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Volkswagen to slash model lineup and shrink capacity — but no word on job cuts
The update followed a high-stakes boardroom showdown with the group’s supervisory board.
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Germany: Bundestag to vote on health care savings
The cost-cutting package is expected to pass Germany’s lower house. Elsewhere, Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul will meet Slovenian counterpart Tone Kajzer in Berlin. Follow DW for more.
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France’s far right set to improve ties with Germany
France’s right-wing populist Marine Le Pen is running for President. Her chances aren’t bad. Her party, the RN, is already reaching out to Germany.
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Recovery or ruin: Can Germany escape the crisis?
Germany wants to break free from mediocrity and leave its many crises behind. How successful is the federal government’s “summer of reforms”? Our guests: Erik Fossing Nielsen (Economist), Maximilian Hofmann (DW), and Vendeline von Bredow (The Economist).
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Germany news: Man jailed over killing of train conductor
A verdict has been delivered in a trial that drew national attention and raised concern about train staff safety. Meanwhile, VW bosses are eyeing huge restructuring, with unions vowing to fight any closures. DW has more.
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Merz: Germany agreed to buy Tomahawk missiles at NATO summit
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has informed the Bundestag parliament of a deal to buy US Tomahawk cruise missiles and station them in Germany. He said this closed a “important strategic gap in our defense.”
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Germany news: Doctor sentenced to life over patient murders
A Berlin court has handed Germany’s maximum sentence to a doctor accused of murdering 15 seriously ill patients. Meanwhile, lawmakers are debating plans to expand digital investigation powers for police. DW has more.
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Germany: Record debt and a seismic policy shift
The German government’s draft budget for 2027 includes more money for the military and less for everything else, while debt continues to grow rapidly. The Cabinet has approved it, and now it needs to pass in parliament.
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Germany news: Breweries tap thirst for alcohol-free beer
Germany is producing more non-alcoholic beer in 2025, as consumer tastes change. Meanwhile, a top court is reviewing a Bavarian law that allows police intervention before a concrete threat has emerged. DW has more.
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Why migrants come to Germany for work and then leave again
Germany has long attracted skilled workers to its labor market. The country has been much less successful at retaining them. So what is Germany doing wrong?
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