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    Defiant states hurt Germany’s COVID response

    02 Apr 2021

    It was shortly after 6 pm on Monday, March 22, when Angela Merkel called a break after hours of deadlocked discussion with her deputy and Germany’s 16 state premiers on how to halt a third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Loew faces calls to go now post ‘embarrassing’ Germany defeat

    01 Apr 2021

    Four-time World Cup winners Germany’s defeat to North Macedonia sparked calls on Thursday for coach Joachim Loew to stand down instead of waiting till after this summer’s European Championship. Goran Pandev had put North Macedonia

    Pakistan’s exports to Germany show 8.79% increase in 8 months

    13 Apr 2021

    Pakistan’s exports of goods and services to Germany has witnessed an increase of 8.79 percent during the eight months of financial year (2020-21) as compared to the corresponding period of last year, State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reported.

    In German hospital, doctors worried as younger patients fill beds

    14 Apr 2021

    Germany is gripped by a violent third wave of the pandemic, which has brought an increased number of infections of the more contagious British variant and left many younger patients sick.

    Artists struggle with rent rise in Berlin

    04 Jul 2019

    Painters, sculptors and photographers face losing their workspaces because of gentrification in the booming capital. All 30 artists in the building have received a notice to vacate the premises they have used since 2013.

    Eurozone economic recovery picks up

    31 Mar 2019

    BERLIN: Dutch central bank Governor Klaas Knot expects the eurozone economy to recover speed in the second half after a sluggish start to the year, but in an interview with Handelsblatt the noted hawk was distinctly dovish on long-term interest rates. Knot, one of the most prominent hawks on the European Central Bank’s rate-setting committee told the German paper

    Brexit fears for British shop owners in Germany

    31 Mar 2019

    As the United Kingdom grapples with its Brexit drama, the uncertainty around its decision to leave the EU persuaded Dale Carr to close down her Berlin shop selling British goods. The 67-year-old from Sheffield and her husband Robin in 1996 opened “Broken English”, a shop selling British goods to homesick expats and Germans with a taste for UK treats in the trendy district of Kreuzberg.

    Leoni to restructure business

    11 Jul 2019

    Germany’s Leoni is exploring a sale or flotation of its wire and cables division as part of a broader review of the company’s group structure, Chief Executive Aldo Kamper told Reuters.

    Bayer seeks merger with Elanco

    11 Jul 2019

    Bayer has approached US pharma firm Elanco Animal Health to discuss a possible combination of their pet-health businesses to create an industry giant, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

    German industrial output rises on construction surge

    05 Apr 2019

    German industrial output rose by 0.7 per cent in February as mild weather helped a surge in construction activity but manufacturing production dipped, doing little to boost spirits in Europe’s largest economy after a run of negative news. Germany is suffering from trade friction and Brexit angst after narrowly avoiding recession last year. Leading economic institutes slashed their forecasts for 2019 growth

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