On the last episode of Common Ground in 2020, we hear from a man who has profoundly influenced Berlin and transatlantic relations for many decades: Former U.S. Ambassador to Germany, John Kornblum.
On Friday, there was also a record number of new infections — more than 23,500 — reported across the country over a 24-hour period.
Berlin Mayor Michael Müller cautioned the rollout of any new vaccine against the coronavirus will take time.
Two of Berlin’s most informed tastemakers take us on a weekly journey soundtracked by what is rocking the hippest city on earth right now.
While the plaintiffs argued they were not “drivers of the pandemic,” the judges decided that wasn’t something they could prove.
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?
Jens Spahn told public broadcaster ARD that Germany’s testing capacity was reaching its limit and that only health care workers and people at high risk or showing symptoms should be tested.
Join Henry Rollins for two hours of musical discovery. Keep the music playing and STAY FANATIC!!!
Should secular practices or religious beliefs determine who becomes a German citizen?
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.”
This month’s show features an interview with King Khan. Plus the usual playlist of synth punk, post punk, Neue Deutsche Welle and new wave tunes.
