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„Der Schwarm“ mit Rekordstart in der ZDF-Mediathek

Der Autor ist von der Verfilmung nicht so überzeugt, doch das stört das TV-Publikum offenbar nicht. Noch nie ist eine Streaming-Serie des ZDF bei den Zuschau...

02.03.2023

60 Jahre Élysée-Vertrag: Scholz und Macron beschwören Länder-Freundschaft

Zuletzt hat es zwischen Deutschland und Frankreich ziemlich geknirscht. Das Jubiläum des Élysée-Vertrags machen Scholz und Macron nun zu einer großen Versöhnungsgeste.

22.01.2023

Security expert: We need an international investigation of Germany's Russia ties

Geopolitics expert Jessica Berlin on the reasons Germany won't investigate its Moscow connection, Merkel's reverence for Russia and Scholz' China fumble.

09.12.2022

The Case of Johann König: Why Die Zeit should never have published their article

Three months ago, an article appeared in the newspaper Die Zeit about Johann König. But research suggests the authors were more activists than journalists.

26.11.2022

Zelenskyy advisor Mykhailo Podolyak: “This winter will be decisive for the war”

Mykhailo Podolyak has been a key advisor to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy since 2020. We spoke to him about the current military situation in Ukraine.

01.11.2022

Alexander Baunov: „Visa restrictions for Russians are a highly irrational and populist discussion“

Instead of punishing all the Russians, the West should now support those who are now against the war in one way or another.

29.08.2022

For Successful Living: Interview with Diesel creative director Glenn Martens

Diesel was long considered unfashionable. Now the 90s revival and new creative director Glenn Martens ensure a great comeback of the humorous jeans brand.

16.06.2022

Experten warnen vor Gas-Embargo gegen Russland

Folgen nach dem Importverbot für russische Kohle Embargos für Öl und Gas? Experten warnen vor derlei Schritten - und bringen eine Alternative ins Spiel.

09.04.2022

Geschickt oder ungeschickt: Wer bestimmt über Baerbocks Reisen?

Scholz erzählte bei CNN, er habe die Außenministerin in die Ukraine „geschickt“. Das Kanzleramt lässt die Aussage stehen, das Auswärtige Amt schweigt.

12.02.2022

Deutschland dominiert in Europa bei Männern und Frauen mit zweiter Garde

Während sich die Topspieler eine Auszeit gönnten, spielen sich Patrick Franziska und die Berlinerin Nina Mittelham in den Mittelpunkt der Finals.

04.10.2021

Touring Berlin history by canoe and kayak

In a canoe on the Spree, by kayak on the Wannsee - a fresh way to explore Berlin's history from the water.

29.07.2021

A visit to Berlin's fresh out of the box AI campus

The AI Campus in Gesundbrunnen is a place for Berlin's burgeoning AI scene to collaborate and schmooze.

08.07.2021

Berlin start-up offers short-term cargobike rentals

Similar to car-sharing, Avocargo rents electric cargobikes over an app.

17.06.2021

How the Nazis pioneered modern management theory

Agility is a management buzzword of our time. But the concept was already used by the National Socialists. A conversation with historian Johann Chapoutot.

16.06.2021

How much e-scooter and driver-sharing does Berlin need?

Three weeks after unleashing its e-scooters on Berlin, Bolt is now brokering taxi rides. Some in the business see just "another parasite".

09.06.2021

Germany has the most expensive electricity in Europe

Last year, households that consumed 1,200 kilowatt hours paid 34.30 cents per kilowatt hour, up from 33.49 cents in 2019.

07.06.2021

Intel mulling new chip factory in Frankurt (Oder)

The US semiconductor manufacturer wants to build new plants in Europe. The city in eastern Brandenburg has a lengthy history in electronics.

02.06.2021

Blood and Iron - a new look at Germany's Second Empire

Historian Katja Hoyer has written an entertaining, nuanced account of the complicated period from 1871 through World War I - in English.

01.06.2021

From overtourism to undertourism

Berlin needs tourists and short-haul flights to bounce back from corona, say Visit Berlin's Burkhard Kieker and Easyjet's Stephan Erler.

27.05.2021

Common Ground: Why don't women feel safe?

In this week's episode, a discussion on what can be done to make women's lives safer on the streets in Europe and elsewhere.

10.05.2021

Bundesbanker Weidmann remains critical of the ECB's direction

On his 10th anniversary, the Bundesbank president says he's not worried about inflation and says emergency bond buying is OK.

30.04.2021

Ritual and ecstasy: Pauline Curnier Jardin at Hamburger Bahnhof

The winner of the Nationalgalerie's 2019 art prize now has a solo show titled "Fat to Ashes".

12.04.2021

Tesla rages against German bureaucracy

In an open letter, the US automaker bemoans the slow pace of construction permit approval.

09.04.2021

The accidental Wahlberlinerin

Carmen Chraim: From career to comedy in the Hauptstadt.

31.03.2021

Why the English built Berlin's first waterworks

After several cholera epidemics, the city was the last European capital to get running water.

30.03.2021

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