A recent study shows that as many as one in five Germans between the ages of 14 and 29 are actively thinking about moving to another country — and 40% plan to do so in the long term.

Inflation has started to track back up as the Iran war stymied hopes that it had finally been tamped down. In eastern Germany, the far-right AfD is meeting to talk about its social policy plans. DW ...

Most Germans think people's manners are getting worse, although most rate themselves as polite. Meawhile, there's trouble at ...

Workers in Germany are increasingly voting for the far-right populist Alternative for Germany party. Yet the party's platform ...

Millions of digitized Nazi records force families to confront a dark, unaddressed generational history.

Germans are altering their travel plans for Easter and the months ahead due to conflicts, a new survey shows. The economy ...

A new poll shows vast dissatisfaction with life in Germany among the nation’s youngest citizens. Some 21 percent of Germans ...

German lawmakers have voted for a scheme aimed at making state-backed private pensions more attractive. Meanwhile, the center ...

Activists gear up for weekend of Easter peace marches punctuated by the Iran war Economist with the government's ear ...