A Danish opinion piece argues that EU-wide regulations are preferable to having 27 different sets of national rules.

Rik De Lisle, a renowned radio legend who captivated listeners in Berlin and across Germany from 1978, has passed away at the age of 79.

An initiative in Berlin aims to significantly reduce motorized traffic within the city's S-Bahn ring. Opponents of the proposal are reportedly using misleading arguments against it.

A column reflects on how mandatory cleaning shifts at a kindergarten in Berlin fostered a sense of community, making the author feel truly 'Berliner'.

Leading Danish newspapers Berlingske and Jyllands-Posten have published editorials criticizing the idea of parties owning the mandates of elected officials to reduce the number of independent members.

A podcast features two East Berlin natives discussing the past and future of digital transformation, with former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke explaining why "everyone can code now" is good news and its consequences. The conversation touches on how human-written code might soon feel historical.

Several current television series, including "Sternstunde der Mörder," "Babylon Berlin," and "The Testaments," are exploring themes of dictatorship and repression, prompting reflection on their relevance to contemporary reality.

Germany is set to amend its military service law, allowing men aged 17 to 45 to travel abroad for extended periods without requiring a special permit from the Bundeswehr.

Slovaks are consistently paying more for the same branded food products compared to prices in cities like Berlin or Vienna, despite lower wages, prompting the EU to investigate potential unfair practices by large corporations.

A new German regulation, drawing comparisons to the Berlin Wall era, mandates that all men over 17 must report their stays abroad to the army to ensure a reliable military service record if needed.

When the DR Big Band made a comeback in the USA after more than two decades, the musicians were met with criticism even before their departure for "sanctioning" President Trump.

The Berliner Ensemble's program features two productions, 'Antigone' and 'Der Hauptmann von Köpenick,' which prioritize brilliant role-playing over social or political commentary.

Danish cultural personality Camilla Miehe-Renard offers her 'ten commandments of love,' cautioning against overly symbiotic relationships, as part of a series in Berlingske.

An opinion piece from Berlingske argues that conservative parties in Denmark must prioritize idea development during the current parliamentary period, including those potentially holding ministerial posts, as they lack clear answers to contemporary challenges.

An exhibition titled 'Queer Art in the GDR?' is currently being displayed at four locations in Berlin, delving into the lives and works of queer artists from the former East Germany.

The Berlin dentists' pension fund (Versorgungswerk VZB) has incurred billions in damages, drawing attention to the licensing model of Engel & Völkers.

A citizens' initiative to restrict car traffic in Berlin has ignited controversy and opposition from conservative and far-right parties ahead of upcoming elections in the German capital.

A youth center in Berlin reportedly chose not to report an alleged rape of a teenage girl, with staff stating they believed 'Muslim boys already face increased police attention'.

A travel feature details a method for visiting Paris and Berlin on a budget, claiming it's possible to do so for under £100.

Eleni Foureira continues to expand her influence beyond borders, as her name now features in the official nominations for the Berlin Music Awards.

March 24 marks 144 years since physician Robert Koch identified the tuberculosis bacillus in Berlin, a discovery that profoundly changed the course of medicine.

An elite unit of the Polish Home Army (AK) known as "Zagra-Lin," led by Lt. Bernard Drzyzga "Jarosław," was responsible for a powerful explosion in the heart of Berlin on April 10, 1943.

Historian Ian Buruma's new book, 'Stay Alive,' explores the lives of ordinary Berliners, including his own father, during World War II, offering insights into how easily people conformed during the Nazi era.

Berlingske journalists are challenging readers daily with 10 new questions on various exciting topics, including a recent quiz asking 'What do you know about rich Danes through the ages?'

Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz with 10 new questions, challenging readers' knowledge on various exciting topics, including the long history of the Middle East.

The Baden-Baden Easter Festival has commenced with a visually powerful production of Wagner's 'Lohengrin,' marking a new chapter for the Festspielhaus after the departure of the Berlin Philharmonic.

The legendary musical "Cabaret" transports audiences to the dazzling world of the Kit Kat Club in 1930s Berlin, featuring the enigmatic performer Sally Bowles and her famous song "Life is a Cabaret."

Berlingske journalists challenge readers daily with 10 new questions on intriguing topics, including a quiz on life's risks.

An opinion piece in Haaretz draws a controversial comparison between Iran and Nazi Germany, while likening Berlin's current stance to that of Neville Chamberlain.

Bo Svensson has been named the new head coach of FCK, following his unemployment since being fired from Union Berlin in December 2024.

Berlingske journalists challenge readers daily with 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a quiz on cardinal directions.

A Luxembourgish actor, based in Berlin, discusses his recent performance at the Kapuzinertheater and how a play about a deceased woman reveals much about his own identity and experiences.

The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin went dark for an hour as part of Earth Hour, an international initiative promoting environmental protection since 2007.

An opinion piece from Berlingske titled "Grumpy Old Men" discusses an unspecified topic.

A young couple living in Berlin and another in Hungary discussed how the results of the April 12 elections could impact their lives, with the possibility of moving abroad or returning home being at stake.

The Salzburg Easter Festival is featuring Wagner's 'Das Rheingold' as the opening to the 'Ring des Nibelungen' cycle, with reviews noting the return of the Berliner Philharmoniker under Kirill Petrenko.

The 'Ikar' awards for 2026 were presented on International Theater Day, March 27, with 'Berlin, Berlin' taking top honors at the ceremony in the Ivan Vazov National Theater.

German Michelin-starred chef Max Strohe shared his views on the Noma scandal, Berlin's numerous burger restaurants, and his ideal restaurant in Vienna during an interview.

Interim Syrian President Ahmad Shara is set to visit Berlin for talks on refugee returns and Syria's post-war reconstruction, a visit that has drawn criticism from Kurdish and human rights groups.

The German government has confirmed that the Syrian president is scheduled to visit Berlin on Monday for official engagements.

Travel between the capitals of France and Germany, Berlin and Paris, will once again be possible by night train starting tonight.

An arrest warrant has been executed in Berlin against a 49-year-old Signa manager, who is accused of four counts of embezzlement. The individual has since been released under strict reporting conditions.

The Berlin winner film 'Rose', starring Oscar nominee Sandra Hüller, has been acquired by Mubi for distribution rights across North America, UK, Latin America, Italy, and other territories.

SPD chairman Lars Klingbeil delivered a 'jolt-speech' in Berlin, signaling his desire for a different SPD, with some of his proposals potentially facing resistance within his own party.

Berlin food stylist Hannah Kleeberg has published a book dedicated to hosting guests, where she shares advice on handling mishaps and emphasizes that good hosting doesn't require perfection, even suggesting ordering pizza is acceptable.

The play 'Belgrade-Berlin,' based on a text by Maja Pelević and directed by Ivona Mitić and Lazar Tešić, will be performed for the first time at SKC Baza (Cetinjska 15) on Thursday, April 2nd.

A critic from Berlingske newspaper expressed bewilderment regarding the hype surrounding the Oscar-nominated film 'Sirat,' despite its numerous awards and critical acclaim. The reviewer admitted to not understanding the film's appeal.

Four members of Hamas were sentenced to long prison terms in Berlin for their involvement in the Islamist terrorist group, including one who established a weapons depot in Bulgaria for their operational plans.

Renowned director Wim Wenders will be presented with an honorary award by the German Film Academy at a ceremony in Berlin on May 29.

Collien Fernandes has halted filming in Southeast Asia to fly to Berlin and discuss stricter laws with politicians, aiming to make Germany 'no longer a perpetrator's paradise'.

AirBaltic will open five new direct flight routes to Kuusamo, Finland, from London, Manchester, Berlin, Hamburg, and Riga, operating from December 2026 to March 2027, expected to bring approximately 12,000 tourists to the Ruka region.

This article provides live updates and ongoing developments regarding the war in Iran from Berlingske.

Berlin's Governing Mayor Kai Wegner has apologized for "communicative errors" and admitted mistakes in his crisis management following a multi-day power outage in the city, for which he had been under pressure due to contradictory statements.

The Danish newspaper Berlingske reported on its experience following politicians and posing questions they were reluctant to answer.

CPH:DOX Artistic Director Niklas Engstrøm commented on the challenges of keeping government oversight 'at arm's length' at international film festivals, referencing issues at the Berlin Film Festival.

Handball club Füchse Berlin discovered their Bundesliga champion trophy in their own basement, months after it was believed to have been stolen following their first national title win last June.

The Berlin Film Festival has announced its 2025 dates, running from February 10-21, and will begin a day earlier than previous editions.

A Montenegrin family residing in Berlin, known for its philanthropic work, has provided financial support to the "Lovćen" Kickboxing Club and "Crnogorac" Judo Club in Cetinje.

A painting that shocked Germany a century ago, depicting a skeleton toppling a royal throne, has been returned to Berlin after being hidden for 100 years.

Berlingske journalists are daily presenting a quiz with 10 new questions to challenge readers' knowledge about the ongoing Danish general election.

A "stolen trophy" belonging to German handball champions Füchse Berlin, initially thought to be stolen, was happily found in the basement of the club's offices.

Berlin-based artist Agnė Juodvalkytė has opened her solo exhibition 'Sūkuriai' (Drifts) at the Drifts Gallery in Vilnius, featuring her latest abstract paintings.

A three-day immersive fan experience dedicated to Michael Jackson, celebrating "the man and the movie," is scheduled to take place at the Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin.

The Athens-based film house Heretic has secured significant distribution deals for 'Trial of Hein', including North American rights, following its Teddy Jury Award win at the Berlin Film Festival.

A Danish newspaper editorial expresses concern over the increasing number of independent candidates in recent years, arguing it risks damaging trust in the country's democratic election system.

A review highlights Vinzenzo Latronico's novel "Perfection," which portrays the superficial and empty aspects of a curated hipster lifestyle, offering more than just a generational novel from Berlin.

The band Mitsko Biće has released a new music video for their song 'Berlin Second Hand,' which serves as the second part of a triptych, following their January release 'Prijatelji'.

Germany's capital, Berlin, has issued a statement condemning the ongoing war, reflecting its stance on the conflict.

An art and science project is addressing the challenges of living as a Jew in Berlin after October 7, 2023, and drawing parallels in current antisemitism between Germany and Hungary. The project's main event was held on Thursday evening.

A journalist from Berlingske accompanied the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR) orchestra on a debated tour in the USA, noting the significant stakes involved beyond jazz.

An opinion piece argues against the increasing scope of EU regulations, specifically stating that the EU should not create rules for mobile phone batteries, emphasizing the principle of subsidiarity.

Berlingske guides readers to ten exciting new dining spots in Copenhagen, offering a variety of cuisines from Spanish to Japanese and Indian.

The Berlin State Opera Unter den Linden hosted luxurious Easter festivities, featuring music director Christian Thielemann conducting Brahms' Requiem and 'Der Rosenkavalier,' with Anna Netrebko singing in Verdi's 'Un ballo in maschera'.

German airline Lufthansa marks the centenary of its inaugural flight from Berlin to Zurich, which required three stopovers. The airline has evolved significantly since its early days as Luft Hansa.

A pastor from Saxony has coined the term 'Ostdolce Vita' to counter perceived complaining about East Germany, a concept explored in a column testing this new lifestyle in an East Berlin snack bar.

Danish newspaper Berlingske publishes an opinion piece suggesting a societal need for a respite from negativity, noting that unlike in fiction, one cannot simply stop the world in real life.

Berlin's Görlitzer Park in Kreuzberg is being closed at night due to drug dealing and safety concerns, a measure the police hope will improve security, though some residents are resisting the decision.

Thomas Bernt Henriksen, business commentator for Berlingske, is celebrating his 60th birthday on Sunday, April 5th.

Indonesian cinema-goers are set to see Jokor Anwar’s horror-comedy 'Ghost in the Cell' later this month, following its world premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival in February.

Filmmaker Ilker Catak discusses his political thriller 'Yellow Letters,' which explores authoritarianism and the artistic process, growing from a desire to examine marriage complexities and winning the top prize at the Berlin Film Festival.

A Danish opinion piece argues against listening to doomsday prophets, stating that human ingenuity consistently averts predicted catastrophes.

Die Bundesregierung tauscht sich eng mit den USA aus, um Chaos nach dem Ende des Kriegs zu verhindern – und Trumps Wut auf die NATO zu dämpfen.

The German capital, Berlin, intends to upgrade its sensor technology to detect drones early and, if necessary, stop them, acknowledging the challenge of defending against cheap and readily available drones.

Kassra Zargaran, a former Hells Angels member involved in a 2014 murder in a Berlin betting office, speaks out about his journey into criminality, his life after incarceration, and the declining influence of the Hells Angels.

A new annual report from the Berlin-based Liberties Institute warns that the rule of law is collapsing in four other European Union countries—Italy, Bulgaria, Slovakia, and Croatia—in addition to Hungary, prompting further analysis of the situation in Hungary.

Mascha Schilinski’s ‘Sound of Falling’ and Berlin winner ‘Yellow Letters’ are among the leading nominees for the German Film Awards, also known as the Lolas, alongside films like ‘22 Lengths’ and ‘The Disappearance of Josef Mengele’.

The raw construction of the "Berlin Modern" museum project at the Berlin Kulturforum has suffered water damage, raising concerns that the entire project could be jeopardized.

Marek Migalski argues that Poland should question its defense spending limits, suggesting that a small percentage of current defense expenditures allocated to lobbying in Washington, Paris, or Berlin could secure independence more effectively than massive arms purchases.

Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria's interim leader, has begun a visit to Berlin to discuss the Middle East war, the rebuilding of his country, and the return of refugees, marking his first visit to Germany.

After a thirteen-year absence, the Berlin Philharmonic has made its comeback at the Salzburg Easter Festival, founded by Karajan, with the 'Rheingold' premiere under Kirill Petrenko becoming a major event despite ongoing leadership issues at the Summer Festival.

A new exhibition recounts the story of Hermione von Preuschen's painting 'Mors Imperator,' which caused a public scandal in Germany in 1887 after the Berlin Academy refused to exhibit it, though the painter displayed it nonetheless.

Film Movement has acquired the North American distribution rights for Anthony Chen’s Berlinale Competition film 'We Are All Strangers', planning a theatrical release for the first Singaporean movie to compete at Berlinale.

An expert commentary highlights Germany's increasing popularity as a study destination, with the country consistently ranking among the top choices for international students worldwide.

German politician Merz received Syrian President Sharaa in Berlin, with discussions primarily focused on the slow progress of deporting Syrian migrants.

A committee in Berlin's Neukölln district is investigating allegations that employees at a youth center failed to report the alleged rape of a sixteen-year-old, possibly due to fears of 'marginalizing the perpetrator group.'

Iceland's Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir held talks in Germany with German Minister for European Affairs Gunther Krichbaum, focusing on bilateral relations, economic cooperation, and security policy.

Former CSU leader Günther Huber has publicly questioned Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder's political direction in Berlin, suggesting it sends incorrect signals to coalition partners.

Police have arrested three suspects in Darmstadt in connection with a shooting that occurred about a week prior in Berlin, which seriously injured a man and is linked to organized crime.

Berlingske journalists challenge readers daily with a quiz featuring 10 new questions about exciting topics, including Danes' preferred travel destinations.

Jack White has announced new European tour dates for summer 2026, including upcoming gigs in cities like Paris and Berlin.

BurgerBaren, known for its success at Roskilde Festival and praised by Berlingske's reviewer, has now opened a permanent restaurant in Copenhagen, offering a simple menu focused on a single cheeseburger.

The Maire Foundation–ETS presented its 'Climate Goals' study, focusing on achieving climate objectives through global skill development, at the Italian Embassy in Berlin.

A new depot in Berlin, featuring nearly 400,000 everyday items from the former East Germany, has opened its doors to visitors, offering guided tours to experience the atmosphere of the bygone worker and peasant state.

New findings in a Berlin youth club rape case suggest authorities may have prioritized avoiding 'marginalization' of the alleged perpetrators, who have a migration background, over reporting the sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl.

Germany's housing market is facing a crisis as bureaucracy and increasing costs hinder construction, leading to a scarcity of available apartments despite rising demand. Alarming figures were presented at the Housing Construction Day in Berlin, highlighting the growing unaffordability of building.

Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz featuring 10 new questions, with today's challenge testing readers' knowledge about Danish cities.

German writer Ulrich Woelk's new novel 'Hellere Tage' tells the story of a woman navigating a period of existential upheaval in contemporary Berlin.

An exhibition celebrating the work of sculptor Constantin Brancusi, a key pioneer of modern art, has opened at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, aiming to reintroduce his significant contributions to a wider audience.

Hrm … Flere partiledere vil åbenbart ikke indse det, men vælgerne gik faktisk til højre ved valget. Og Mette Frederiksen har ikke en medfødt ret til at være statsminister.

Representatives of Serbia's Green-Left Front have commenced a series of visits to European countries and EU institutions, starting with meetings in Brussels and planning further engagements in Paris, Berlin, Stockholm, The Hague, and Oslo.

A Berlin court has sentenced four men for gathering and storing weapons as part of a Hamas-linked cell, with prosecutors identifying potential targets including US and Israeli sites in Germany.

Planet, a company, is accelerating its European expansion by opening new job positions for a facility in Berlin, leading to a rise in its shares.

An alleged Iranian missile attack on the British base in Diego Garcia has prompted concerns about Europe's air defense capabilities and calls for joint efforts to address existing gaps.

A new film, 'Plan contraplan/Shot Reverse Shot,' premiered at the Berlinale festival, featuring photojournalist Edward Serotta's recollections of being trailed by Romania's secret police in the 1980s, based on their declassified files.

The German federal government has confirmed that a Deutschlandticket printed on paper is valid, following an earlier court ruling in Berlin that affirmed its legality.

Denmark's new parliament faces immediate and pressing challenges as it works to form a new government, with crises and urgent problems accumulating.

German police have conducted raids in Berlin and three other states as part of an investigation into a large-scale power outage that occurred in September last year. Four individuals are suspected of causing the disruption.

The Moroccan Society of Tourism Engineering is promoting the investment potential in Morocco’s tourism sector at the International Hospitality Investment Forum 2026 in Berlin.

An ARD investigation suggests the Taliban have secretly taken control of the Afghan embassy in Berlin, a claim denied by the German government, while a new website adds to the controversy.

U Berlinu policija od jutros provodi racije na desetinama lokacija, a meta je radikalna ljevičarska grupa koja je optužena da je u više navrata podmetala požare na ključnim mjestima za napajanje…

Searches have been conducted at around a dozen locations following an arson attack in Berlin.

An analysis suggests that the reformist politics of figures like Jospin have altered the ideological landscape of the socialist camp in Western Europe, a trend further exemplified by the German SPD's recent electoral setbacks in regional elections and their implications for the Berlin government.

It is not uncommon to have to move a bit away to learn something about one's own homeland: Sergei Tchoban's Museum of Architectural Drawing in Berlin is showing three previously unpublished...

The Staatsballett Berlin is presenting "Nureyev," a ballet choreographed by Kirill Serebrennikov, which was previously banned in Moscow and explores the dancer's love for Russia despite his disdain for its system.

Following the ceasefire, Germany's policy on Iran remains largely silent, with politician Merz offering only vague promises of diplomatic support, indicating a reserved approach from Berlin.

Guatemalan director Jayro Bustamante, known for his award-winning films, is in production on his latest work, 'Eruption,' which explores his country's turbulent history.

Berlin is described as an unwelcoming place for entrepreneurs and founders, with criticism directed at policies concerning apprenticeships, punishment, and a perceived social decay hindering ambitious individuals.

Berlingske journalists daily challenge readers with 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a recent quiz focusing on famous Norwegians.

Border guards at Vilnius airport apprehended a Yemeni citizen who was illegally present in Lithuania and attempting to depart on a flight to Berlin.

After 30 years, chief reporter Anja Reich-Osang is leaving the "Berliner Zeitung". Publisher Holger Friedrich cannot come to terms with this. His reaction to the press echo of the case testifies to this.

Drivers returning after the holidays are experiencing a long traffic jam on the A6 highway towards Berlin, with a queue of cars stretching approximately six kilometers near Kołbaskowo.

An immersive 'Pokémon Pokopia' pop-up experience has opened in London, with similar themed gardens also being hosted in Berlin and Paris.

Once a symbol of the Cold War, Berlin is now one of Europe's most vibrant cities, offering a captivating destination for visitors worldwide with its still-visible contrasts.

Berlingske's journalists challenge daily with 10 new questions on exciting topics.

Germany is undertaking its largest naval project in history, constructing the F126 class frigates, which are set to be the largest warships of their kind globally. The first vessel, "Niedersachsen," is currently under construction.

Apartment rents in German cities have increased by an average of 43% since 2016, with Berlin seeing a 69% rise, despite measures implemented to curb price increases. This trend highlights a growing housing affordability crisis.

Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz featuring 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a segment challenging knowledge about the atomic bombs dropped on Japan.

Johnny Reimar, a prominent Danish singer, has passed away at the age of 82.

A football match between Dynamo Dresden and Hertha Berlin was marred by severe fan violence, as masked supporters shot fireworks at each other and engaged in brawls inside the stadium, leading to a major scandal.

A preview of the Union Berlin vs. St. Pauli football match highlights St. Pauli's ongoing struggle for survival in the league, while Union Berlin sits in ninth place.

A major fire broke out in a seven-story residential building in Berlin-Neukölln early in the morning, leaving 17 people injured, one seriously. The building has been rendered uninhabitable.

A bike tour between Wannsee and Potsdam offers a different experience, exploring beaches, artist homes, and royal parks just 30 minutes from Berlin.

A Catholic observer in Berlingske suggests the Danish National Church, having adopted other religious days, should now consider saint veneration, noting a lack of communal religious experience compared to Southern Europe.

Danish newspaper Berlingske challenges readers daily with 10 new questions on various topics, today focusing on pigs.

Regierungssprecherin in Berlin spricht von „sehr positivem Gespräch“ +++ Klingbeil fordert in Brief an Ministerkollegen angesichts steigender Spritpreise weitere Entlastungen +++ Schwarz-Rot verliert…

Berlingske provides a guide to various activities and events happening in Copenhagen during the Easter holidays for those looking for things to do beyond traditional Easter egg consumption.

In an interview, Rüdiger Safranski criticizes German political parties, stating that the 'firewall' against the AfD is becoming a new Berlin Wall. He argues that the CDU has become a hostage to the SPD and that parties can only agree on the 'fight against the right,' which he considers madness.

The Berlin Philharmonic, under Kirill Petrenko, achieved a new triumph in Salzburg with Gustav Mahler's Eighth Symphony, featuring impeccable choirs and powerful vocal solos.

A visit by a former Islamist leader to Germany has been dubbed the 'most controversial visit of the year,' leading to a significant security lockdown in Berlin's government district.

Germany's Economy Minister is calling for a reconsideration of nuclear power as energy prices soar, coinciding with Berlin's launch of an investment summit aimed at reviving Europe's largest economy.

A new annual report from the Berlin-based Liberties Institute warns that the rule of law is collapsing in four other European Union countries—Italy, Bulgaria, Slovakia, and Croatia—in addition to Hungary.

As Berlin residents move to the surrounding areas due to high rents, new construction projects face resistance and concerns about over-growth.

Anna Netrebko captivated Berlin audiences with her vocal brilliance in 'Ballo in maschera,' though the production's staging by Rafael R. Villalobos drew criticism.

The Berlin Philharmonic delivered brilliant performances at the Salzburg Easter Festival, featuring works by Haydn, Brahms, and Berlioz under conductors Daniel Harding and Tugan Sokhiev.

An opinion piece from Berlingske argues that Denmark's new government, regardless of its composition, must make continued strong support for Ukraine a crucial part of its policy platform.

Former minister Søren Pind reflects on the significant decline of Denmark's Venstre party in major cities following recent parliamentary elections, noting its shift to a regional party.

In an interview, actor Lars Eidinger talks about his current role in 'The Miser' at Berlin's Schaubühne, reflects on his father and privileges, and shares his experiences with Hollywood.

Chaos in the blue bloc may bring a red-purple government closer. This is the assessment of Berlingske's political commentator Bent Winther, after both Liberal Alliance and the Citizens' Party have excluded...

Seventy students in Berlin are participating in an experiment to completely abstain from their mobile phones, including WhatsApp, TikTok, and scrolling, for three weeks to observe the effects.

Following a meeting in Berlin, SPD leaders Bärbel Bas and Lars Klingbeil reiterated their party's demand for a cap on fuel prices.

A new analysis from Berlingske's 'Metropol' newsletter identifies the political winners and losers in Copenhagen, highlighting various reactions from 'red shock' to 'blue shock' and even 'sour ass'.

The Telegraph, increasingly functioning as the official paper of the Israeli state in Britain, published a report last week warning that “London, Paris, Berlin, and every other Eur...

Researcher and anthropologist Sofie Danneskiold-Samsøe has won Berlingske's Fonsmark Prize for her work on honor-related violence and social control, a field where she faced initial resistance, and is now being praised for her courage in speaking out.

Four Berlin art institutions have collaborated on an exhibition investigating the presence of queer art in East Germany, revealing subtle references that reflect the caution of the era.

Vice-Chancellor Lars Klingbeil has called on Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) to embrace structural reforms at an event in Berlin, urging them to abandon old habits and resolve internal blockades.

A Berlin team has developed a smart cabin concept aimed at improving the appeal and viability of night train travel across Europe, which has seen fluctuating interest.

Berlin-based food stylist Hannah Kleeberg, who dedicated a book to hosting, shares insights on gracefully handling mishaps and why ordering pizza is perfectly acceptable when entertaining guests.

The House of History has finally resolved the long-standing mystery surrounding the origin and sale of Günter Schabowski's historic note, which played a role in the fall of the Berlin Wall. Legal proceedings have concluded, revealing the document's path from Thomas S. to Uwe K. and then to the museum.

The German government has introduced a multibillion-euro climate package, which includes measures for 2000 additional wind turbines, aimed at accelerating the development of wind power and e-mobility, closing climate target gaps, and reducing dependence on fossil fuel imports.

Germany, with Berlin, is vying to host the start of the Tour de France in 2025, with officials estimating the cost for the opening three stages in 2029 at 25 million euros.

Commentators from Berlingske continue to offer concise conservative perspectives on current developments in the election campaign and its aftermath.

Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz with 10 new questions, challenging readers on their knowledge of healthy living and other engaging topics.

The House of History has finally revealed details about who sold the 'Schabowski note,' which guided Günter Schabowski during the press conference announcing the fall of the Berlin Wall, following years of legal battles.

German handball coach Jaron Siewert suffered a stroke shortly after being dismissed from his position with German champions Füchse Berlin last year.

The Berlin Film Festival (Berlinale) has announced a shift in its 2027 dates to accommodate more public screenings, following a period of record ticket sales. The 77th festival will now run from February 10 to 21, opening on a Wednesday.

Nur knapp 3000 Unterschriften erreicht +++ Razzia nach Brandanschlag in Berlin +++ SPD-Vorsitzende Bas lehnt Debatte über Parteispitze ab +++ alle Entwicklungen im Liveblog

Police raids are underway in Berlin and other cities, with over a dozen locations searched in Berlin alone, in connection with a suspected left-extremist arson attack on a power mast in Berlin-Adlershof in September 2025.

Iran has reportedly targeted the military base on Diego Garcia island, previously considered a safe haven, leading to increased European concern and warnings that Berlin, Paris, and Rome are now within range of Iranian missiles.

Eight prominent Berlingske figures share their key takeaways from the 2026 Danish general election campaign, highlighting phenomena like an "outsider" candidate and new political divides.

Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) suffered significant losses in state elections in Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate, raising questions about the implications for the ruling coalition in Berlin.

UN Ambassador Bolaji Williams has launched her 'Akiti The Hunter' children’s book series in Berlin, aiming to promote literacy and introduce African superheroes to young readers.