The German government has withdrawn a controversial law, enabling citizens to install oil and gas heating systems again, albeit with future eco-fuel requirements.

The German federal government has approved an action plan to more effectively combat organized crime through increased networking between authorities, more personnel, and better technology.

The German government's newly presented working groups on right-wing extremism are advised to take their competent advisory board seriously and develop a robust action plan.

During his acceptance speech at the Berlinale film festival, director Abdallah Alkhatib referred to the German government as a 'partner in the genocide in Gaza,' leading to outrage and a walkout by Federal Environment Minister Schneider.

The French and German governments have sponsored a Sh7.2 billion program aimed at modernizing and boosting Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Kenya.

The German government's plan to use biogas for climate-friendly building heating under a new modernization law is being criticized by an expert from the German Biomass Research Centre as not a good idea.

The German government plans to systematically confiscate assets from criminals to cut off the 'lifeblood' of organized crime, revising rules for asset forfeiture as part of an action plan.

The German federal government, including the Union and SPD parties, aims to end delaying tactics that opponents exploit in state election campaigns. They emphasize that unity and clarity are not ends in themselves, but compromises should lead to greater economic strength.

The Berlinale film festival's closing ceremony was marked by multiple award winners condemning Israel's actions in Gaza, describing them as 'genocide', and criticizing the US and German governments.

The German government has significantly softened its controversial heating law following public and political backlash.

The German federal government is set to present the key points for the reform of the heating law next week, as announced by SPD parliamentary group leader Miersch.

Nearly 6,000 Syrians in Germany applied for voluntary return to Syria in 2025. However, with lingering security concerns and slow reconstruction efforts, Syria remains a challenging destination.