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  • 01 March
    • Europe backs Ukraine after Trump-Zelensky clash shocks world leaders
    • Potential hurdles on road to new German government
    • Inside Germany: Can we change the conversation on immigration?
    • Eight unmissable events happening in Germany in March 2025
  • 02 March
    • Navalnaya leads Berlin march against Ukraine war
    • Trump-Zelensky row heaps pressure on Germany's politicians
  • 03 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
    • Top economist calls for end to paid parental leave in Germany
    • Five things to say instead of 'bitte' when someone thanks you in German
    • At least two dead and several injured after car hits crowd in Mannheim
    • EXPLAINED: The key changes affecting pensioners in Germany this March
    • Germany to see nationwide strikes in hospitals and care homes this week
  • 04 March
    • Two dead after German man drives into crowd in Mannheim
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday
    • Americans in Europe: Bill that could restrict voting from abroad passes House
    • IN PICTURES: The wildest 'Rosenmontag' floats at this year's Carnival in Germany
    • 'A new era is upon us': EU unveils €800 billion plan to rearm Europe
    • What we know so far about the fatal car-ramming incident in Mannheim
    • Conservatives float plans to bring back military service in Germany
    • Trump administration 'plans to axe US consulates in Germany'
  • 05 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday
    • Germany's Merz vows billions to boost economy and defence
    • German word of the day: Eile
    • How to avoid being scammed when getting ETA visa waiver for the UK
    • In Ramstein, Germans struggle to imagine town without US base
    • Tesla sales plunge in Germany after Musk backs far right
    • 'Unexpected turn': Germany set for massive rearmament as divide with US widens
    • EU aims for October start date for EES passport checks
    • EXPLAINED: Germany's new debt deal and what it means for residents
  • 06 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
    • Hospital patients in Germany face disruption amid two-day strike
    • German postal service to cut 8,000 jobs
    • EXPLAINED: How US consulates help American citizens living in Germany
    • 'Social glue': Why it's no surprise European states are toughening language requirements
    • German MPs to debate defence spending boost next week
    • German pensions set to increase by 3.74 percent
  • 07 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Friday
    • Four jailed over plot to stage coup and kidnap German minister
    • Are Europe's ties with United States set to worsen?
    • German nurseries and care facilities go on strike ahead of Women's Day
    • German airports to be hit by labour strike on Monday
    • How to celebrate Women's Day in Berlin in 2025
    • More than 120,000 Brits naturalised in European countries since Brexit vote
    • EXPLAINED: How passengers will be affected by German airport strikes on Monday
  • 08 March
    • Germany's asylum seekers anxious over Merz's immigration plans
    • EU sees record drop in births, data shows
    • Inside Germany: Merz's debt U-turn, sunlit harbours and women's (in)equality
    • Which countries in Europe grant the most citizenships to foreign residents?
    • German conservatives and centre-left agree in principle to form govt
  • 09 March
    • Germany to crack down on irregular immigration, says likely next leader Merz
    • Citizenship to Bürgergeld: What Germany's CDU and SPD have agreed so far
    • Flights cancelled as German airport strike brought forward in Hamburg
    • Germany's Merz open to France extending nuclear deterrent
    • Germany's dual citizenship law to remain under future CDU/SPD coalition
  • 10 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
    • Deutsche Bahn pays out compensation to millions of rail passengers in Germany
    • EU mulls tightening flight delay compensation rules for passengers
    • How the price of student housing compares across Germany
    • Greens cast doubt over Germany's defence spending plans
  • 11 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday
    • From transport to waste: The various strikes hitting Germany this week
    • EU paves way for states to set up controversial return hubs for migrants
    • 'Third winter' begins: Germany's 11-season calendar explained
    • What are Germany's highest valued start-ups?
    • Germany warned its military still under-resourced
    • German word of the day: Sauber
  • 12 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday
    • German arms firm Rheinmetall seizes on European 'era of rearmament'
    • EU vows to hit back against US tariffs
    • Will German consumers join the growing boycott of US-made goods?
    • 5 tips for surviving Deutsche Bahn's new Paris to Berlin 'direct' train link
    • TIMELINE: How soon will Germany get a new government?
    • Can Germany's planned spending boost revive its ailing economy?
  • 13 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
    • Germany's Merz faces parliament showdown over spending bonanza
    • Are German police racially profiling people at the border?
    • 'Cash for visas': Why the Munich immigration office is facing corruption allegations
    • German word of the day: Frühlingsbote
    • Measles cases in Europe double to reach 25-year high
    • Germany's Merz urges MPs to back spending bonanza in fiery debate
    • What are the most important political issues for foreigners in Germany?
  • 14 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Friday
    • Merkel denies covering up German government report on Covid-19 origins
    • Görlitz: How a German city became a seismograph for far-right surge
    • Will Germany see unlimited strikes in the public sector?
    • 'Germany is back': Parties strike deal for historic spending boost
    • What's on in Germany: Six spring festivals you can't miss
    • 'Erratic' US policies likely to hit German growth
    • Ten open questions at the start of Germany's coalition negotiations
    • ETA application dilemma leaves some British dual-nationals in limbo
    • Berlin to see two-day public transport strike from Wednesday
  • 15 March
    • Inside Germany: Merz's first gambit, Saxony in Paris and the political power of a döner kebab
    • Germany has ditched the debt brake, but what will the consequences be?
  • 16 March
    • German grammar tips: What’s the deal with 'doch'?
    • Spurred by Trump turnabout, European nations debate conscription
    • Man suspected of setting wife on fire in Germany turns himself in
  • 17 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
    • Why Germany could see more disruptive warning strikes this week
    • 'Unacceptable': How Tesla is battling against German workers' sick pay claims
    • Germany concerned after three citizens held by US at border
    • Everything that changes in Germany in April 2025
  • 18 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday
    • New blow to German auto sector as Audi announces job cuts
    • 'Weeks of wild uncertainty': The stress of choosing the right school in Germany
    • Why has the US asked Germany to send more eggs?
    • Germany's Merz says defence spending counters Putin's 'war against Europe'
    • EXPLAINED: How Berlin's two-day BVG strike will impact passengers
    • German MPs give green light to 'bazooka' spending package
  • 19 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday
    • What are the rules in Germany on students having phones at school?
    • What's on in Munich: The events not to miss this April
    • German Word of the Day: pascht scho
    • 'I store cash at home': Why Americans in Germany struggle to save for retirement
    • German defence firm warns that Europe still needs US military support
  • 20 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
    • 'Shattered taboos': How Europe has shifted as it gears up for the Trump era
    • Levels of racism and discrimination in Germany revealed in new survey
    • Germany updates US travel advice after three citizens detained
    • Germany reopens its embassy in Syria
    • German military leaders re-examine reliance on US-made weapons
    • Which German cities are the most in need of new housing?
  • 21 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Friday
    • What's in Germany's giant spending package?
    • Do patients in Germany with private health insurance get priority appointments?
    • Nightjet sleeper train from Berlin to Brussels axed from end of March
    • Germany's massive spending package approved by the Bundesrat
    • Germany approves 3 billion euros in new military aid for Ukraine
    • Reader question: How long can I stay in Germany on a work permit if I lose my job?
    • Eight unmissable events happening in Germany in April 2025
    • Germany says it's committed to order of US F-35 fighter jets
  • 22 March
    • EXPLAINED: Why are the lights going off in Germany for an hour on Saturday?
    • Study probes mystery of Berlin techno clubs' door policy
  • 23 March
    • German grammar tips: How to say ‘you’ in German without sounding rude
  • 24 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
    • Germany to close embassy in South Sudan
    • Berlin commuters to be hit by another two-day public transport strike
    • 'They hit me': The real lives of Germany's foreign food delivery drivers
    • Can I get my money back if I've paid for an ETA through an unofficial website?
    • EXPLAINED: What happens next in Germany's rapid-fire coalition talks
    • French Alpine village mourns Germanwings crash victims decade on
    • How to reduce your household electricity bill in Germany this year
  • 25 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday
    • German left-wing militant goes on trial after decades on the run
    • German court bans Lufthansa's alleged 'greenwashing' ads
    • Five surprising faces in Germany's new parliament
    • Reader question: Can you naturalise as German while on parental leave?
    • What's the penalty if you're caught with cocaine in Germany?
    • Germany's far right targets greater influence in new parliament
    • Ten things landlords in Germany can never ask of tenants
  • 26 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday
    • What will Germany's likely new government do about the 'Deutschlandticket'?
    • How to know if you're getting a good severance package in Germany
    • Berlin urges Russia to agree to ceasefire in Ukraine without conditions
    • Will Europe's high-speed ‘Metro-style’ rail network really happen?
    • REVEALED: The new flights from Frankfurt starting in April 2025
    • Germany's incoming government 'to extend rent brake for two years'
    • 'Crucial for safety': New rule will enforce driving licence bans across EU
  • 27 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
    • EU tells citizens to stockpile three days of supplies in case of attack or disaster
    • Trump targets German auto industry with new foreign vehicle tariffs
    • What Trump's voting executive order means for Americans in Europe
    • How will Trump's car tariffs impact Germany?
    • Germany's next government could make it easier to strip citizenship from dual nationals
    • Crisis-hit German rail operator reports another massive loss
    • What happens next after Berlin's two-day public transport strike?
  • 28 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Friday
    • 'The time has come': Will Europe finally put an end to changing of the clocks?
    • REVEALED: Where SUVs are most - and least - popular in Germany
    • No 'spring revival' for Germany as unemployment rises
    • Munich named 'most walkable' city in the world
    • Pensions to taxation: Where Germany's future coalition still disagrees
    • When will Europe roll out its ETIAS visa waiver for non-EU travellers?
    • Germany says 'nothing off table' in response to US tariffs
  • 29 March
    • Partial solar eclipse to cross swathe of Europe on Saturday
    • Inside Germany: Clock debates, controversial hedges and the sorrows of Deutsche Bahn
    • From citizenship to renting: What to expect when Germany's coalition talks conclude
  • 30 March
    • AI-powered drones track down fires in German forests
  • 31 March
    • Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
    • Imamoglu unrest splits Germany's Turkish community
    • TELL US: Is Hamburg a good place for foreigners to live in Germany?
    • 'Junge Alternative': Why the AfD has dissolved its problematic youth wing
    • German word of the day: Umschulung
    • Wild garlic and nettles: The spring herbs to forage for in Germany
    • Germany's inflation falls in March but trade conflicts cloud horizon
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