Germany’s Lutheran Church focuses on the environment, LGBTQ, diversity, gender, and climate, but has very little to do with Jesus Christ
“When he wordlessly rubbed his hands between my legs and touched my chest, I got scared,” the elderly victim told the criminal court in Dresden, Germany
The data revealed the “stress on mental health from the pandemic in this age group,” confirmed the head of ICU at a German children’s hospital
Mercedes’ car sales in Germany plummeted by more than 25 percent
The method of training for German police dogs no longer conforms with the country’s animal welfare laws
Economics professor László Bogár laments the erosion of gender identity and the concept of family, and ponders in the face of U.S. global decline who will become the next global leader
Despite German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle celebrating the Telegram app as a tool for opposition during protests in Belarus last year, the German government now sees it as a threat because Germany’s opposition is using it
Energy Prices European Commission France Germany Hungary Nord Stream 2 nuclear energy Russia Economy Environment Germany Hungary Hungary sees nuclear as a way out for the EU’s energy dependence
On Dec. 31, Germany closed three of its remaining six nuclear plants
The outgoing Merkel cabinet approved €5 billion worth of weapons sales, but Germany’s new leftist government wants to throw a wrench in the country’s national defense industry
The mayor of Hamburg is being accused of using false data to back up draconian 2G restrictions, which he successfully lobbied many German states to adopt across the country
An organization linked to the Muslim Brotherhood is buying up property in Germany’s capital, but to what end?
No German party has been targeted more by attacks and violence than the conservative Alternative for Germany (AfD) party
A full recovery of the economy is unlikely to happen next year
Boris Palmer was elected mayor of Tübingen with 60 percent of the votes, but now his own party wants him gone
“Baerbock will interfere in the internal affairs of other sovereign countries,” said Petr Bystron to Hungarian newspaper Magyar Hirlap
PM Orbán highlights the need for tolerating different viewpoints in Hungarian-German relations in a new article published in the German press
Scholz leaves out “So help me God” from his oath of office
Germany’s only right-wing party, which already has thousands of members accused of no wrongdoing under surveillance by intelligence services, fears the country’s new government is going to ramp up repression
The other two party assemblies have already approved the coalition
Thousands of green lights were installed in front of the German Bundestag calling to open the borders and accept migrants
The rise in energy prices is one of the main factors fueling inflation in Germany and Europe
The new German government is intent of opening the floodgates of immigration again, Mariann Őry writes in daily Magyar Hírlap.
The most shocking surprise is Green co-chair Annalena Baebock heading the Foreign Ministry
Lockdowns were the hardest periods, while vaccinations lifted the mood somewhat
The biggest differences are in climate change, budget spending and foreign policy
18 key arguments summed up against the German asylum system
Germany’s top Christian organizations have played a pivotal role in promoting mass immigration to Europe
German activists fail in their attempt to aid illegal migration at the Polish border
Germany’s reluctance to take firm action against the migration wave on the Belarus-Polish border is a clear sign of surrender, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér
Despite claims of success from Merkel last week, most Germans do not believe the migrant crisis has been a “success”
The majority of the migrants seeking to enter Poland have one destination: Germany
German state launches nationwide campaign teaching Germans how to stay warm in a heating crisis
Any German vandalizing a mosque could expect to be charged with hate crimes, yet the German media only spoke of “religious differences” in explaining the possible motives behind the attack, writes Daniel Deme
Number of asylum seekers in Germany reaches 100,000 this year
The Social Democrats have intensified preliminary talks with their likely future coalition partners, the Greens and the Liberal Free Democrats
The threats came by way of internet-uploaded video and describe the weaponization of deport-list migrants
Germany could move closer to its green, emission-free future even faster than currently planned
Business interests trump political considerations between Hungary and Germany, writes a Hungarian trans activist who now lives in Germany
If the parking spaces were labeled “White European” parking spaces, but authorities later said they were open to all, what would the reaction have been?
On Thursday night, the German government brought eight women and their 23 children back to the country from Syria in a secret operation
Germany has been plagued by knife attacks in recent years
Could the CDU’s Armin Laschet still have a chance to be chancellor? His party cannot be written off just yet
Germany, which sells itself as a green energy leader, is an emissions-producing giant that is gobbling up fossil fuels to meet energy demands
Islamists continue to constitute the largest group of people threatening security in Germany
Democracy under attack in Germany as left-wing extremists post calls for assassinating politicians along with their home addresses
This was the German chancellor’s last speech about German reunification after 16 years in power
Not coincidentally, the advisor has not eliminated “neoliberalism,” “neocolonialism,” or “hegemony”
Accelerating this process would be “a major modernization needed in Germany”
Social Democratic candidate for Chancellor Olaf Scholz also wants to form a government with Greens and FDP
Despite the German president’s claims that Germany’s Turkish guest workers have led Germany to a successful “open” society, the data suggests his claim is misleading
The poor showing of Germany’s Christian Democratic Party at Sunday’s elections may herald the dawn of the classic people’s parties, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Supporters of the conservative CDU/CSU union will miss Merkel the most, while supporters of AfD will miss her the least
African countries may increasingly block deported migrants from Europe from landing in their territory
The lack of true — or even viable — alternatives during the German elections herald the end of a nation, economist László Bogár writes in a column in daily Magyar Hírlap.
The Left Party, Hamburg university Associations, and left-wing extremists wanted to “finish off” CDU leader Armin Laschet
While Germany pushes for more migrants, which have often cost the state billions to integrate with poor results, countries like Japan are pushing technology, automation and robotics in order to make up for any shortfalls in labor
No other political party in Germany is so often the victim of attacks as the AfD
The agenda of the front-runner in Germany’s upcoming election indicates that he may stage a comeback for communism, Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér writes
Germany’s national-conservative party has consistently targeted with automobile arson attacks
Germany has the fourth-largest diaspora of Afghans with more than a quarter of a million Afghans living there
Economist Csaba Szajlai takes a look at the state of Germany’s economy and society as the Merkel era draws to a close
The leader of the German Social Democrats wants to take on Merkel’s familiar persona as he inches closer to taking power
Left Party MP Sahra Wagenknecht, the former parliamentary chairperson of the party and ardent critic of political correctness, identity politics, and mass migration, will remain in the party despite efforts to oust her
Potential partners for the coming left-wing German government are flexing their political muscle
Newly-released crime data from Düsseldorf’s Ministry of the Interior has revealed that nearly half of all gang-rape suspects in the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia are foreigners
New data about Islamic terrorism raises another warning signal that integration efforts in Germany are failing
After Brexit, German companies reoriented to the East, but the German export success story could be under threat due to politics
Nearly 200 Germans died and thousands were left homeless in floods in July, but predominantly criminal foreigners took advantage of their misery to enrich themselves
The German government has been quietly flying an increasing number of asylum seekers into the country in recent years, a request from the Alternative for Germany’s (AfD) parliamentary group has shown
A German university is in hot water after its student council posted a highly controversial and discriminatory job advertisement that asked White people to refrain from applying
German police have arrested an Iraqi man after he sexually assaulted a four-year-old girl who had been traveling on a train with her parents from Baden-Württemberg to Hesse.
Pointing to the high rate of crime and lack of integration of Germany’s current Afghan community, a leading AfD politician called on Germany to reject Baerbock’s proposal
The SPD party, led by popular Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, pushed the conservative CDU/CSU union of Chancellor Angela Merkel to second place
Detlef Scheele talked about targeted immigration to cover gaps in the labor market
Criminals and the Taliban are taking advantage of the West’s botched withdrawal from Afghanistan
New data shows that Germany’s school-age generation increasingly features a migrant background
Preference for the CDU/CSU party has been declining recently
Authorities are now asking them to repeat the vaccination with the real thing
The officers were saved only thanks to a quick escape
According to the murderers, their sister violated their moral values
Figures from the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) reveal that two females are gang-raped in Merkel’s multicultural Germany each day, with foreigners making up half of the suspects.
The party plans to increase the minimum wage for the low-income people, who will be most affected by the green transformation
Recent floods in Western Europe have claimed 216 lives
Taliban advance won’t deter German government from trying to deport Afghan criminals
Europe is a victim of German strength in the service of the belief in its superiority over others
Blocking two users for comments on Facebook about the 2018 migration wave was illegal and violated freedom of speech
The Green Minister for Education in the state of Baden-Württemberg is pushing for the use of gender-neutral language in schools
The aid is intended to arrive with minimal red tape to ensure immediate support
Somali refugee probably deranged because of his mental health problems, cannot be prosecuted
Armin Laschet, minister-president of North Rhine-Westphalia, made a faux pas at a critical moment when he accompanied President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Saturday to visit disaster-stricken areas in the east of Germany
Almost 66 percent of Syrian refugees in Germany need financial support, the Federal Labor Market Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit or BA) said in its June report
Schwarzfahren, or “black ride”, comes from the word “shvarts”, which means “poverty” in Yiddish
Under certain circumstances, employers have the right to prohibit Muslim women from covering their heads or faces at work, as decided by the Court of Justice of the European Union
Company management explains the effort to be gender-sensitive when addressing clients
