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  • 01 March
    • German phrase of the day: Etwas in Kauf nehmen
    • Germany peels away most of remaining Covid-19 measures
    • Munich's public transport largely 'out of service' amid strikes
    • German food prices rise 'above average' as inflation remains steady
    • Which German train stations have the highest crime rates?
    • Germany to open Olympic bases to Ukrainian athletes
    • Foreign drivers could get simpler way to exchange licence under EU proposal
    • Baden-Württemberg launches new budget transport ticket for young people
  • 02 March
    • More money and less bureaucracy: How Germany wants to change its child benefits system
    • Olaf Scholz pledges no peace talks without Ukrainian agreement
    • German word of the day: Versorgung
    • Record year for EU countries granting citizenship to foreigners
    • How students can apply for the €200 energy payment in Germany
    • Germany's Scholz vows to ramp up weapons production for Ukraine
    • Apple announces big investments into Munich site
    • More than a quarter of people in Germany have an 'immigration background'
    • Germany's Social Democrats fail again to expel ex-chancellor over Putin ties
  • 03 March
    • 'World's largest village': How foreigners in Germany feel about Munich
    • PODCAST: Who’s against Germany’s dual citizenship plans - and why?
    • Ukraine the top priority for Olaf Scholz visit to Washington
    • Who is most affected by Friday's public transport strikes across Germany?
    • Germany's Lufthansa pushes to expand amid strikes and staff shortages
    • OPINION: Critics need to wake up to the reality of dual citizenship in Germany
    • France and Germany to host Charles III on first state visits as king
  • 04 March
    • Biden, Scholz pledge Ukraine support at White House talks
    • How a German war film disarmed Oscar voters despite woes at home
    • German firm in talks to build tank plant in Ukraine
  • 05 March
    • Anger as climate activists smear German monument
  • 06 March
    • Living in Germany: Munich's different sides, going vegan, and comparing health costs
    • How falling fuel costs could slow down inflation in Germany
    • Number of furnished rental apartments rising rapidly in Germany
    • The five German states most affected by the latest round of strikes on Monday
    • How climate change could cost Germany almost one trillion euros by 2050
    • EXPLAINED: The small German cities where rents are rising the fastest
  • 07 March
    • Germany's citizenship reform aims to meet needs of immigrants, draft law reveals
    • 'More than 50,000' unfilled teaching positions in German schools
    • Public transport disruption in Frankfurt due to a technical problem
    • Why are Germans sending their loved ones' ashes to Switzerland?
    • What we know so far about Germany's plans to shake up fast-track citizenship
    • German phrase of the day: Bescheid sagen
    • Why a record high number of employees went on sick leave in Germany in 2022
  • 08 March
    • Nord Stream: Investigators link Ukrainian-owned yacht to sabotage, reports claim
    • Why part-time workers are less happy than full-timers in Germany
    • Germany angers EU after putting brakes on fossil fuel car ban
    • German kindergartens hit by warning strikes on Wednesday
    • EU defence ministers hash out plan for sending more ammunition to Ukraine
    • EXPLAINED: What to know about Germany’s new €49 ticket app
    • France makes new arrests in €2 million German heist
    • 10 German women who changed the world
  • 09 March
    • Six months on, what do we know about the Nord Stream blasts?
    • German wine labels to include nutritional value from end of 2023
    • Germany or Austria: Where is it easier to get an EU Blue Card?
    • Berlin rental prices rose by 'almost a third' in three months
    • Apple to spend extra €1 billion on Munich chip hub
    • Reader question: Can I still get German citizenship after claiming benefits?
    • Germany plans oil and gas boiler ban in 2024
    • Are Germans stingy when it come to tipping?
    • German postal workers vote in favour of 'open-ended strike'
    • UPDATE: Gunman kills six people in shooting at Jehovah's Witness centre in Hamburg
  • 10 March
    • Last member of White Rose Nazi resistance group dies
    • What we know so far about the shooting in Hamburg
    • Train route between Frankfurt and Mannheim to close for five months
    • First students get their €200 energy relief payments in Germany
    • Which products are driving up inflation in Germany?
    • Poorer and non-German speaking families less likely to find a kita place
    • German phrase of the day: Es kommt mir Spanisch vor
    • How could Germany’s planned reforms to citizenship law change?
  • 11 March
    • German bishops go against Vatican to back blessings for gay couples
    • Hamburg reels from Jehovah's Witness centre shooting
    • German Interior Minister wants bigger crackdown on guns after Hamburg shooting
    • Four German airports cancel Monday flights due to strike
  • 12 March
    • Hamburg gunman: disturbed entrepreneur who penned apocalyptic book
    • German Catholics challenge Vatican with sweeping reform drive
  • 13 March
    • Living in Germany: Modernising citizenship laws, snow and a strong beer festival
    • German anti-war epic 'All Quiet on the Western Front' claims Oscars glory
    • What’s the difference between B2 and C1 German for new fast-track citizenship?
    • German bars and restaurants still short-staffed following pandemic
    • 7 German words that make my blood run cold
    • Germany gets a blast of Spring as temperatures top 20 C
  • 14 March
    • Healthcare workers across Germany begin two-day strike
    • EXPLAINED: Why are there so many strikes in Germany right now?
    • EXPLAINED: Can women in Germany bath topless in public swimming pools?
    • German department store Galeria Kaufhof closes 52 shops
    • German military has 'too little of everything'
    • German schoolgirls confess to fatal stabbing of 12-year-old
  • 15 March
    • State by state: Who will get a discount on Germany's €49 transport ticket?
    • Syrian medical students study German in hopes of move abroad
    • Germany hits emissions-reduction target in 2022
    • Germany opens applications for €200 student energy payout
    • German word of the day: Schlau
    • UPDATE: German airports struck by travel chaos due to Friday strikes
    • Germany shuts down 'world's largest' crypto launderer
    • Berlin under fire over Netanyahu visit
  • 16 March
    • Düsseldorf public transport 'at a standstill' due to strikes
    • Olaf Scholz stresses need for quick ammo supplies for Ukraine
    • ‘Record sick leave’ cost Germany billions of euros in 2022
    • EXPLAINED: How America's banking crisis could hit consumers in Germany
    • Netanyahu defiant over legal reforms despite Berlin's 'great concern'
  • 17 March
    • PODCAST: Berlin’s topless swimming row, strike season and German tipping culture
    • COMPARED: Germany’s Chancenkarte vs. Austria's Red-White-Red card for skilled non-EU workers
    • Can German homeowners expect high renovation costs under new EU law?
    • First German minister to visit Taiwan in 26 years
    • German word of the day: Kette
    • German parliament votes to make itself smaller in disputed reform
    • EXPLAINED: Why travel chaos from transport strikes in Germany could get worse
  • 19 March
    • Lacking health workers, Germany taps robots for elder care
  • 20 March
    • Living in Germany: Ramped-up transport strikes, hibernating statues and Spargelzeit
    • German minister vows to 'learn from Canada' on immigration
    • German politician shot 'through window' of his home
    • Polite but not mandatory: The dos and don'ts of tipping in Germany
    • Here's how much more pensioners in Germany can expect to receive this year
    • EXPLAINED: How rents are changing in Germany’s five biggest cities
  • 21 March
    • German minister begins first cabinet-level trip to Taiwan in 26 years
    • Germany ranked 'most difficult country' for foreign residents to get started
    • Kita and U-Bahn closures: Cologne among cities hit by strikes Tuesday
    • 'Less than half' of families in Germany feel positive about their finances
    • EXPLAINED: Why Berlin is voting on going climate neutral by 2030
    • How better rural transport could help solve Germany's housing crisis
  • 22 March
    • Manpower shortage dims solar panel boom in Germany
    • Can a flat swap help me find a new apartment in Germany?
    • Shots 'fired at police' during raids on German far-right group
    • German word of the day: Die Sommerzeit
    • Why Germany wants families to move to the countryside
    • Man sentenced to five years for deadly attack at German pride parade
  • 23 March
    • What foreign students should know about applying for German citizenship
    • Bone fragments held by Nazis to get funeral in Berlin
    • France-Germany row overshadows EU leaders' summit
    • Strikes: Do parents in Germany receive a day off work when Kitas close?
    • How strikes in Hamburg are affecting flights and public services
    • German word of the day: Leseratte
    • German unions call major nationwide transport strike for Monday
    • Why are people in German-speaking countries so obsessed with Schlager music?
  • 24 March
    • PODCAST: Is Germany really one of the hardest countries to start a new life in?
    • INTERVIEW: Why newcomers in Germany have a hard time getting started
    • Germany says reforms 'essential' for Georgia's EU membership
    • EXPLAINED: What to expect during Monday's 'mega strike' in Germany
    • Denmark and Germany announce plans for hydrogen pipeline
    • Everything that changes in Germany in April 2023
    • No reason to worry about Deutsche Bank, says Scholz
    • Which cities have the cheapest - and most expensive - Döner kebabs in Germany?
  • 25 March
    • EU, Germany reach deal on fossil fuel car phaseout plan
    • Germany simplifies gender change procedure
  • 26 March
    • Germany's Scholz looks to quell coalition divisions
    • Germany relaxes Sunday lorry ban ahead of strike but traffic jams unlikely
    • Berlin condemns Russian nuclear weapon deployment in Belarus
  • 27 March
    • Germany hit by major disruption as transport workers stage 'mega strike'
    • Living in Germany: A day of transport disruption, regional differences and blossoming trees
    • Reader Question: Can workers in Germany stay home during transport strikes?
    • IN PICTURES: German workers down tools in unprecedented strike action
    • German business morale improves again in March
    • Germany lifts veto to make way for EU fossil fuel car ban
    • 7 unmissable events taking place across Germany in April
  • 28 March
    • Germany delivers Leopard tanks to Ukraine
    • 'New chapter': Charles III in Germany for first foreign trip as king
    • German phrase of the day: Die Butter vom Brot nehmen
    • Snow and highs of 20C: Germany set for 'rollercoaster' weather before Easter
    • Reader question: Will there be more strikes in Germany over Easter?
    • Germany plans hike in military aid for Ukraine
    • German home prices drop for first time in over 10 years
  • 29 March
    • Five things that are changing about Germany - and five that never will
    • How Germany is opening its doors to foreign job seekers amid labour shortage
    • What are the German roots of the British royal family?
    • How to celebrate Easter 2024 in Germany
    • Abendbrot: What time do Germans eat dinner?
    • Activists accuse German government of climate climbdown
    • From trains to heating: What you need to know about Germany's new 'climate package'
  • 30 March
    • EXPLAINED: The German tax changes coming into effect in April 2023
    • Germany commits to billions in military aid for Ukraine
    • Charles warns Europe's security under threat in landmark German speech
    • What are the chances of unlimited strikes in Germany?
    • German government signs off on sweeping reforms for skilled worker visas
    • Germany scraps law allowing workers to get sick notes over the phone
    • Inflation in Germany eases due to lower energy prices
    • Germany's most populous state plans discounted €49 ticket
    • Just how well does Britain's King Charles III speak German?
  • 31 March
    • PODCAST: How Germany is (and isn't) changing, royal bonds and do Germans make small talk?
    • Chancenkarte: How many points could you get on Germany's planned skilled worker visa?
    • Ask an expert: Do Germans really hate small talk?
    • FACT CHECK: Is crime really on the rise in Germany?
    • Charles III lays wreath for WWII bombing victims in Hamburg
    • Over a million German households spend half of their income on rent
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