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Nagelsmann's Germany keep shining after Euro 2024
A spirited draw against the Netherlands concluded a positive September for Germany, who kept their momentum rolling.
Germany risks EU ‘chain reaction’ with new border checks
Berlin's plan to police travelers from even more neighboring states may fall within Schengen rules, but it could have repercussions for governments and asylum seekers around the EU, experts warn.
Germany: Cross-party migration talks break down
A second round of high-level German talks on migration in Berlin ended without agreement. The conservative opposition said it would not attend further meetings. But the coalition government still unveiled a new proposal.
BMW recalls 1.5 million cars over brake issue
German luxury carmaker BMW says it is recalling the vehicles over an apparent brake problem. Partly as a result, the Bavarian company is lowering its sales and profit expectations.
Is Russia trying to influence the US election?
Ahead of the US presidential election, Washington has accused Russia of influencing voters — and not for the first time. Moscow is said to be trying to undermine the legitimacy of democratic elections worldwide.
Germany: Theologian Friedrich Schorlemmer dies
Friedrich Schorlemmer, a theologian and harsh critic of East Germany's communist regime has died at the age of 80. He was an influential figure in the peaceful revolution that brought down the Berlin Wall.
What Volkswagen's woes say about Germany's economic future
Job cuts and possible factory closures at Germany's largest carmaker are a symptom of a wider malaise in Europe's largest economy. Are the doomsayers right or will the "Made In Germany" monicker reign supreme again?