Despite global crises affecting many, Germany continues to excel economically and socially in 2025. It remains the EU’s largest economy and the world’s third largest by GDP, competing with the USA and China. Germany boasts a high living standard as…
Seventy years after the recruitment agreement between Italy and Germany, Germany remains the top destination for Italian emigrants, especially among the well-educated youth seeking better career prospects. Young Italians, like Livia Mazzetti, a 26-year-old engineer, pursue jobs in Germany due…
SAP is caught in escalating geopolitical tensions between the EU and the US, facing threats of new US trade restrictions targeting European tech firms in response to EU regulatory actions against US platforms. This puts significant pressure on SAP, as…
RTLZWEI’s social documentary “Hartz und herzlich” centers on recipients of Bürgergeld, many of whom are unemployed and rely on state benefits. With the recent political decision to abolish Bürgergeld and replace it with a new form of basic security aimed…
One year after a man from Saudi Arabia deliberately drove a car into the Christmas market in Magdeburg on December 20, six people were killed and over 300 injured in the attack. Today, Magdeburg holds an ecumenical service near the…
The US Department of Justice has commenced the release of investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender. This action follows a statutory deadline and includes hundreds of thousands of documents such as an address book listing prominent…
The European Union has postponed the signing of a long-negotiated free trade agreement with four Mercosur countries: Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Originally planned for December 2025 at a summit in Brasília, the deal has been delayed until January following…
The German Federal Council has approved several key legislative measures in its final session of 2025. Among the approved plans is Defense Minister Pistorius’s proposal for mandatory health checks for men born in 2008, aiming to increase voluntary military service…
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled against Poland for violating fundamental EU law principles, emphasizing that EU law takes precedence over national law. Legal expert Franz Mayer from the University of Bielefeld notes that the ruling also serves as…
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling against Poland over violations of key EU legal principles also serves as a warning to Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court. The decision reiterates that the ECJ has the final say and that EU law…
