Новости за 13.12.2018

The debate over Germany's controversial Nazi-era abortion law is dominating the Bundestag right now. We looked at how the country is dealing with this divisive issue - and spoke to the doctor fighting for change.

Berlin inaugurated a new addition to its UNESCO-listed Museum Island on Thursday, after a construction delay lasting several years and at costs that were twice the budgeted sum.

German prosecutors have launched an investigation into the suspect in the deadly gun attack at a Christmas market along the French-German border, a spokesman for the service said Thursday.

A German judge on Thursday suspended the trial of a former Nazi concentration camp guard after the 95-year-old defendant was hospitalized for serious heart and kidney problems.

For many of the 1.2 million Brits living in the EU, as well as the 3 million EU citizens in the UK, a no-deal Brexit threatens a spate of life-changing repercussions. And the process is taking a toll on people's mental health.

Test your knowledge of Germany's cities and states, rivers and lakes.

The contribution is not an illegal form state aid and does not violate EU law, the European Court of Justice ruled on Thursday, responding to a further complaint on the issue brought to them by the Tübingen Regional Court.

Do you have a tendency to be scatterbrained or maybe slightly clumsy? If so, today's word might come in handy.

A bakery chain with branches in Munich has been sued for selling bread for too long on Sundays. Now a Munich court will decide if this is legal - and if a slice of cheese can make the bread compliant.

A Syrian refugee who lives in Berlin and was lauded for saving migrants fom drowning at sea has expressed shock over her three-month detention in Greece for abetting illegal migration.