Heart's stories: 'It was even more wonderful than the first time'
The article discusses various contemporary issues in German society, ranging from Paris Hilton renewing her marriage vows to a retired man being investigated for allegedly insulting the Chancellor.
German media: Niko KovaΔ on the radar of three Premier League clubs
Niko KovaΔ, current coach of Borussia Dortmund, is reportedly being pursued by three English Premier League clubs for a potential transfer next season.
Unknown Origin Posters with Insistent and Rude Appeals Appear in Berlin Metro
Posters demanding that people silence their phones have appeared in the Berlin metro, featuring aggressive messages in German, Arabic, and Russian, but the city's transport company claims no affiliation.
Journalism: The Sun Rises in the East
A commentary discusses the lack of East German representation in journalism leadership roles, highlighting the ongoing cultural divide in Germany.
After 'Gaza Storm'.. Emergency Meeting to Discuss the Future of the Berlin Film Festival
An emergency meeting was held by the German government to discuss the future of the Berlin International Film Festival amid political and media pressures following controversial statements made at its recent event.
Memorable appearance by the DESG: Numbers, sentences, anger
The president of the German Speed Skating Association (DESG) staged a personal showdown with undesirable ARD journalists at a recent event.
Annual Report of the Press Council: More than 100 Reprimands
In its annual report, the German Press Council revealed that it issued over 100 reprimands for journalistic errors, marking a record high, particularly regarding coverage of the Middle East.
Crime: Police nationwide crack down on hate speech online
German police are conducting nationwide searches and summonses aimed at addressing illegal online postings related to hate speech.
German retiree called Merz Pinocchio; got the police on his back
A German retiree sparked a police investigation after referring to the Chancellor as 'Pinocchio' on social media.
Swedish Immigration Policy Gains Attention in Germany
Sweden's stricter immigration policies are surprising the German media and challenge the common perception of Sweden.
Old Language ClichΓ©s: What is actually meant by such a concealment?
The article discusses the usage and context of the German phrase "kein Hehl aus etwas machen" and reflects on the importance of reviving older expressions.
The 'East German General': The Revenge for 1989 is Coming
A new newspaper in Dresden, the 'Ostdeutsche Allgemeine', aims to embody a spirit of resistance and address grievances from the past while another newspaper celebrates its anniversary in Hamburg.
Reinhold Beckmann turns 70: The Nest Worker
Reinhold Beckmann, a notable figure in German television, especially as a sports reporter and moderator, celebrates his 70th birthday while his influence continues behind the scenes.
Hate Comments on Instagram: The Anger of Couch Coaches
Hate comments on Instagram directed at the German biathlon team reflect growing frustration among fans over recent performance declines.
Deutsche Welle - Closing of the Greek program: 'What message is being sent about Greek-German relations?'
The Greek Community of Berlin expresses deep concern over Deutsche Welle's decision to close its Greek program by January 2027, raising questions about its implications for Greek-German relations.
Heartthrob Stories: 'I Always Glance Out of Jealousy'
The article discusses the controversial status of several prominent German figures and the impact of trash TV on romantic relationships.
Party Convention: CDU Calls for Social Media Ban for Children
The CDU demands the German government establish an age limit of 14 for social media usage, following a resolution from their federal party convention in Stuttgart.
German TV journalist arrested in Turkey accused of insulting the president on social media
A Turkish court has arrested a journalist from Germany's Deutsche Welle for allegedly insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on social media.
Turkey arrests German journalist for criticism of Erdogan's government
Turkish authorities arrested a German correspondent for Deutsche Welle in Ankara, accusing him of disseminating misleading information and insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
journalist working for German media arrested in Turkey
Alican Uludag, a journalist for Deutsche Welle, was arrested in Ankara on charges related to social media posts critical of the Turkish government.
Media: Ukrainians Discussed 'Nord Stream' Bombing with the CIA
Ukrainians linked to the Nord Stream pipeline bombing reportedly discussed their plans with contacts associated with the CIA in early 2022, according to a German publication.
Rottweiler and German Shepherd have a puppy and results are so adorable
A woman accidentally adopted a pregnant Rottweiler from an animal shelter, leading to the birth of an adorable puppy that has gone viral on social media.
Analysis of the LDP's Major Victory in the House of Representatives Election by Overseas Media - German Newspaper Says 'Learn from Takii'
The article discusses the international media's response to the recent electoral victory of Japan's LDP, with notable coverage from German outlets encouraging other nations to learn from LDP's leadership under Sanae Takii.
Such a big opportunity and such a debacle from it. Will Vancouver repeat? German and world media react to the quarter-finals
German media expressed disappointment over their ice hockey team's loss to Slovakia in the Olympic quarter-finals, viewing it as a historic opportunity lost.
Because the federal government is cutting: Deutsche Welle has to save 21 million
Deutsche Welle faces a significant budget cut from the German government, requiring savings of 21 million euros, resulting in job losses and reductions in service offerings.
German Chancellor Merz Supports Social Media Ban for Minors
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz supports a ban on social media for minors, following the examples set by Australia and other countries to keep teenagers off popular platforms.
Youth Protection: Merz for Social Media Age Limit - SΓΆder Remains Skeptical
German politicians Friedrich Merz and Markus SΓΆder differ over the proposed age limit for social media use by children, with Merz supporting regulation while SΓΆder is cautious.
Germany plans to block the use of social media by children
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is open to banning the use of social media by children due to concerns over their excessive screen time and associated social behavior issues.
German broadcaster apologizes for the use of AI-generated images
German public broadcaster ZDF apologized for using AI-generated images without proper labeling in a report about deportations by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Ukraine to train German troops β media
Ukraine is set to assist in the training of German troops, focusing on drone warfare and modern military command technologies.
Climate Protection as Ideology?: Procedure
The article discusses the ideological framing of climate protection, contrasting views of alarmism with pragmatic approaches, particularly in relation to Donald Trump and German climate policies.
German AI researcher: What was left unsaid in the interview about Epstein
A German AI researcher discusses his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, revealing the nature of their financial relationship and the lack of critical questioning during a recent interview.
Federal Politics: Government to Decide on Social Media Ban for Children Only in Autumn
The German government will postpone the decision on a social media ban for children until after the summer following recommendations from a committee.
Braun's sister spoke out in the German media. 'I didn't want to be silent any longer'
Monika Braun discusses her brother's right-wing shift and her own personal background in a recent interview with German media.
A journalist interviewed a German woman outside the Argentinos Jrs. stadium and it had an unexpected ending
A viral video features journalist NicolΓ‘s Luaces interviewing a German woman outside the Argentinos Juniors stadium, culminating in a surprising conclusion that sparked reactions on social media.
Youth Protection Debacle: Porn-Free Freedom
A German court ruling states that the media authority cannot order internet service providers to block access to pornographic websites, highlighting failures in youth protection laws in Germany.
"Police Call 110": "I was once nearby when someone was murdered"
The article discusses the finale of the Halle edition of 'Polizeiruf 110,' reflecting on its place in German television and the reasons behind its cancellation.
Bad news for Lithuania in the media: there is a lack of volunteers for the German brigade
Lithuania faces a critical shortage of volunteers for a German brigade, with only about 10% of necessary recruits showing interest despite attractive financial incentives offered by the Defense Ministry.
German Golub's film 'Our Erika': literally had to reinvent the bicycle
The film 'Our Erika' explores the journey of Olympic champion Erika SalumΓ€e from an orphan to a world record holder, directed by German Golub.
German press writes about BrejchovΓ‘ as the Czech Bardot and an icon of Czech film
The article discusses how the German media has compared Czech actress BrejchovΓ‘ to Brigitte Bardot, recognizing her as an icon of Czech cinema.
JΓRI REINVERE β© German media seeks to please Tchibo-Woman
Estonian composer JΓΌri Reinvere discusses the diverse and rapidly changing landscape of German media.
The disappearance of Laura takes on proportions in Germany β The revealing testimony
The disappearance of 16-year-old Laura is increasingly capturing the attention of German media, with recent testimonies being carefully evaluated to help locate her after she was seen in GΓΆttingen shortly after her disappearance.
In Our Own Cause: Niggemeier Strengthens the SZ
Starting February 15, 2026, Stefan Niggemeier will join the SZ as a regular writer for the Feuilleton/Media department, enhancing its team with his influential voice in German media and culture.
German ruling party pitches social media ban for kids
The Christian Democratic Union party in Germany has proposed a ban on social media access for minors under the age of 16 to protect children from online abuse.
Laura: Her disappearance is now also a concern for Germany
The disappearance case of 16-year-old Laura from Greece gains new dimensions as it receives coverage in the German media, highlighting ongoing reports from Greek media and criticisms regarding Lufthansa's delayed response.
In the Spotlight of the German Press: What They Are Writing About the Disappearance of the 16-Year-Old Laura
The case of the 16-year-old Laura's disappearance from Greece is gaining new attention as it is covered extensively in the German media.
Coalition agrees on film funding: Netflix and others are to invest in Germany
The German government aims to require streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime to invest in local European productions, particularly in Germany, to boost the film industry.
Investment Levy for Netflix & Co β Federal Government to Collect Streaming Millions
The German coalition has decided on a mandatory investment quota requiring streaming services and TV channels to allocate eight percent of their revenues to German productions, accompanied by regulations on language, production, and rights.
German military simulation caused scandal: Lithuanian representatives reacted to dark scenario
A German military simulation has sparked controversy and panic amidst rising tensions on the Lithuania-Russia border, exacerbated by social media misinformation and disruptions in Germany's banking systems.
Olympics star who posed for Playboy has secret Instagram risking ban with raunchy pics
German ski jumper Juliane Seyfarth has gained attention for her revealing photos on a private Instagram account, which could lead to a ban ahead of her third Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina.