In Brief: 365 arrested in Berlin after protest against coronavirus rules turns violent
The police tweeted they were pepper sprayed and pelted with bottles and rocks and fired back water cannons and pepper spray in response.
The police tweeted they were pepper sprayed and pelted with bottles and rocks and fired back water cannons and pepper spray in response.
Host Sumi Somaskanda delves into modern-day discrimination in Germany and its history of racial injustice. This episode first aired on June 10.
We spoke with Michael Culme-Seymour — aka Marlais — about his love of folk music and his life in Berlin. (Originally aired Sept. 28, 2020)
On Friday, there was also a record number of new infections — more than 23,500 — reported across the country over a 24-hour period.
Angela Merkel is the second-longest serving chancellor in modern German history. Recent polls show that German confidence in her is high, but the chancellor has made it clear she will not seek a fifth term in next year’s election. Who is her possible successor?
Musician and producer James Chatburn moved to Berlin in 2015. We caught up with the 29-year-old Australian to talk about his debut release “Faible Teil 1.”
Many of the urgent motions filed in Berlin come from restaurateurs who want to see the November restrictions lifted.
In this episode of Leitmotifs, host Fredrika Brillembourg talks with pianist and conductor Benjamin Hochman.
The new rules come just before the Robert Koch Institute, Germany’s disease prevention authority, on Thursday reported a record 16,774 new infections over a 24-hour period.
Ahead of the much-beleaguered aiport’s official “takeoff” on Oct. 31, we’re hearing from people who have been following and a part of this story since the beginning.