Новости за 06.04.2018

While the German government has publicly backed Great Britain in the Sergei Skripal affair, the public are less willing to blame Russia for the attack. We spoke to experts to find out why.

A recent study has shown that German companies such as BMW and Daimler would suffer more than their American counterparts if China were to follow through on its threat to impose import tariffs.

The airwaves across many parts of Germany could fall silent next week due to a financial dispute between radio stations and an FM broadcasting provider.

Once Europe’s biggest erotic retail company, Beate Uhse filed for insolvency last year, but is now set to be saved by a financial investor.

A scuffle over immigration has marred the first weeks in office of Chancellor Angela Merkel's fourth coalition, promising anything but smooth sailing in the years ahead for the loveless left-right alliance.

German is not always the most intuitive language in the world, and looking for a job can leave you lost in a sea of unfamiliar vocabulary. So here’s a chance to brush up on some of the words you’ll need most when you go job-hunting.

The British ambassador to Berlin, Sir Sebastian Wood, told a German radio station on Friday that Russia has a secret programme to develop the nerve agent novichok.

Applying for jobs is never simple but it can feel even more difficult in a foreign country when you’re unfamiliar with the language and job market. In a bid to make the process easier, The Local asked recruitment experts for their best tips to successfully apply for a job in Germany.

The German Weather Service (DWD) has predicted that much of the country will be basking in warm summer temperatures on Sunday - a week after thick snowfall.

A woman was jailed in Germany on Thursday for killing two of her newborn babies and keeping them in a freezer for 10 and 14 years.

After 10 days in custody, the Catalan separatist leader has been officially released after German judges dismissed the charge of rebellion, but Carles Puigdemont could still face extradition on different grounds.

The Catalan separatist leader is set to walk free after German judges dismissed the charge of rebellion, but Puigdemont could still face extradition on different grounds.