This week's news from Germany. Our digest of the most interesting things, not just about politics.
A Russian German in Germany became a Michelin star chef and prepared "Anna Pavlova" for the Bundestag. Exclusive DW.
Garry Kasparov refused to come to Berlin, announcing a threat to his life in Germany.
German counterintelligence has begun interviewing Russians arriving at airports, government agencies confirmed to DW.
The German company promised to launch ferries directly from Germany to the Kaliningrad region in the Russian Federation. Journalists called it fake.
Every third company in Germany expects layoffs in 2027, a survey by the Institute for German Economics (IW) in Cologne showed.
The Bundestag approved mandatory tests in German kindergartens for children from the age of four. The bill may still change in the Bundesrat.
Mercedes said it was ending investments in Germany and considering factory closures.
The Bundeswehr launched an official online store, a rubber duck with a machine gun caused a stir and controversy.
Due to the development of artificial intelligence, about 800,000 jobs may disappear in Germany in the next 15 years, the Federal Labor Agency said. They believe that about the same number of new vacancies will appear in the same period of time.