The Latest Breaking News from Berlin

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David Bowie’s Berlin bolthole and the world’s most stolen artwork in Ghent are among the cultural icons that our writers have long wished to visit

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, a team of archivists has been tirelessly sorting, pasting and reassembling documents that were destroyed by the Stasi, the East German secret police. Nicknamed the "Puzzle Women", these heroines of collective memory face the Herculean task of piecing together these files:…

The conflicts in the Red Sea and attacks on transport vessels are starting to take effect on the European economy, which sources components from Asia.

Delays in delivery of parts result in suspension of manufacturing at factory near Berlin for two weeks

Lingering prejudices mean Fatmas and Kevins get a raw deal. Dirks and Evas get the best restaurant tables, writes Guardian columnist Fatma Aydemir

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has sharply condemned alleged plans by members of far-right groups who supposedly met recently at a mansion outside Berlin to devise a plot to deport millions of immigrants, even those with German citizenship, if the groups take power

Andes plane-crash drama ‘Society of the Snow’ and ‘Money Heist’ spinoff ‘Berlin’ also have breakout weeks for Netflix

In Berlin, dozens of tractors blast their horns and block the main avenue leading to the Brandenburg Gate.

Partial U-turn by Berlin fails to avert week-long nationwide action that government says could be co-opted by righwing extremists

Furious farmers opposed to Berlin's plans to cut tax breaks for agriculture used tractors to block roads across Germany on Monday, kicking off a series of crippling strikes sinking the country deeper into a winter of discontent.