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Weimar by Katja Hoyer review – the town that changed Germany

It was the birthplace of the liberal tradition, but also the incubator for Nazism – what can this historic city tell us about democracy?

The Guardian - UK

Urban Art Biennale: Rust, dust and decay revamps Germany's Völklingen ironworks

At one of Europe’s most imposing industrial relics, urban artists are transforming rust, dust and decay into a giant open-air gallery. The Urban Art Biennale has returned to Germany’s Völklingen Ironworks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Euronews

TSMC says global chip market to hit $1.5 trillion by 2030 as AI drives growth

TSMC predicts the global chip market will surpass $1.5 trillion by 2030. AI and high-performance computing will lead this growth. The company is expanding its advanced chip production and packaging capacity. New facilities are being built in Arizona, Japan, and Germany to meet future demand.

The Economic Times

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Global Market: TSMC sees chip market crossing $1.5 trillion by 2030 on AI boom

TSMC has raised its long-term semiconductor industry forecast, projecting the global market to exceed $1.5 trillion by 2030, driven by artificial intelligence and high-performance computing demand. The company expects rapid growth in advanced chip production and is aggressively expanding manufacturing capacity across the US, Japan and Germany.

The Economic Times

The Hanau far-right extremist shooting exposed how racism costs lives — and how institutions let it

In Hanau, Germany, on Feb. 19, 2020, after Vili-Viorel Pǎun witnessed the beginning of a mass shooting and tried to stop the gunman by chasing him down with his car, he called emergency services three times. No one answered, and Pǎun was shot dead.

The Conversation

Germany cuts Steam Deck desktop devs a $1.5 million cheque, they declare an end to 'insecure spyware-riddled software imposed by the likes of Microsoft'

Linux. Maybe you've heard of it.

PC Gamer

Deutsche Telekom Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Deutsche Telekom (ETR:DTE) reported what Chief Executive Tim Höttges called a “robust” start to 2026, citing broad-based growth across the group and an upgraded full-year outlook following stronger guidance from T-Mobile US. On the company’s first-quarter earnings call, Höttges said group organic s

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Two-thirds of Europe's LNG imports to come from the US amid increased reliance

Europe is expected to source almost two-thirds of its liquefied natural gas imports from the US in 2026, according to a new report by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).

Euronews

Why Trump’s call to pull 5,000 US troops from Germany will hurt America

President Donald Trump announced on May 1, 2026, that the United States will withdraw 5,000 U.S. troops from Germany – personnel who had been deployed there as a response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Conversation

Jio Financial and Allianz Group formally launch 50:50 insurance JV

Jio Allianz General Insurance has been incorporated. Jio Financial Services and Germany's Allianz each hold a 50 percent stake. The new company will offer general insurance, including health insurance in India. This follows Allianz's earlier exit from a joint venture with Bajaj Finserv. The incorporation marks a new chapter for…

The Economic Times

U.K. Elections Show Populist Uprising Is Far From Over

Polling shows angry voters are prepared to reject the establishment in elections to come.

Reason

Europe is rearming itself without addressing the political consequences

Compounding the alarm triggered by Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the erratic unpredictability of the second Trump administration has made the need for European security autonomy obvious. On a number of occasions over the past year, Donald Trump has loosely intimated that he might leave the Nato defence alliance.

The Conversation

AI orders flow in at Germany's Siemens but profit slips

Siemens is witnessing a significant surge in orders driven by the AI boom, particularly from data centre investments. Despite a slight dip in quarterly profit, the company's infrastructure division saw record growth. Siemens anticipates this AI-fueled demand to continue strongly for several years.

The Economic Times

Heat pump sales soar in Germany as gas boiler sales drop. How does the rest of Europe compare?

More than 28 million heat pumps have been installed across Europe, outselling traditional gas boilers in many nations.

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The Times of India

Hidden for centuries: Germany’s ‘gilded dead’ and the church’s secret gold skeletons revealed

For hundreds of years, Bavarian churches kept a clandestine heritage within their quiet halls: the ‘gilded dead.’ These are the Catacomb Saints, thousands of skeletons exhumed from Roman catacombs and distributed across Germany to bolster the Catholic faith during the Counter-Reformation. Transformed by painstaking artistry, these remains were encased in…

The Independent UK

Albrecht Weinberg, a Holocaust survivor who returned to Germany in his 80s, dies at 101

Albrecht Weinberg, who survived several Nazi concentration and death camps and lost most of his family in the Holocaust before returning to Germany in his 80s, has died, has died at the age of 101, authorities in his home region said

International Business Times UK

Pete Hegseth Faces 'Brutal' Congressional Grill Over Unauthorised, $1.5 Trillion Budget 'Disastrous' Iran War

On Tuesday, Pete Hegseth returned to Congress to discuss Ukraine, Iran and Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget request.

Euronews

Rare Caucasian horse breed attracts renewed attention in Germany

Rare Karabakh horses, prized for their golden coats and stamina, are preserved through joint Azerbaijani and German conservation efforts, safeguarding a centuries-old equestrian heritage.

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Germany plans 'active cyberdefence' as online attacks rise, interior ministry says

In 2025, around 334,000 cases of cybercrime were registered in Germany, two-thirds of them from abroad or unknown locations, with many more cases thought to be unreported.

MarketBeat

Vodafone Group Q4 Earnings Call Highlights

Vodafone Group (NASDAQ:VOD) said it is entering “a new chapter” as a simpler and stronger business after a three-year transformation spanning its portfolio, capital structure and operating model, while management pointed to continued growth in fiscal 2027 and beyond. Group Chief Executive Margherit

The Economic Times

Germany plans 'active cyberdefence' as online attacks rise

Germany is developing active cyberdefence to counter increasing online attacks. New laws will allow security services to strike back at attacker infrastructure. Artificial intelligence is making cybercrime faster and more professional. This move aims to protect German companies and critical infrastructure from foreign threats. Cybersecurity is now an essential investment…

The Guardian - UK

‘I shared a single bed with my mother for three years’: Sung Tieu on her monument to immigrant workers in Venice

At the German pavilion, the artist has re-created the housing estate where she grew up to tell the forgotten history of migrants, including her parents, hired under a socialist agreement between East Germany and Vietnam – then abandoned

MarketBeat

TAG Immobilien Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

TAG Immobilien (ETR:TEG) reported a stronger start to 2026, with Chief Financial Officer and Co-CEO Martin Thiel telling analysts that the first quarter was “a very good one” as funds from operations, rental growth and Polish apartment sales all improved from the prior-year period. FFO I rose to EU

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EU’s €2 trillion budget talks risk becoming ugly and delayed

A fierce budget battle is brewing in Brussels as the European Parliament pushes for nearly €200 billion more in the EU’s next long-term budget, setting up a clash with Ursula von der Leyen and fiscally conservative member states over how to fund Europe’s ambitions.

The Independent UK

Putin tests new nuclear ballistic missile and claims it could enter combat this year

The claim comes as a three-day ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv expired

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