The German government has raised serious concerns over the volume of humanitarian aid reaching Gaza, stating it remains “very insufficient” despite recent efforts. Authorities stressed that incremental progress has not eased the suffering on the ground and demanded more effective international

A tragic train accident occurred on Sunday evening, July 27, near the town of Riedlingen in Baden-Württemberg. A regional express train traveling from Sigmaringen to Ulm derailed at approximately 6:10 pm local time, leading to the deaths of at least three people, including the train driver, and injuring around 50 passengers. The derailment happened when […]

Germany has made it clear that it has no immediate plans to recognize a Palestinian state. While other countries, including France, prepare for formal recognition at the United Nations, Germany is choosing a more cautious approach focused on long-term peace negotiations and regional stability. Recognition Tied to Peace Process German officials stated that recognizing

Germany has expressed concern over Ukraine’s recent legal changes that weaken the independence of its anti-corruption agencies. Berlin warned that such reforms could hinder Ukraine’s progress toward joining the European Union. The criticism comes after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a law allowing the prosecutor-general to reassign cases and staff in the

The German government deported 81 Afghan nationals in a chartered flight to Kabul on Thursday night, marking the second such deportation since Germany resumed returns to Afghanistan earlier this year. The deported individuals were all adult men with criminal convictions or denied asylum claims. This action is part of Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s new hardline immigration