'More intense and overt': Germany sees rise in reports of racism
More people than ever are turning to Germany's Anti-Discrimination Agency, new figures show. The number of reports of discrimination rose to 13,067 in 2025 – around 15 percent more than the previous year.
Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday
A shooter in Dortmund surrenders to police, passengers injured after tram derails in east Berlin, canopy roof collapses on pedestrian zone in Sylt and more news from around Germany on Wednesday, June 3rd.
'Are you ready to be German?': A first-hand account of the final interview for citizenship
The last step before a citizenship application can be approved is a personal appearance at the foreigner’s office. With a German passport so fresh it was still warm in his hands, Liam Kelly, told The Local about his experience.
Alternative for Germany members attend Russia meeting despite criticism
Two members of the far-right AfD are traveling to an economic forum in St. Petersburg this week, while critics accuse the party of representing Russia's interests more than Germany's.
Nippon Connection: What to know about Frankfurt's Japanese film festival
Nippon Connection, the world’s largest festival for Japanese cinema, is taking place in Frankfurt this week. We spoke to a fan in Germany to find out what's on and how to enjoy it.
Why international graduates are three times more likely to find work in Germany
A new report reveals that international graduates in Germany find work three times faster than direct job-seekers – but warns that unrelated part-time work is trapping talent.
How to watch the 2026 football World Cup from Germany
Whether you're supporting your home team, Deutschland or you're simply along for the ride, here's how you can catch the action from the 2026 football World Cup from Germany.
What's the German version of Craigslist?
Looking for online classifieds to buy or sell second-hand items, find housing or access local services in Germany? Here’s where to look.