Seventy years ago today, three German students were executed in Munich for leading a resistance movement against Hitler. Since then, the members of the White
German Education Minister Annette Schavan has resigned after a university stripped her of her doctorate for plagiarism. Duesseldorf’s Heinrich Heine University voted last Tuesday to
(Reuters) – Germany’s openly gay foreign minister has told Moscow’s envoy to Berlin a Russian draft law banning “homosexual propaganda” contravenes human rights and could
(Reuters) – President Mohamed Mursi is to leave Egypt’s political crisis behind on Wednesday with a short trip to Germany to seek urgently needed foreign investment and
(Reuters) – Germany’s lower house of parliament will approve a fresh bailout for Greece on Friday in a vote seen as a test of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s
(Reuters) – Three years into the euro zone’s debt crisis, Germany’s finance minister hinted tantalisingly last week at a potential breakthrough. Behind closed doors at a meeting
(Reuters) – Philipp Klais, who runs the organ manufacturer in Bonn that his great-grandfather founded in 1882, gets requests every week from foreign officials as