By Andreas Hoenig, dpa BERLIN (DPA, CONVERSEER) – Germany’s government approved on Wednesday draft legislation that would legalise the underground storage of carbon dioxide, a key step in its strategy to meet climate goals. The plans include the development of a national CO2 transport network to facilitate carbon capture and storage (CCS), particularly for hard-to-abate…
Germany’s federal government has responded cautiously to city-level initiatives aimed at evacuating vulnerable children from the Gaza Strip and Israel.
A city in southern Germany is giving new life to an unfinished Nazi rally site by building an opera house within its walls, transforming a space once planned for propaganda into a venue for art and culture.
Opposition to Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf’s appointment to the Federal Constitutional Court brought together figures from across the spectrum of German Catholicism, in a rare convergence.
A high-profile murder trial of a German doctor accused of killing 15 patients began in Berlin on Monday, amid huge media attention and a public outcry.
The Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) application DeepSeek is set to be removed from app stores in Germany at the behest of the federal data protection officer, Louisa Specht-Riemenschneider, due to violations of European law.
German companies are quitting the social media platform X or posting less in response to owner Elon Musk’s politics, a report said on Monday.
Germany’s highest administrative court has delivered a significant ruling against the federal government’s migration stance, ordering that thousands of Afghan migrants—previously promised relocation—must be granted entry visas without delay.
Poland’s new checks at the German border, launched in an attempt to target “illegal smuggling,” were being watched closely on Monday as German representatives warned of disruptions to cross-border traffic and free movement.
By Maurice Dirker and Christian Brahmann, dpa BERLIN (DPA, CONVERSEER) – More than three years after the car transport ship MV Felicity Ace sank with thousands of new cars on board, a German court on Wednesday finally began tackling the dispute over who should be held responsible. The vessel’s owner and shipping company, as well…
