Germany

Earlier this week, Germany for the first time deported a man with no criminal record to Kabul. Faridoon Tofan, who is currently in deportation detention, fears the same fate.

In 2001, same-sex couples in Germany were able to register a civil partnership for the first time. The Civil Partnership Act was a crucial step toward “marriage for all,” which was introduced in 2017.

Germany’s popular minijob system allows millions of workers, including students, to avoid paying income tax or social security contributions. But a reform is on the cards that may soon end this advantage.

The Islamist terror attack on Berlin Pride has put the work of juvenile courts into the spotlight. Many argue the 21-year-old perpetrator should have been in prison at the time of the attack.

Germany’s Muslim organizations condemn the Islamist terrorist attack targeting Berlin’s Pride celebrations and fear repercussions.

Germany has set up many programs to help individuals break away from the radical Islamist scene. Following the Islamist terror attack on Berlin’s Pride event, critics say the programs are ineffective.

Following the Islamist terror attack at Berlin Pride, rumors, false claims and misleading videos have been spreading on social media. DW Fact check examines some of the most widely shared claims.

After days of confusion, Chancellor Friedrich Merz has reshuffled his cabinet. Conservative politicians fear that this will not help with the prospects in the upcoming state elections.

Following the terrorist attack on Berlin’s Pride parade, the Christopher Street Day parade, politicians and security experts are demanding consequences.

Industry boss Tanja Gönner says the situation is critical but offers opportunity. Meanwhile, politicians head to the Bayreuth Festival and security services warn of racist fight clubs. Follow DW for the latest.