Germany plans talks with Chile over site tied to cult led by abusive German preacher - Reuters

Germany plans talks with Chile over site tied to cult led by abusive German preacher  Reuters

German leader raises prospect of many Syrians returning home as the country's president visits - AP News

German leader raises prospect of many Syrians returning home as the country's president visits  AP News

Most Syrian refugees in Germany expected to return home in three years, Merz says

Merz’s government has taken a tougher line on refugees and migrants, amid surging support for the anti-immigration AfD party.

German Inflation Surges to Highest in More Than Year on War - Bloomberg.com

German Inflation Surges to Highest in More Than Year on War  Bloomberg.com

Sirius Real Estate taps into defence boom with €100mn Germany deal

FTSE 250 group to acquire site mostly let to Rheinmetall

TV star’s AI porn allegations spark national debate in Germany

Collien Fernandes accuses ex-husband, Christian Ulmen, of sharing sexually explicit deepfake images of her online A high-profile German TV star’s allegations that her ex-husband spread AI-generated pornographic images of her have triggered a national debate and put pressure on the government to tighten laws around digital violence against women. In an interview with the news magazine Der Spiegel last week, Collien Fernandes accused her former husband Christian Ulmen, a prominent TV presenter...

By Kate Connolly in Berlin

Germany’s FM tells President al-Sharaa ‘We stand with Syria’

Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa met with top German officials in a visit to Berlin to discuss cooperation.

Kyiv receives generators from Germany

Kyiv has received the final batch of generators from its German sister cities. In total, they have sent 72 generators of varying capacity since the beginning of the year.

By Andrii Muravskyi

Sixty-six ways to fix Germany's expensive health care system

A special commission has presented a raft of proposals aimed at curbing Germany's spiraling health care costs. But whether the government can impose them is another matter.

Germany's Merz says 80 percent of Syrian immigrants should return home

Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Monday that he and Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa agreed the vast majority of Syrian immigrants living in Germany should return to their homeland over the next three years. Al-Sharaa met Merz in Berlin – making his first presidential visit to Germany, which is home to the largest Syrian diaspora in Europe.

By FRANCE 24

German leader raises prospect of many Syrians returning home as the country's president visits

Germany's Merz says Berlin will work with Syria to return refugees - The Straits Times

Germany's Merz says Berlin will work with Syria to return refugees  The Straits Times

Germany plans talks with Chile over site tied to cult led by abusive German preacher

The enclave, originally called Colonia Dignidad and renamed Villa Baviera, was founded in 1961 by Paul Schaefer, an evangelical preacher who was later jailed for sexually abusing children.

‘Death was not our fate’: Syrian father crosses to Cyprus to save ailing son

Abdulaziz Aldarwish decided to take drastic action after his son Yahia’s young kidneys failed. The Syrian construction worker could not afford the 1,200 euros per month needed for dialysis treatment and in any case the public healthcare system in Lebanon, where he worked, is in a state of near-collapse after years of conflict and neglect. […]

Syria moves for economic reset, reconstruction after 13 years of war

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa on Monday said the country is preparing to launch a new economic program and begin rebuilding after years of war, emphasizing the role of the Syria...

German Ambassador honors victims of Russian occupation in Yahidne

German Ambassador Heiko Thoms visited Yahidne in the Chernihiv region ahead of the fourth anniversary of the village's liberation from Russian occupation.

Universities from Ghana and Germany exchange experiences at DAAD forum

Representatives from the University of Environment and Sustainable Development and RWTH Aachen University have shared insights into the impact of academic collaboration facilitated by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).

By Kenneth Darko