Germany is testing up to 500,000 people a week for the new coronavirus, a virologist said Thursday, adding that early detection has been key in keeping the country's death rate relatively low.

Germany's foreign minister said Monday the rights to coronavirus vaccine research were not for sale, following reports Donald Trump wanted the US to buy exclusive access to a potential vaccine developed by a German biotech firm.

Germany's government faced calls to toughen gun ownership laws and step up efforts to track far-right sympathisers after the suspect in one of its worst mass shootings since World War Two was found to have published a racist manifesto.

Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the ‘poison’ of racism Thursday after a shooter with suspected far-right beliefs killed nine people at a shisha bar and a cafe in the German city of Hanau.

The leader of Germany's governing Christian Democrats (CDU), Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, will not run to succeed Chancellor Angela Merkel, in a surprise announcement ...

Germany has declared its first confirmed case of the coronavirus after a 33-year-old man contracted it from a colleague visiting his workplace from Shanghai, in one of the first cases of person-to-person transmission outside China.

More than half a century after her crime, a 73-year-old US woman has returned a beer mug she stole from one of Germany's most famous breweries.

World leaders made a fresh push for peace in Libya at a summit in Berlin on Sunday, in a desperate bid to stop the conflict-wracked nation from turning into a ‘second Syria’.

German police said they were investigating after a man dressed as Adolf Hitler rode around a weekend festival in a motorbike sidecar

After 77 years, 22 books stolen by the Nazis are to be returned to the library of the HohenEichen House, a Jesuit centre in the eastern German city of Dresden.

The proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal to be developed along the North Sea coast of Lower Saxony in Germany could open up new markets for Qatar ...

Thousands of asylum seekers living in Germany have already been deported or voluntarily left the country before coming back and reapplying, according to a report from the Welt am Sonntag newspaper.