German industrial giant Thyssenkrupp said Monday that it planned to cut around 5,000 jobs at its steel subsidiary by 2030 and outsource a further 6,000 as it looks to put the crisis-hit division on a stable footing.

Many foreigners who don’t speak German – or have only basic skills – hope to find a job in Germany. We look at how open the job market is to non-German speakers.

The collapse of Germany’s three-party coalition means elections are happening months earlier than expected next year. From optimism to trepidation, here’s how foreigners are feeling about the upcoming vote.

German cities will see the first self-driving passenger ‘robo-buses’ on roads in 2026 “or 2027 at the latest”, according to the head of Germany’s Motor Transport Authority (KBA) who is pushing to expand the technology.

Olaf Scholz will on Monday be officially named to lead his centre-left Social Democrats into Germany’s snap elections in February, but the embattled chancellor faces a tough fight to win a second term.

One person dead after cargo plane flying from Germany crashes in Lithuania, Volkswagen sticks by planned factory closures, SPD kicks off pre-election campaign and more news this Monday from Germany.

When Ali Fakhro lays out a row of pistachio-filled chocolate bars in the morning at his bakery in Berlin, he knows they will be gone in a matter of hours.

From Berlin’s extensive funding cuts plan to dressing for winter like a German and Merkel’s memoir release, here’s what The Local team has been talking about this week.

Bosch said Friday it planned to cut thousands of jobs in its automotive businesses, with the majority in Germany, as car suppliers struggle to manage the difficult transition from combustion engines to electric vehicles.

Germany is about to start a major reform of its hospital sector. Here are the main points to know.