Verdi kicks off two-day public transport strike in Berlin, business morale perks up in March, expected minister pulls out after protest on family farm and more news from around Germany on Wednesday.

It’s not always easy to find a place to live in Germany – but that doesn’t mean that tenants have to put up with dodgy demands and overblown rules. If your landlord asks you to do any of these ten things, they may be breaking the law.

Germany’s new parliament sits for the first time Tuesday, with a record number of MPs from the far-right AfD expected to lay claim to several senior positions in the chamber.

Cocaine use is on the rise across Europe. Here’s a look at the consequences of being caught in possession of the drug in Germany.

Taking parental leave to bond with a newborn child is a wonderful experience, but if you’re applying for German citizenship, you may be wondering if this break from work could impact your application. We look at the rules and offer some helpful tips.

Germany’s new parliament sits for the first time on Tuesday with a reduced headcount, fewer women and a record number of lawmakers from the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).

A German court on Monday banned airline giant Lufthansa from saying in its advertisements that passengers could “compensate” for carbon emissions from flights, finding that the claims were ‘misleading’.

A former member of Germany’s far-left Baader-Meinhof gang who was arrested last year after more than 30 years on the run will face trial Tuesday for a series of armed robberies.

Newly elected parliamentarians take their seats, mediation begins in public sector pay dispute, prosecutors files charges against climate activists, and more news from Germany on Tuesday.

Germany’s notoriously high energy costs has become a focal point for the incoming coalition government, which agreed early on to reduce electricity prices. Here’s how you can take advantage of the expected changes to get a cheaper energy bill.