Berlin power grid attack leaves 35,000 homes without electricity
A major power outage in Berlin leaves tens of thousands without heat or light in sub-zero temperatures. Officials blame left-wing extremists for the arson attack. Read the latest.
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Berlin power cut after arson claimed by climate and AI protesters
A left-wing extremist group has claimed responsibility for an arson attack that has left tens of thousands in Berlin without power and heat in freezing conditions. Read the latest on the investigation and impact.
GetYourGuide Eyes Share Sale After Profit Turn
Travel platform GetYourGuide is in talks for a multi-billion Euro share sale after reporting its first profit. Discover the details of this major industry move.
Berlin power outage leaves 50,000 in dark after arson
A major power outage in Berlin, suspected to be arson, has plunged tens of thousands into darkness. Full details on the investigation and restoration timeline here.
Berlin power cut hits 45,000 homes after suspected arson
A suspected arson attack on power cables in Berlin has left 45,500 homes without electricity, with repairs expected to last until Thursday amid freezing conditions. Read the latest updates.
Ceal Floyer's final artistic gesture before death
Royal Academician Tacita Dean recounts witnessing conceptual artist Ceal Floyer's courageous final work—a defiant gesture towards death—in a Berlin palliative care unit. A story of art, courage, and legacy.
Evening Class on Fascism Warns of Rising AfD Threat
A Berlin journalist's seminar on historical fascism draws chilling parallels with today's Germany, where the far-right AfD leads in polls. Discover the lessons from a rediscovered 1951 novel.
Multi-club ownership spreads in women's football
Investors like Kara Nortman are championing multi-club ownership as a vital tool to fund women's football's future. Explore the debate and key deals shaping the sport.
Gay Cinema Pioneer Rosa von Praunheim Dies at 83
Rosa von Praunheim, the provocative German film-maker whose 1971 film sparked a 'Stonewall moment', has died aged 83, days after marrying his partner. Read about his legacy.
Zelenskyy Berlin Talks: US Peacekeeper Plan Revealed
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz details a US-led plan for peacekeepers to defend Ukraine post-ceasefire, as Zelenskyy hints at a near-finalised deal. Explore the latest from day 1,393 of the war.
O'Sullivan in German Masters draw for first time since 2017
Ronnie O'Sullivan is in the draw for the 2026 German Masters, potentially ending a long absence from the Berlin event. Discover the draw details and his past history at the Tempodrom.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine Peace Plans Ready for Russia in Days
Ukraine's president reveals US-brokered peace deal could be finalised imminently, but warns of 'turbulence' if Putin rejects it. Key territorial disputes remain unresolved.
US Offers NATO-Style Security Guarantee to Ukraine
In a landmark Berlin meeting, US envoys offer Ukraine NATO-style security guarantees. Zelenskyy seeks more arms and sanctions as ceasefire talks progress. Read the latest on day 1,392.
Ukraine Peace Talks in Berlin: What Was Achieved?
US and European leaders met in Berlin to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine in a potential peace deal with Russia. While progress was made, critical issues like occupied territories remain unresolved. Read the full analysis.
Europe Backs Multinational Force for Ukraine Post-Peace
European leaders call for a multinational force to secure Ukraine after a peace deal, following optimistic talks in Berlin where the US pledged security guarantees. Read the latest developments.
Zelenskyy meets European leaders in Berlin for Ukraine talks
Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets European leaders in Berlin as the US pushes for a swift end to the war. Talks focus on security guarantees and frozen frontlines. Read the latest updates.
Germany Approves Military Service Plan Amid Protests
German parliament passes law to screen all 18-year-old men for military suitability, sparking nationwide school strikes. Defence minister warns conscription could follow if recruitment fails.
Peaches on new album No Lube So Rude after 10 years
Electroclash icon Peaches discusses her first album in 10 years, No Lube So Rude, queer rights, Berlin's changing culture, and her creative journey. Discover the artist's powerful comeback.
Children's GDR Series 'In Fritzi's Footsteps' Wins Emmy
German children's series 'In Fritzi's Footsteps' wins International Emmy for its innovative approach to teaching East German history through animation and real-life interviews.
Petrenko's Brahms: A Landmark Recording
Discover Kirill Petrenko's dynamic new recording of Brahms's First Symphony and Tragic Overture with the Berlin Philharmonic. Stream the album now on Apple Music and Spotify.
The Ice Tower: Cotillard in Death-Wish Fairytale
Marion Cotillard stars in Lucile Hadžihalilović's hypnotic new film The Ice Tower, a haunting tale of obsession and idolisation. Read our full review of this Berlin festival sensation.
Sixth Hamas suspect arrested in Germany
German authorities detain sixth Hamas member accused of plotting attacks on Jewish institutions. Suspect allegedly transported automatic rifle and pistols. Read the latest developments.
Berlin reverses green transport policies amid protests
Berlin's new conservative government slashes cycling and pedestrian funding while prioritising cars, triggering climate protests and dividing communities over urban mobility.
Why I left London for Europe's friendliest city
A Londoner's journey to discover if the grass really is greener led to an unexpected winner in the European friendliness stakes, with surprising results that challenge British perceptions.
Drone Chaos Shuts Three Major European Airports
Three of Europe's busiest airports face complete shutdown after multiple drone sightings, causing travel chaos and raising serious security concerns across the continent.
Modern Berlin Airlift: Could West Protect Civilians from Moscow?
As tensions escalate between Russia and the West, historians draw chilling parallels to the 1948 Berlin Airlift, questioning whether Western nations would muster the same courage to protect civilians today.
Little Berlin: Village still divided by Cold War
Discover the remarkable story of Mödlareuth, the tiny village split in two by the Iron Curtain, where the Cold War's legacy continues to shape daily life decades after reunification.
German Dentists Confront Nazi Past with Memorial
German dental association breaks 80-year silence with powerful memorial acknowledging profession's complicity in Nazi sadistic practices and human experimentation.
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