More than half of people in Germany who identify as part of an ethnic or religious minority regularly experience racial

Germany's embattled car industry exported more vehicles in 2024 than in the previous year, most of them to the United

German bank Deutsche Bank plans to cut around 2,000 jobs this year as part of a broader strategy to reduce

Lithuania's Constitutional Court ruled on Wednesday that the fur farming ban passed by the previous parliament does not violate the

Russian forces launched a drone and missile attack on Ukraine overnight Wednesday, damaging energy and infrastructure facilities, reported Xinhua, quoting

French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday condemned the resumption of Israeli strikes on Gaza, calling it a dramatic step backward

The European Commission announced on Wednesday that U.S. tech giant Alphabet, Google's parent company, has violated the Digital Markets Act

Eleven workers have been injured in a fire during demolition work at a decommissioned nuclear power plant in southern Germany,

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday that even a partial ceasefire with Russia will be a positive result and will

A major power outage disrupted service for over 45,000 customers in The Hague on Tuesday afternoon, according to Dutch grid