Deutsche Welle: DW.com – Germany

• 'Measures of Men' sheds light on German colonial crimes
  A new German movie picks up the country's dark history of genocide against the Herero and Nama in what is now Namibia. Director Lars Kraume tells DW why it's so important that Germans learn about what happened back then.
• Nationwide German transport strike causes major disruptions
  Strikes focused on public transport has brought the vast majority of buses, trains and planes in Germany to a halt. The 24-hour action, which began at midnight, is part of a long-running pay dispute.
• Berlin climate referendum falls short
  Berliners voted in a referendum on a proposal to make the German capital climate neutral 15 years earlier than planned. However, not enough voted 'yes' in order for it to pass.
• Germany: Hamburg shooting leaves 2 dead
  German police said they had concluded an operation and were now investigating after the shooting in the northern port city.
• Germany walks fine line on nuclear weapons
  Germany is not a nuclear power, but it is part of US nuclear strategy. In light of the war in Ukraine and the undoing of Cold War-era arms control, the country's balanced approach is coming under more pressure.
• 'Madonna of Kyiv' celebrated in Berlin exhibition
  Berlin's Bode Museum is juxtaposing sculptures from the Middle Ages with contemporary Ukrainian art — including an image of a mother and her child taking refuge from war.
• Pressure in Paris proves Wolfsburg aren't the finished product
  Wolfsburg are still learning what it takes to compete amongst Europe's elite once again. Despite beating PSG in the Champions League quarterfinal, their performance highlighted a lack of big-game experience.