In Frankfurt an der Oder, an ironic sign reads, “Frankfurt Oder/Slubice – no borders.” Slubice is the Polish town across the ...

“If I should die, think only this of me: that there’s some corner of a foreign field that is forever England,” As several ...

Kipnis was a leading pioneer of the Diaspora-negating Zionist narrative and one of its most active proponents, and much of his work was purposely designed to replace Diasporan poems, stories, narrativ ...

Germany's Volkswagen says auto industry headwinds mean it can't rule out plant closures in its home country - and must drop a longstanding job protection pledge in force since 1994 that would have ...

A difficult economic environment, new rivals in Europe, and the falling competitiveness of the German economy meant Volkswagen needed to do more, Blume told its management. Volkswagen has lost ...

Christoph Heubner of the International Auschwitz Committee, told the Guardian. Some Jewish leaders say German politicians would do well to address the concerns apparently expressed by voters this ...

“What unbelievable racist garbage,” former member of the German Bundestag Niema Movassat said of the clip, which depicts the radicalization of a Muslim woman in a manner some X users have described as ...

Frankfurt stocks led European bourses lower early on Monday after a surge in support for a far-right party in Germany’s local elections and weak economic data from China damped investor sentiment.

The HCOB final Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for German manufacturing fell to 42.4 in August from 43.2 in July, above a preliminary flash estimate of 42.1 but remaining below the 50 level that ...

The little-known German state of Thuringia has been thrust into the global spotlight after a far-right nationalist party's election victory there — the first in any German state since Nazi rule.

Pride may lead to stronger, more vibrant communities, and an idea that came to life in modern times by the "city beautiful movement" in the US (1890–1920). "Mean streets make mean people," wrote ...