By Nikki Motson On Dec. 19, 2016, Germany was shocked when a semi-truck was driven into the crowd at the Breitscheidplatz Christmas market in what authorities say was a…
By Nele Obermueller Like several countries in Europe, Germany has an air pollution problem. Toxic air here kills an estimated 80,000 people per year, according to the European Environment…
The number of people losing their homes in Berlin is on the rise, and with rental prices climbing rapidly, the chance they might bounce back from homelessness is thinning.
By Ella Joyner This October Der Tagesspiegel and the investigative newsroom Correctiv.org have launched a project called “Wem Gehört Berlin”, or “Who Owns Berlin.” We spoke to journalists Hendrik…
By Ella Joyner This week we’re looking at the housing market in Berlin, bringing you different perspectives from tenants, politicians, and journalists. Property prices in Berlin have exploded…
By Flora Adamian Despite being a popular tourist destination, Berlin’s East Side Gallery has long faced an uncertain future. A recent announcement, however, may provide hope for the…
By Mollie Cashwell If you want to check out a book, you can always go to the library, but what if you want to check out a piece…
Call us! +49 (0)30 7001 5046 We’re celebrating our first birthday and we want to hear from you – our listeners – about what you like about your station and why…
By Mollie Cashwell Crunching leaves, bird song and fresh air: for many, a walk in the woods is a surefire way to stimulate the senses and connect with nature…
Let’s celebrate, Berlin! October 16th marks one year since KCRW Berlin went on air. We’ve had an incredible year getting to know you and helping you get to know your city…
