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Festival drops German orchestra over Israeli conductor

The German government has reacted angrily after a Belgian festival canceled a performance by the Munich Philharmonic. Festival organizers cited concerns over its Israeli conductor's political attitude.

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Germany updates: Sharp drop in asylum applications

Fewer asylum-seekers are receiving welfare payments than in previous years. Meanwhile, Berlin has slammed a Belgian festival's decision to cancel a concert by a German orchestra with an Israeli conductor.

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Sharp drop in asylum applications

Fewer asylum-seekers are receiving welfare payments than in previous years. Meanwhile, Berlin has slammed a Belgian festival's decision to cancel a concert by a German orchestra with an Israeli conductor.

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German extremists charged with planning neo-Nazi state

The far-right "Saxon Separatists" are accused of preparing to violently take over a chunk of eastern Germany by organizing paramilitary training and massing weapons and ammunition.

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France: Prime Minister Lecornu takes office amid protests

Police in France made hundreds of arrests as new Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu's first day in office was greeted with protests. Lecornu faces opposition from left and right as he tackles a financial crisis.

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Germany's state-owned KfW bank linked to rights violations

The government's development bank is accused of backing harmful projects in emerging markets. Instead of uplifting communities, a new report says investments fail to protect human rights and silence those who speak out.

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How Erdogan's rival could be barred from Turkey's election

Former Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu is about to go on trial for allegedly forging documents. A conviction could prevent Imamoglu, Recep Tayyip Erdogan's main rival, from running in the next presidential election.

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Germany: Life sentence for Solingen knife attack suspect

A Syrian national has been sentenced to life imprisonment for carrying out a deadly terrorist attack during a festival in Solingen last year. The case brought Germany's asylum policies and security loopholes into focus.

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How Bulgaria supplies Ukraine with weapons and ammunition

After Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Soviet-era ammunition supplies from Bulgaria proved to be crucial. Now, Sofia is converting its arms industry to produce NATO-standard ammunition.

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Ukraine updates: Russia kills 24 in attack on pension queue

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged the West to respond after a Russian glide bomb attack that hit a line people queuing for pensions. Meanwhile, the EU says military aid to Kyiv is at a record high.

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EU to slash food and fast fashion waste

EU lawmakers have given a final green light to a law on slashing the mountains of food wasted in Europe each year, and curbing the environmental impact of fast fashion.

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How to tell your son that the NSU shot his grandfather?

Gamze Kubasık's father was murdered by the neo-Nazi National Socialist Underground. Then, German law enforcement treated her family as suspects for years. She wants to spare other families such suffering.

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Did AI save Google from being broken apart by regulators?

The growing power of artificial intelligence was a deciding factor in a court's decision not to break up Google and its Chrome search browser. It is another reminder of the expanding influence of AI.

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Germany updates: Woman faces 9 years for attacking neo-Nazis

A German could be locked up for assaulting five people during a meeting of far-right groups in Budapest. Electric cars are the rage at an auto show in Munich and a former German diplomat starts a new job.

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Could France's economic turmoil spark eurozone debt crisis?

The collapse of the French government over its inability to bring austerity measures through parliament is raising fears that the debt of the EU's second-largest economy is spinning out of control.

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Germany remembers the neo-Nazi NSU's first victim: Enver Simsek

Twenty-five years after his death, Enver Simsek's family is still seeking explanations. The far-right National Socialist Underground murdered him in 2000 and went on to kill another nine people across Germany.

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Young German authors embark on cultural US road trip

Goethe-Institut USA, which promotes German culture abroad, is sending Sonali Beher and Iven Yorick Fenker on a four-week road trip from New York to Houston to deepen the bond between both nations.

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Egypt, Sudan worry about water as Ethiopia's huge new dam opens

Ethiopia has high hopes for its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which is expected to double the nation's electricity capacity. But the mega dam has long been a source of tension with neighbors Sudan and Egypt.

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