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With a programme of Weill, Adès and Rachmaninov, the Berlin orchestra led by Vladimir Jurowksi showed what a fine group it is

As the U.S. government built its latest stretch of border wall, Mexico made a statement of its own by laying remains of the Berlin Wall a few steps away

Berlin International Film Festival artistic director Carlo Chatrian says he will step down next year after Germany’s culture minister announced a new management structure for the event

It's the starting gun for the busiest time of the year in tech: IFA Berlin. Europe's largest tech trade show has kicked off, with more folding phones and robot lawnmowers than anyone could possibly need. With the "smart home" facing privacy and interoperability concerns and the smartphone industry dogged by…

Salome Zourabichvili’s meetings in Berlin and Brussels violated constitution, party leader says

From historic markets to gourmet wonders, embark on a magical journey through Europe’s most festive escapes

These eight European city breaks are sure to keep children and parents occupied, with activities and dining options galore

It's back-to-school time here in France, which means a whole new season of cultural gems to look out for. In this edition we're talking about some of the Paris exhibitions on show, alongside a studio guest described as the "enfant terrible" of the Berlin art scene. German painter, sculptor, performance…

The first giant pandas born in Germany are celebrating their fourth birthday as the Berlin Zoo prepares to send them to China

Berlin prosecutors cite lack of evidence and testimony from alleged victims, following investigation into rock star Till Lindemann

In Nazi Germany, Hertha Reis, a 36-year-old Jewish woman, performed forced labor for a private company in Berlin during World War II. In 1941, she was evicted by a judge from the two sublet rooms where she lived with her son and mother – she was unprotected as a tenant…