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Germany to prolong shutdown as virus deaths surge

In a New Year's Eve televised address, Merkel had already warned Germans of a hard winter with the virus.

Baby among five killed as car runs down shoppers in Germany

The incident brought back memories of a truck rampage at a Berlin Christmas market in 2016 that killed 12 people, Germany's deadliest Islamist attack to date.

German FM slams coronavirus protesters for Nazi victim comparisons

Government measures introduced to halt the spread of the coronavirus have triggered large protests in Germany.

Protesters clash with police in Berlin shutdown demo

At least 13,119 people have died from the virus in Germany so far.

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Coronavirus update: Merkel eyes 'lockdown light' to tame virus

Merkel said she understood that the coronavirus measures were asking a lot of citizens, and stressed that they would only ever be temporary.

Thai government blocks online petition against King

The Thai King has long been criticised for spending too much of his time in his home in Bavaria, Germany.

F1: Kimi Raikkonen leaves teammate petrified after nightmare ride in Germany

Antonio Giovinazzi was too scared to speak while sitting in an Alfa Romeo driven by Raikkonen.

Germany makes masks mandatory in crowded places

Germany sees 6,638 daily virus cases, highest since start of pandemic

Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday night announced new limits on people gathering at events as well as mandatory mask wearing in crowded places.

Turkey, Greece agree to talks on Mediterranean tensions

Greece and Turkey have held talks on continental shelf disputes before -- the last were in 2016.

Outrage after Germany says Putin critic Navalny poisoned with Novichok

The Charite hospital that has been treating Navalny reported improvements in his condition.

Germany extends shorter work hours scheme

The shorter-hours programme - Kurzarbeit, sees the German government cover around two-thirds of workers' wages when employers slash their hours to save costs.

German dog owners may soon be required to walk their pets twice a day

The German animal welfare association also hopes to reduce the demand for breeds such as French bulldogs and pugs.

German-owned Knorr to change 'racist' name of popular Zigeuner sauce

Roma and Sinti minority groups demanded for the renaming of the "Gypsy" sauce as it is not even part of gypsy traditional cuisine.

Former Pope Benedict XVI 'extremely frail': Report

Benedict, 93, is suffering from erysipelas of the face, a virus that causes a facial rash and episodes of severe pain, as per the former pope's biographer.

EU summit may not reach recovery fund deal: Merkel

Merkel had drawn up the backbone of the deal along with French President Emmanuel Macron.

US under siege as pandemic accelerates, Britain eases quarantine

Travellers arriving into Britain from Germany, France, Spain and Italy will no longer be required to self-isolate starting July 10.

Angela Merkel's legacy at stake as Germany takes EU reins

Merkel's last major role on the international stage comes as the 27-member club faces its deepest recession since World War II.

Drunk kidnapper caught after abducting child from playground

The man was arrested but later released by the police as they could not find grounds to hold him on.

Under pressure, Google to pay some outlets for news content

The program will begin with 'local and national publications in Germany, Australia and Brazil' and is set to expand to more countries soon.

Madeline McCann's suspected abductor told co-workers 'the child is dead'

Christian Brückner is under investigation for four murders including that of Madeline McCann.

European countries are easing restrictions

Asian markets mixed as rally stalls

Global markets have been on a roll for weeks with countries slowly reopening after shutdowns and trillions of dollars in stimulus and central bank support,