By Michael Nienaber / Bloomberg European weapons manufacturers from Thyssenkrupp AG to BAE Systems Plc and smaller drone makers stand to gain the most from Germany’s massive defense-spending splurge, ...

And the pair were planning quite the wild night out on Thursday as they headed to Berlin's infamous KitKatClub ... said as they pair embarked on their shopping expedition. Gemma added: 'You ...

The outcomes of the poll offered a clear overview of industry perspectives on some of the most urgent issues currently ...

Gunia wasn’t supposed to be a brand about Ukraine,” says co-founder Maria Gavryliuk in the company’s downtown Kyiv office as ...

The pervasive culture of cynicism encourages us to lower our expectations, to view optimism with suspicion, and to label ...

Trump's policies have “brought the Danish Viking blood boiling,” said Jens Olsen, an electrician and carpenter. He is now ...

As a young backpacker, I first fell in love with the picturesque village of Rothenburg, in Germany’s Franconian heartland. At ...

Germany’s Greens demanded tougher rules for defense spending, making a counteroffer in talks aimed at unleashing hundreds of billions of euros for a prospective ruling coalition of the conservatives ...

Police said they believed the incident was deliberate and had been perpetrated by a lone suspect who didn’t appear to be ...

Nazis staying at Greenbrier during WWII were treated like aristocratic guests. They even threw a birthday party for Hitler there.

Election winner Friedrich Merz is racing to get debt reforms and a new 500-billion-euro ($545-billion) infrastructure fund ...