Новости за 01.09.2016

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday stressed her continued support for an EU-US trade agreement being negotiated but recently declared dead by her deputy and by a French minister.

A man in a refugee shelter died on Thursday while trying to set his wife on fire, leaving the woman seriously injured and part of the building ablaze, police said.

A war of words has broken out on social media in Germany over kids peeing outdoors, leaving experts worried about the widening divide between parents and people who don’t have children.

If you do a Google search for “dating in Berlin”, the results aren’t exactly promising.

Swiss federal prosecutors said on Thursday they have opened an investigation into money laundering against Franz Beckenbauer, and three other prominent German football leaders amid allegations of corruption in the awarding of the 2006 World Cup to Germany.

An elderly woman had a fall on Wednesday and couldn't get up. But a wrong number ended up saving her life.

There's barely a refugee to be seen on the streets of northeastern Germany, but in campaigning for Sunday's regional election they feature everywhere - particularly at rallies of the populist, anti-migrant AfD party.

Germany pledged on Wednesday to rebuild a school in earthquake-hit central Italy as a probe intensified into why at least one primary school and other buildings collapsed, causing nearly 300 deaths.

Hamburg's deputy mayor Katharina Fegebank was groped on the dance floor at a party in Berlin this week, she told police.

A mother traveling with two children sparked a partial evacuation of Germany's busiest airport and ensuing flight complications on Wednesday, apparently because she misunderstood security procedures.

A look at what motivated Angela Merkel's "we can do it" refugee policy, how it has changed Europe, and what comes next for the German Chancellor.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi agreed on Wednesday to step up efforts to send immigrants with no right to asylum in Europe back to their homelands.