Translation issues hold up Merz’s Dublin visit, but no mistaking his EU money frustrations
German leader placed subtle pressure on Taoiseach to assist his goal of slashing bloc’s spending by several hundred billion euro
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German chancellor in Dublin denies Daniel Tatlow-Devally is facing ‘show trial’
On sanctions for Israel, Friedrich Merz says ‘we don’t want to, we won’t do it, we cannot do it’
Why was Berlin’s Pride attacker still free to strike?
As details emerge of the perpetrator’s failed attempts to join Islamic State, scrutiny is mounting on courts, police and deradicalisation efforts
Berlin police shoot dead man suspected to have carried out fatal attack on Pride parade
‘Love is a terrible thing to hate’ read handmade sign at improvised memorial for victims of attack on one of Europe’s biggest Pride parades
German chancellor vows crackdown after deadly attack on Berlin Pride parade
One dead and at least 16 others injured after 21-year-old suspect with Islamist links flees crash scene
Berlin Pride attack shatters a day of celebration and defiance
For one summer day Berlin celebrated its diversity. By midnight, the city was confronting violence, fear and an unsettling sense of vulnerability
Human rights defender or dangerous criminal? A German court will decide Dubliner’s fate
For 316 days, Daniel Tatlow-Devally has been under 23-hour solitary lock-up, with limited visits and heavily screened communications
Germany’s cabinet reshuffle after surrogacy controversy sees Friedrich Merz’s chief of staff fill party leader vacancy
Nina Warken’s promotion to chancellor’s right hand seen as a reward for delivering a major healthcare reform package
‘Football can change a country’: Jürgen Klopp sets sights high after unveiling as Germany head coach
Warns media to ‘leave my family in peace’ and suggests it will be his final job in top-level football
Michael O’Leary chided for commenting on inquiry into how man was almost sucked from plane
US investigators wrote to Ryanair chief after he said initial findings pointed to ‘foreign object damage’
Calls for Government to send observer to German ‘show trial’ of Daniel Tatlow-Devally
Politicians criticise conduct of Dubliner’s trial over trespass and criminal damage to Israeli-owned arms factory
From Resistance fighter to national hero: the long journey of Marc Bloch to the Panthéon
France honours Jewish scholar who transformed study of history before taking up second struggle against Nazi rule
Why all the anti-Dublin bias?
Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford are fine, but none is a global city. Why, then, all the anti-Dublin bias?
Dublin Zoo welcomes giant anteaters and six-banded armadillo
Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork announces birth of first ever Sumatran tiger litter
Hitler’s birthplace converted into police station in hopes of preventing neo-Nazi pilgrimage
Traditional terraced house in Austrian town of Braunau am Inn remodelled after years of debate
Ryanair passenger almost sucked out of plane recalls ‘noise of the explosion, the chaos’
Ljubisa Karovic says the fact he survived the incident on flight from Greece is nothing short of a miracle
‘Grave concerns’ about trial of Dubliner charged with damaging Israeli arms plant, TD says
Duncan Smith among Irish politicians travelling to Germany to observe trial of Daniel Tatlow-Devally
A banned song in Germany has become a rallying cry against a far-right surge
Surge in support for far-right AfD leaves young woman from a village in former East Germany ‘very, very afraid’
Irish politicians to attend trial of Dubliner charged with damage of Israeli arms factory
Daniel Tatlow-Devally and four others charged with trespassing and an estimated €1m in criminal damage
German far-right activist transferred to men’s prison in transgender case
Extradited neo-Nazi Marla-Svenja Liebich faces jail in Saxony as regional governments push to tighten self-identification legislation
Dublin firm can market drug in most of Europe following Dutch firm’s failed injunction bid
Medicine called Neoatricon is used to treat low blood pressure
‘Coffee must be dropped at different height than wine’: The Berlin team making books look well-read
An idea to make books look a bit more used, once jokingly proposed by one Myles na gCopaleen, has been made real in German capital
France calls off Bastille Day fireworks and Tour De France cuts loop amid heatwave
Study estimates 2,700 excess deaths in England and Wales during May and June’s record hot spells
Jürgen Klopp reaches agreement to take over as Germany head coach
Former Liverpool boss will succeed Julian Nagelsmann in role with a focus on Euro 2028
Blood on the carpet as Volkswagen tries to head off existential threat
Up to 70,000 job losses likely as German carmaker considers €30bn cost-cutting programme
Boy (16) arrested after attack on German school leaves four injured
Local media reports victims received stab wounds during incident in Schongau near Munich
Germany shores up defences, spending billions on submarines and ships
Country’s political leaders yet to have an awkward conversation with their own voters
Germany at a crossroads: Football, political frustration and the far right
Inside Politics podcast: The country’s establishment parties are seen as lacking ideas
AI software that generates ‘rage bait’ developed by Germany’s far-right AfD
Alternita platform uses Google Gemini, OpenAI and Claude to create provocative social media posts
From Cillian to Kylian: the unlikely modern popularity of a seventh-century saint
Mbappé bears standard French spelling of forename that has roots in modern-day Cavan
Thalidomide survivors disappointed over Government belief more work needed before State apology
‘A little bit of headway’ towards resolving outstanding issues, says Irish Thalidomide Association
Gardaí inspect 166 brothels and interview more than 250 sex workers in trafficking crackdown
Man (50s) arrested at ‘massage parlour’ as part of global anti-trafficking operation
Woman with the snake tattoo: search continues for Monaco bombing suspect
Interpol issues ‘red notice’ for Anastasiia Berezovska (39), a Germany-based explosive expert
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