Crazy Mother or StB? The Massacre of the Family of a Czech Who Made Games Famous for Hitler Remains a Mystery
The article explores the mysterious death of the family of Czech scientist Erich Hudec, whose work was notably used in promoting the 1936 Berlin Olympics, potentially linked to the StB during the post-war period.
Tense Market: When the Property Management Fails to Do Its Job
A homeowners' association in Frankfurt is struggling with its property management company, which has failed to fulfill basic responsibilities and has left the members seeking a replacement.
Germany: Protest Against Digital Sexual Violence
Approximately 10,000 people demonstrated in Berlin against sexual violence in the digital space, criticizing Germany's legislative framework for its "structural deficiencies" and legal gaps.
Demonstration in Berlin: Together Against Digital Violence and Powerlessness
Thousands gather in Berlin to protest against digital violence and show solidarity with actor Collien Fernandes.
The Collien Fernandes Case: Thousands Take a Stand Against Sexual Violence in Berlin
Thousands gathered in Berlin to protest against sexualized violence and express solidarity with Collien Fernandes, criticizing political inaction.
Election in Rhineland-Palatinate: Does the SPD still have the strength for reforms?
The recent election in Rhineland-Palatinate saw the CDU emerge victorious, while the AfD significantly increased its vote share, raising questions about the SPD's capacity for reforms within the coalition in Berlin.
SZ in the evening: News from March 22, 2026
The article covers significant news, including election results from Rhineland-Palatinate, a protest against digital violence in Berlin, and the upcoming mayoral runoff in Munich.
This is how politics eats: The ‘Generation Guido’ remembers
A memorial event in Berlin marks the tenth anniversary of the death of FDP leader Guido Westerwelle, attended by notable figures including former Chancellor Angela Merkel and comedian Oliver Pocher.
Taliban secretly appointed its first envoy to an EU country
Despite Germany not recognizing the Taliban as the official government of Afghanistan, the group has decided to send an envoy to Berlin.
An explicit literaryization in the production of Tove Ditlevsen's 'Copenhagen Trilogy'
The production of Tove Ditlevsen's 'Copenhagen Trilogy' at Malmö Stadsteater has garnered a positive response from audiences, in contrast to a previous staging in Berlin that resulted in protests.
Breaking: NATO Secretary General to CBS: Iran is very close to obtaining weapons capable of reaching Berlin, Paris, and Rome
NATO Secretary General warns that Iran is nearing the capability to develop weapons that could threaten major European capitals.
Warning for European Security: Iranian Missiles Could Reach London, Paris, or Even Berlin
Israel warns that Iranian missiles with a range of about 4000 km present a direct threat to major European cities.
Violence Against Women: Fernandes Calls for Demonstration, Neubauer Also Speaks as a Victim
Actress Collien Fernandes has called for a demonstration in Berlin for better protection of women against various forms of violence, with notable participants including climate activist Luisa Neubauer.
Gaza Strip: Berlin no longer wants to twist itself for Israeli politics
Germany is stepping back from its unconditional defense of the Netanyahu government against genocide accusations, signaling a shift in its diplomatic stance regarding Israel.
Frankfurt Airport: Why Terminal 3 Wasn't the New BER
The completion of Terminal 3 at Frankfurt Airport demonstrates that major projects in Germany can be delivered on time and within budget, contrasting with the problematic Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) project.
This was unexpected. What targets can Iran now hit? It may threaten Prague as well
Iran has demonstrated a capability to strike targets much further than previously estimated, putting cities like Prague and Berlin within reach.
Warnings from IDF Chief: Iran is a 'Global Threat' – Its Missiles Can Reach Berlin
The Israeli Defense Forces have declared Iran a global threat following the recent launch of long-range missiles capable of striking major European capitals, including Berlin.
Bayern Munich beats Union Berlin decisively and advances firmly towards a new Bundesliga title
Bayern Munich continues its strong pursuit of a potential 35th national title with a decisive 4-0 home victory over Union Berlin.
Bundesliga: Bayern crush Union 4-0 as Kane nears Lewandowski’s record
Bayern Munich defeated Union Berlin 4-0, with Harry Kane advancing closer to the Bundesliga single-season goals record.
Instagram Call: Collien Fernandes Advocates for Demonstration Against Sexual Violence
Collien Fernandes, a German actress and presenter, is promoting a demonstration in Berlin against sexual violence following her personal experiences shared on social media.
Bayern's 4:0: Kompany's changes overwhelm Union as well
Bayern Munich defeated Union Berlin 4-0, showcasing their dynamic defense and leaving Union overwhelmed.
Bundesliga: Wild Derby on the Rhine – Wolfsburg Looks Toward League Two
In a thrilling Bundesliga match, FC Bayern Munich dominated Union Berlin with a 4-0 victory, while the derby between 1. FC Köln and Borussia Mönchengladbach showcased a dramatic back-and-forth battle.
Munich wins 4-0: Union gives FC Bayern little trouble
FC Bayern Munich secured a dominant 4-0 victory over Union Berlin, inching closer to both the Bundesliga title and their own scoring record.
Trouble in Berlin: Police Interventions Due to Escalated Celebrations for Abitur Motto Week
In Berlin, celebrations for the Abitur Motto Week spiraled out of control, leading to police interventions across multiple locations and arrests.
"You virtually raped me," the deepfake porn scandal that is shaking Germany
A scandal involving deepfake pornography in Germany has emerged after actress Collien Fernandes accused her ex-husband Christian Ulmen of distributing manipulated explicit content featuring her, prompting discussions in Berlin about potential legal protections for victims.
Violence Against Women: Collien Fernandes Announces Demonstration for Sunday
Actress Collien Fernandes has called for a demonstration in Berlin aimed at improving the protection of women against all forms of violence, scheduled for Sunday at 4 PM.
In Germany, social services accused of concealing a rape due to the suspects' origin
In Berlin, social services are being accused of hiding a rape case for weeks because of the ethnicity of the suspects involved.
Berlin looks to Mainz: But really, reforms?
Berlin's coalition partners are hoping to implement significant reforms following the recent election in Rhineland-Palatinate.
Letter to the Editor. Take a clearer stand for a regime change in Iran
A letter to the editor emphasizes the urgent need for a regime change in Iran, comparing the current moment to the fall of the Berlin Wall, and warns against the dangers of continued repression.
Death, power and paranoia: painting that shocked German society finally returns to Berlin
The controversial painting 'Mors Imperator' by Hermione von Preuschen returns to Berlin over a century after its initial rejection due to fears of offending Emperor Wilhelm I.
Talent, Power, and Money in the Rome of Bernini and Pope Urban VIII
An exhibition at the Barberini Palace explores the relationship between the Baroque master Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Pope Urban VIII, highlighting their influential collaboration.
The escalators of Kone have become a topic of discussion in Berlin - experts brought from Finland
Kone escalators at a Berlin train station have been causing issues due to faulty gear systems, leading to injuries and ongoing repair challenges.
Berlin: The Tilted City
The article discusses the growing dissatisfaction among Berlin residents and tourists, highlighting feelings of neglect and a sense of crisis in the city.
Tempelhofer Field, Berlin: Yes to housing – but not there
There is a debate in Berlin regarding the potential development of Tempelhofer Feld, with strong arguments highlighting its value as a precious public space.
Ballet: Dance God with a High Dose of Sex Appeal
The ballet 'Nureyev' is set to premiere at the Deutsche Oper in Berlin, showcasing a blend of artistic talent and political tension.
Moscow rebuffs Berlin’s demand for role in Ukraine talks
Russia dismisses Germany's request for a role in Ukraine peace talks, accusing it of past negotiating failures.
He came from Berlin and fell in love with Buenos Aires; at his restaurant, he offers more than 30 varieties of German sausages
André Kalisch, originally from Berlin, founded the restaurant Extrawurst in Buenos Aires, which features over 30 varieties of German sausages and attracts both locals and Europeans.
Greek-German Chamber - International Tourism Fair: Agreements of 47 billion euros at ITB Berlin 2026
The ITB Berlin 2026, marking its 60th anniversary, saw a strong Greek presence and significant business agreements amounting to 47 billion euros, highlighting Greece's role in the international tourism industry.
After Allegations: Senator Calls for Suspension of Neukölln Youth Services Director
Berlin's education senator is demanding the suspension of the Neukölln youth service director and several staff members following allegations of a delayed reporting of a rape incident involving a 16-year-old.
The reviewers were ruthless. Now the performance is canceled
The renowned theater Volksbühne in Berlin has canceled all performances of 'Böses Glück/Cult of the Daughter' following extremely critical reviews and the withdrawal of its script by Danish author Olga Ravn.
Symbol of Socmodernism in the GDR. The architectural icon of Berlin shines again
The Kino International in former East Berlin, a prominent example of post-war German architecture, has undergone extensive renovation to reclaim its status as a cultural landmark.
Podcast: When pop musicians talk about pop music with pop musicians
Indie rocker Jan Müller and rapper Kolja Podkowik discuss their friendship and passion for music in a podcast, punctuated by their unique drink choice of Vanilla Coke mixed with milk.
Gun Violence in Berlin: 'We Don't Want Them'
Gun violence in Berlin's Kreuzberg district has sparked outrage among residents as multiple shootings occur in a once peaceful neighborhood.
Theater: The Best Pieces of the Season
The Munich Kammerspiele theater has gained recognition, having multiple productions invited to prestigious theater festivals in Germany.
Berlin is preparing a drone umbrella. It could be ready in half a year
Berlin is developing a protective drone umbrella that is expected to be completed within six months.
Berlin Administrative Reform: What Will Become of Kai Wegner's Prestige Project?
The Berlin Administrative Reform led by Mayor Kai Wegner faces challenges with the recent appointment of Matthias Hundt as the new Secretary of State for Digitalization and Administrative Modernization.
Could Canada join the EU? French foreign minister says ‘maybe’
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot suggests that Canada might consider joining the European Union at a conference in Berlin, sparking interest and laughter among attendees.
Merz: Germany would have advised the US not to go to war in Iran
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that Germany would have advised the United States against engaging in war with Iran had they consulted Berlin.
Federal President: Cheerful guessing game about Steinmeier's succession
Speculation about the succession of Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier is already in full swing in Berlin, despite his term lasting another year.
Tariff Conflict: The Strikes are Annoying, and Verdi Risks Overdoing It
Verdi's nationwide warning strikes are causing significant disruptions across Germany, with millions affected, especially in Berlin and Munich.