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Putin’s Contradictions: Attack Ukraine, Talk Deals, Propose Schröder
As Russia launches a fresh wave of attacks across Ukraine and the Kremlin signals it could pursue economic deals with the United States — under certain conditions — Vladimir Putin is also floating a controversial idea: former German chancellor Gerhard Schröder as a mediator for Europe. In this episode, host Nina Haase discusses the Russian president’s controversial suggestion with her guests.
German intelligence offices snub US-owned Palantir software
Germany's counterintelligence agency has reportedly chosen a data analysis system from France over US-based Palantir.
Germany's shortfall in medium-range defense capabilities
The US will not be deploying Tomahawk cruise missiles in Germany. Could drones be an alternative?
Hijab-wearing German beauty contestant takes on the AfD
As a Miss Germany contestant, Büsra Sayed wore a hijab on stage — angering the far-right AfD. Her response went viral.
Germany's businesses frustrated by economic decline
The German business community had high hopes for Friedrich Merz's chancellorship. Now, disappointment prevails.
Could German ex-leader really negotiate Ukraine peace?
Former German chancellor Gerhard Schröder is a controversial choice as a negotiator on the Ukraine war.
Germany: 'Ulm 5' on trial after attack on Israeli arms firm
Activists are on trial for a break-in at an Israeli arms company. They say they were trying to obstruct a genocide.
Berlin: Fighting the city's young far-right scene
Many young Germans are attracted to the neo-Nazi scene. But in Berlin, those targeted by this hatred are fighting back.
Data centers: Critical tech infrastructure under threat
Data centers are the backbone of modern digitalized societies. But the boom is also creating new problems.
Antisemitism in Germany, and the CDU's search for answers
Germany's CDU party has been struggling to find an appropriate response to protecting Jewish life in Germany.
Germany's sugar tax sparks 'nanny state' debate
Friedrich Merz's government wants to introduce a sugar levy on soft drinks. Businesses see too much interference.
US reduces troops in Germany: Is Donald Trump breaking up with Friedrich Merz?!
Is the relationship between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and US President Donald Trump on the rocks?!. Is the exchange of political fire that saw Merz describe the US as “humiliated” by Iran – and Trump respond with troop withdrawals and tariffs – just a blip? Hosts Nina Haase and Michaela Küfner welcome DW’s Washington Bureau Chief Ines Pohl to analyse Trump’s latest blows against Germany.
US reduces troops in Germany: Is Donald Trump breaking up with Friedrich Merz?!
Is the relationship between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and US President Donald Trump on the rocks?!. Is the exchange of political fire that saw Merz describe the US as “humiliated” by Iran – and Trump respond with troop withdrawals and tariffs – just a blip? Hosts Nina Haase and Michaela Küfner welcome DW’s Washington Bureau Chief Ines Pohl to analyse Trump’s latest blows against Germany.
Germany's far-right AfD benefits from discontent with Merz
Popularity ratings for Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government are at a record low. The far-right AfD is on the rise.
Vilseck, Germany: A town on edge over US troop withdrawal
Five thousand US soldiers are reportedly to be withdrawn from Germany. This may include the Stryker Brigade in Vilseck.
Germany cracks down on neo-Nazi networks
Prosecutors have launched a nationwide crackdown on young far-right extremists, alleged of organized crime.
COVID pioneer BioNTech: The fall of Germany's pandemic hero
BioNTech is betting its cancer trials will turn the COVID-19 vaccine maker from a one-hit wonder into a biotech giant.
Germany: Who is CDU parliamentary leader Jens Spahn?
CDU firebrand, ex-health minister, and leader of his party's parliamentary group, Jens Spahn remains controversial.
Germany prepares for mission in the Strait of Hormuz
A German minesweepeing vessel has set course for the Mediterranean. There are restrictions for Bundeswehr action.
Germany: BioNTech shutting down COVID vaccine production
The pioneers of one of the first mRNA coronavirus vaccines is halting production, handing the reins to partner Pfizer.
Germany: Difficult first year for Chancellor Friedrich Merz
A year after taking office, Germany's federal leadership is struggling with the drudgery of coalition governance.
From India to Iran: How Hitler redefined 'Aryan' for Nazism
The term is still linked to Nazi Germany and its ideal blond, blue eyed "Aryan" citizen. But its origins lie elsewhere.
Where Germany's economy still excels
Germany has fallen behind on solar panels, semiconductors and even cars, but midsize businesses haven't lost their edge.
US military bases in Germany: Their history and role today
How many US bases are there in the country now, and what's their strategic importance for Washington?
Summer mail barge returns to Germany's Spreewald canals
In the Spreewald region of Brandenburg, southeast of Berlin, the summer months see the return of mail delivery by barge.
Did Merz push Trump too far on Iran?
A blunt remark by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has triggered a sharp response from US President Donald Trump — and reopened questions about the state of transatlantic relations. After Merz publicly criticized Washington’s handling of Iran, saying the US s being “humiliated” by Iran’s leadership, Trump hinted at reviewing the US troop presence in Germany, raising security and diplomatic stakes.
Did Merz push Trump too far on Iran?
A blunt remark by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has triggered a sharp response from US President Donald Trump — and reopened questions about the state of transatlantic relations. After Merz publicly criticized Washington’s handling of Iran, saying the US s being “humiliated” by Iran’s leadership, Trump hinted at reviewing the US troop presence in Germany, raising security and diplomatic stakes.
Whale 'Timmy' reaches Denmark in rescue effort — in pictures
Barge carrying a humpback whale stranded in Germany for weeks has reached Danish waters on its journey to the North Sea.
Trump threatens US troop cuts in Germany
President Donald Trump says the US is considering a "possible reduction" of its forces in Germany.
Germany: Merz hails 'historic' health care reform
Doctors' associations and patient protection advocates charge that the draft law amounts to austerity measures.
Why Germany wants a seat at the UN Security Council
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul talked to DW about why diplomacy still matters.
Humpback whale 'Timmy' being transported towards ocean
Rescue teams are celebrating what they hope is a major win weeks into efforts to assist a stranded humpback whale.
Germany pensions will fall short of living standards: Merz
The state pension will only give "basic coverage" in retirement, the chancellor warned. How does that compare globally?
The queer scandal that shook the German Empire
The Eulenburg Affair shook the German Empire to its core and paved the way for the downfall of the monarchy.
Is the far-right AfD misusing its parliamentary questions?
Critics say the far-right AfD is using parliamentary questions to pressure political opponents.
Why is Chancellor Merz so unpopular — and is it fair?
Germany’s chancellor tops the wrong rankings: approval is at a record low and the AfD has overtaken the CDU/CSU in some polls. But do polls really capture Friedrich Merz’s performance? In this episode, DW Berlin Bureau chief Maximilian Hofmann speaks with DW Chief Political Editor Michaela Küfner, Dr. Roland Abold from polling institute infratest dimap and Berlin-based French journalist Luc André.
Why is Chancellor Merz so unpopular — and is it fair?
Germany’s chancellor tops the wrong rankings: approval is at a record low and the AfD has overtaken the CDU/CSU in some polls. But do polls really capture Friedrich Merz’s performance? In this episode, DW Berlin Bureau chief Maximilian Hofmann speaks with DW Chief Political Editor Michaela Küfner, Dr. Roland Abold from polling institute infratest dimap and Berlin-based French journalist Luc André.
German economy growth forecasts halved
In the wake of the Iran war, the German economy minister has had to cut her own forecast by half.
Germany unveils first-ever military strategy for Bundeswehr
For the first time, the Bundeswehr has adopted a military strategy, intended to prepare Germany for future threats.
Bayern Munich on the brink of historic 'double treble'
With Bundesliga titles in the bag and cup finals to come, Bayern's men and women have a chance of something unique.
German finance minister wants to scrap spousal tax splitting
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil wants to change the tax benefits for married couples. A controversial move.
The rise and fall of East Germany's Palace of the Republic
It was a symbol of communist East Germany's power that was controversially destroyed — and yet remains present.
Israeli ambassador: 'Only a strong Israel can achieve peace'
In an interview with DW, Israel’s ambassador to Germany defends the military strikes against Iran and Lebanon.
Avoid men, German police association chief tells women
BDK chief Dirk Peglow has stirred debate with his advice for women to avoid relationships with men for safety's sake.
Is Dresden as impressive as social media makes it out to be?
Is the German city of Dresden really as beautiful as Instagram makes it out to be? We check it out.
The German refugees who found shelter in Yugoslavia
After the Nazis took power in 1933, some Germans fled to Yugoslavia. Historian Marie Janine Calic tells their story.
Bayern Munich beat Stuttgart to clinch Bundesliga title
Bayern Munich are German league champions for a record-extending 35th time after beating Stuttgart 4-2.
German crime figures: Are migrants unfairly targeted?
Is the crime rate in Germany truly higher among immigrants? Statistics suggest as much. An expert explains the numbers.
Ukraine support: how and why is Germany different?
Germany and Ukraine have declared a new strategic partnership - but how much substance is behind the signal? In this episode, host Michaela Küfner discusses with her guests Gerlinde Niehus, a NATO expert and DW’s Nina Haase and Nick Connolly whether Ukraine is shifting from aid recipient to security provider - and what that means for Europe’s defense strategy amid competing global crises.
Ukraine support: how and why is Germany different?
Germany and Ukraine have declared a new strategic partnership - but how much substance is behind the signal? In this episode, host Michaela Küfner discusses with her guests Gerlinde Niehus, a NATO expert and DW’s Nina Haase and Nick Connolly whether Ukraine is shifting from aid recipient to security provider - and what that means for Europe’s defense strategy amid competing global crises.
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