The Left Party is calling for greater spending on shelters and emergency support infrastructure as Germany expands preparations for disasters, hybrid threats and potential milit...

Daniel Neumann, head of the Jewish communities association in Hesse, has resigned from the supervisory board of an Hessischer Rundfunk subsidiary amid a dispute over property ex...

A business survey cited by the Ifo Institute identifies regulation and lengthy approval procedures as a leading constraint on investment and corporate activity in Germany.

Germany’s automotive industry is urging caution over tougher trade measures against Chinese electric vehicles, warning that retaliation could damage manufacturers with substanti...

Germany is maintaining major public support for domestic chip production, with the TSMC-led semiconductor factory in Dresden forming a central part of efforts to strengthen Euro...

Artificial intelligence startups are pressing for larger European technology funds and deeper domestic financing to help German companies scale without relocating innovation and...

Former transport minister Andreas Scheuer told a Berlin court that he testified according to his recollection as he rejected allegations that he gave false evidence to a Bundest...

The Left Party won 25.7% of the vote in Berlin and emerged as the largest party, putting lead candidate Elif Eralp in a strong position as negotiations begin over the city’s nex...

Left Party lawmaker Ferat Koçak has acknowledged and apologised for messages exchanged with Firas Remmo after the conversations became public following the party’s victory in Be...

German politicians and constitutional experts are debating whether the rarely invoked federal-coercion provisions of the Basic Law could be used if a state government failed to ...

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt says authorities should increasingly review and revoke protection for Syrian nationals, including some young men deemed capable of supportin...