After two years in which the event had to be held online, the Expolingua festival finally came back to Berlin!

Only 35% of German people between the age of 18 and 64 drink tap water, far less than the average of other European countries.

Blood supplies for transfusions in hospitals are running low and the German Red Cross sounds the alarm in search of donors.

Article 5 of the German constitution guarantees and protects freedom of expression, in all its forms, and also protects freedom of information.

A 100 euro one-time bonus is coming to help families with childrens at easing the economic stress caused by the constant surge of living prices.

The Pride Month takes place from June to July, during this month parades and celebrations are organised worldwide to celebrate the rights achieved and to remind us how far we still have to go.

Article 4 of the German constitution protects religious and worship freedoms for all individuals, stating also the right to not bear arms and refuse to enlist in active military service.

The Justice Ministries of the German Länder are proposing a reform of the actual law regulating naming rights to make it more flexible and in line with the principles of modern society.

Spiking is becoming more and more frequent inside the clubs and pubs of all Europe and knowing what to do in case it happens to you (or someone near you) can make the difference.

Article 3 of the German Constitution declares that men and women have equal rights, that all are equal before the law and that there is no room for any kind of discrimination.

Some routes of public transport are not included in the 9 euro monthly ticket that is going to be available for the summer months.

According to the Federal Chamber of Psychotherapy almost half of the patients must wait between three to nine months to start the therapy sessions.