Askhar, from left, Georges Khabbaz, Ameer Fakher Eldin, Hanna Schygulla, Sibel Kekilli and Tom Wlaschiha pose for photographers upon arrival on the red carpet for the film 'Yunan' during

Discover Spore Haus in Berlin, the DAM Preis 2025 winner, blending community and culture through innovative architectural design.

Following police raids at nearly 200 properties in western Germany and Berlin on Tuesday, the country’s interior ministry banned a group it accused of recruiting some 140 jihadists under the cover of promoting Islam.

The Film Festival, Berlinale International Jury from left, Nabil Ayouch, Rodrigo Moreno, Maria Schrader, Todd Haynes, Fan Bingbing, Bina Daigeler, Amy Nicholson and the festival Director Tricia Tuttle

Deutsche Bahn AG expects train travel between Germany and Poland to remain disrupted until Friday after activists sabotaged a rail line linking Tesla Inc.’s factory with Berlin.

Germany is at a crossroads and now for Friedrich Merz the hard work begins, writes Berlin correspondent Jessica Parker.

German investigators say a doctor in Berlin who was first arrested in August on suspicion of killing four elderly patients is now suspected of killing a total of 10 patients and, in five cases, trying

To say Berlin is a big city by European standards is an understatement — it has the largest population in Germany with 3.8 million residents and spans 23 miles. Thus, you should

The Holocaust memorial after a man was attacked at the memorial site in Berlin, Germany, Friday, Feb. 21, 2025. (AP Photo/)

Actor Gerard Depardieu arrives for the screening of the movie 'Saint Amour' at the 66th Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin, Germany February 19, 2016. REUTERS/Stefanie Loos/File Photo PARIS (Reuters) - Investigators have carried out searches in France and Belgium as part of an investigation into alleged tax fraud by French actor Gerard Depardieu,

While rebalancing due to valuation extremes is a key driving force, the prospect of higher defence spending in Europe has added a major tailwind - with the outcome of Germany's elections also likely to decide whether a new government in Berlin will have the two-thirds parliamentary support needed to loosen the so-called 'debt brake' embedded in its constitution.