Новости за 26.11.2018

On Sunday, European leaders signed off on a deal that stipulates the terms of a British exit from the EU. While the agreement is still far from certain to pass through the UK parliament, we look at what the future could hold for Brits in the Bundesrepublik.

Drinking fountains everywhere, sitting on benches made out of recycled material and placing fruits directly in shopping carts rather than plastic bags - German environment minister Svenja Schulze pushed for these changes as part of a recycling plan she presented in Berlin on Monday.

Greece's former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis will stand for the May 2019 European election in Germany, a country he once locked horns with during the Greek debt crisis, the political movement he launched has announced.

In an interview on Monday, Controversial German rapper Kollegah has rejected accusations of anti-Semitism, saying in an interview that his 'sensibility' towards history has grown.

The Green party in Berlin on Saturday voted for a proposal to make Frauentag the a public holiday in the capital. If the city moves quickly the extra day off will arrive next year.

Before World AIDS day on December 1st, statistics about new cases of infection in Germany have been published. After years in which figures remained stable, positive and negative trends have been noted.

Moin is a northern German word used to mean “hello”, and sometimes “goodbye”.