Новости за 18.11.2016

The festive season is here at last. Since Thursday Glühwein has been warming the hands of chilly Germans in two of the country's mayor cities.

Every year Germany's youngsters get to select a word that they dub to be the cool new word of the year. But their pick this year feels like a blast from the past rather than something mum and dad wouldn’t understand.

A new Times Higher Education ranking shows which German universities are most likely to get you into your dream job after graduation.

A 29-year-old man assaulted a teenage girl with a small truncheon after she looked at his crying child in a way that upset him.

Angela Merkel has still not told the world whether she will run for a fourth term as German Chancellor in next year's national elections. Here are eight indications that she almost certainly will.

More than 4,400 Turkish citizens have applied for asylum in Germany this year, the government said Friday, with numbers up since a foiled coup attempt against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Police in Wuppertal on Thursday showed off the massive arsenal of two so-called Reichsbürger - people who don’t recognize the legitimacy of the German state.

Volkswagen intends to cut 30,000 jobs by 2020 as part of a huge savings plan aimed at helping the German auto giant recover from the dieselgate emissions cheating scandal.

European leaders head to Berlin Friday to seek assurances from US President Barack Obama on the course that Donald Trump might take, given the populist mogul's pledges to shake up the world order.