Stories from Berlin · Germany

The Administrative Court of Berlin has ruled that the Berlin police's actions against supporters of the Last Generation climate group were unlawful.

A proposed regulation in Germany would shift the burden of proof in discrimination cases to the accused company, rather than the affected individuals.

Due to rising prices, German consumer protection centers are recommending shopping with stencils.

Vandalism involving spray paint on property is being clarified as property damage, not a harmless act.

Administrative operations in Germany were restricted on May 18th due to IT access issues caused by a faulty synchronization by the IT service provider regio iT.

The German government has approved new auctions for gas power plants. These plants are intended to provide backup power for wind and solar energy sources. The German federal government has approved a draft for a Digital Identities Act, aiming to introduce easier, more secure, and Europe-wide usable identity verification via smartphone.

The German tax authority, IRS, has been prohibited from auditing Donald Trump's past tax returns. This ruling impacts the ongoing scrutiny of his financial records.

Germany's Federal Minister of the Interior plans to invest billions in civil protection measures, including bunkers and field beds.

A German court has ruled that the Foreign Ministry must release SMS messages from Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock.

Unknown individuals gained unauthorized access to the Missy Magazine website between April 27-29, 2026. The magazine reported the incident.