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Two new members of parliament, Kassem Taher Saleh and Ria Schröder, both under 30, begin their roles in Germany's Bundestag after the 2021 elections.
The Hansen twins, Assan and Ousainou, aim for Olympic gold in boxing after overcoming poverty.
Eighteen-year-old Zosya Rosenfeld, a refugee from Kharkiv, Ukraine, rebuilds her life in Düsseldorf, Germany, pursuing art alongside fellow refugee Varvara Mozhaieva.
22 people were injured in a 2004 nail bomb attack on Cologne's Keupstrasse, a street now marked by tensions over Turkish politics.
Only three of Germany's 709 members of parliament are under 30, prompting young candidates like Kassem Taher Saleh and Wiebke Winter to run for office.
Ten thousand people in Cologne rely on the food bank for assistance, as it faces criticism for temporarily halting new registrations for non-Germans.
Over 500 veterans from 21 countries compete in the 2023 Invictus Games in Germany, marking Israel's first participation in the event.
More than 130 people died in the July floods that devastated Germany's Ahr Valley, leaving thousands without adequate heating as winter approaches.
Anwar R, a high-ranking Syrian officer, faces 58 counts of murder, torture, and rape in a German court for his role in the Assad regime's abuses.
Martin Schulz, the SPD candidate for Chancellor, aims to energize disenchanted voters in Germany's 2017 election campaign against Angela Merkel.
Elly Steiner, Germany's oldest DJ, brings joy through her favorite techno and house music.
15% of the world's population believes in ghosts, with many claiming to see spirits in old castles and cemeteries across various cultures.
About 800 people live in tents along the Santa Ana River in Orange County, California, as local authorities plan to clear the camp.
Two young men racing in central Cologne in 2015 caused a fatal accident, leading to charges of negligent homicide against both drivers.
Three days of wedding celebrations unfold in Kerala as Pratheesh returns from Germany to marry a woman from northern India.
Eric recalls spending up to 20 hours a day in front of his computer before seeking help for his Internet addiction.
Sharaman Sribalan earns 180 Euros a month working in a sheltered workshop in Berlin, where he hopes to transition to a regular job in car design.
Karl Lagerfeld, born in Hamburg in 1933, is examined for his influential yet controversial legacy in the fashion industry, as highlighted by Vogue magazine.
Statistically, the frequency of sex diminishes for older adults in Germany, peaking between ages 25 and 45 before declining significantly.
Sepsis affects around 50 million people every year, yet many cases go undiagnosed, as experienced by Georg Winterling after a minor finger cut.
German University hires Yuki, a robot, as assistant professor to Jürgen Handke.
1,400 soldiers make up Germany's elite Special Operations Forces, with military chaplain Michael providing crucial support during their high-stakes missions.
One midwife in Berlin cares for four to five women at once, as hospitals close delivery rooms and many midwives leave the profession.
Every year, Yairan Montejo must renew his German residence permit, a process that often leads to frustration and uncertainty about his future.
Ismail and Naeem document their dangerous journey from Syria to Germany amid the migrant crisis.
A 16-year-old Polish forced laborer was executed in 1942 after his great-grandmother testified against him, revealing a painful family history.
Nico Brinkmann uses artificial snow to attract skiers to Winterberg amid climate change challenges.
One in five pensioners in Germany is at risk of poverty, with many struggling to make ends meet despite a lifetime of work.
Sayed Saddat's six-month-old son, born in Berlin, has his asylum application rejected due to a lack of concrete threats against him in Afghanistan.
Nearly 25% of voters in Joachimsthal, Brandenburg, supported the far-right Alternative for Germany party in the last elections, prompting local pastor Beatrix Spreng to confront rising xenophobia.
Donata provides 24/7 care for 80-year-old Adolf Faulhammer, a dementia patient, in Germany for two to three months before returning to her family in Poland.
Every week, 10 players with Parkinson's meet in Fulda, Germany, to play table tennis, which helps them manage symptoms and combat loneliness.
Berlin has 52 officers on duty around the clock in a rapid-response unit that addresses the city's rising burglary rate, which remains largely unsolved.
Twelve-year-old Besong often feels overlooked by her teachers despite excelling academically in a school with over 2,000 students in Stuttgart.
Sarah Fantl emigrated from Germany to Israel, where she attends daily Hebrew classes with students from 16 different countries.
Irmela Mensah-Schramm works hard against right-wing extremism by cleaning public spaces.
Abstract artist Sean Scully shares insights into his creative process and personal life, including the impact of fatherhood, from his studio in southern Germany.
On July 7, 1977, Gabrielle Kleim met Frank, an East German spy, who used romance to gain access to sensitive information during the Cold War.
Hitler's impatience and arrogance during World War II led to critical strategic mistakes that significantly contributed to Germany's military failures and his eventual downfall.
Hundreds of Syrian volunteers responded to a call for help in July 2021, assisting flood victims in Germany's Ahr Valley and later in Sinzig.
Dr. Gunther von Hagens' factory in Germany aims to commercialize human remains through the sale of dissected body slices, igniting ethical debates and local outrage.
Two eggs donated by a different woman and sperm from each father created twins Amalia and Aurelio, born through a surrogate mother in California.
In Thuringia, Germany, geologist Dr. Thomas Martens has unearthed 40 dinosaur skeletons from 12 species, enhancing the understanding of prehistoric life.
Leia explores a career in the German military through an intro camp designed for recruits.
Adolf Hitler's rise to power and his significant impact on the world during the World Wars are examined through key events that shaped Nazi Germany.
At 25, Philipp Amthor is the youngest directly elected representative in the German parliament, facing uncertainty after coalition talks collapsed.
Robert S. Johnson fights to survive as fire rips through his P-47 Thunderbolt in 1943.
Attila Kokas and Denny Wagner work daily yet face homelessness in Germany.
