday season

Pedro Sánchez stated on Sunday that the campaign could begin as early as January, and that the government will “guarantee fair access to the vaccine or vaccines”

The Health Ministry on Tuesday added 411 victims to the official death toll but reported 17,395 new cases, one of the lowest figures seen in recent weeks

The threshold of 150 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, considered to be the maximum alert level, was passed on August 20. Since then the virus has not stopped spreading

Experts say the restrictions on movement, many of which are already in place, will not be enough to stop the spread of the coronavirus without measures aimed at reducing capacity and social activity