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    Strikes kill four in Ukraine as Moscow rejects German de-escalation push▼Strikes kill 4 in Ukraine after Moscow rejects German calls to de-escalate✉newsWarUkraine36 min ago

    Russian strikes killed four people in Ukraine after Moscow dismissed German calls to de-escalate the conflict. The attack underlines the widening gap between Western diplomatic efforts and Russia's stated position, with Berlin's appeals for a step back rejected outright. The deaths add to a mounting civilian toll as fighting continues with no visible move toward negotiations.

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    Russian strikes kill two in Ukraine after Moscow snubs German de-escalation calls▼Russian strikes kill 2 in Ukraine after Moscow rejects German calls to de-escalate✉newsWarUkraine36 min ago

    Russian strikes killed two people in Ukraine after Moscow rejected German calls to step back from escalation. The attacks underscore the continuing violence despite diplomatic efforts by Berlin, which has urged Russia to de-escalate the conflict. The rejection of those calls has raised concerns that fighting will intensify further, with civilians continuing to bear the cost of ongoing strikes across Ukrainian territory.

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    Fresh Findings Suggest Life Potential on Saturn's Moon Enceladus▼Promising discoveries about the potential for life on one of Saturn’s icy moonsYhnScienceSpace874 min ago

    Researchers at the Free University of Berlin have announced promising discoveries about the potential for life on Enceladus, Saturn's icy moon. The work, connected to data from the Cassini mission, points to conditions beneath Enceladus's ice shell that could support microbial life. The findings are drawing attention in the science community, with readers discussing what new analysis of Cassini's plume measurements means for future searches for life beyond Earth.

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    Ethiopia dominates Berlin Marathon as Assefa misses world record●Berlin Marathon 2026: Ethiopia shines as Tigst Assefa narrowly misses world record and Guye Adola claims second title✉newsSportOlympicsjust now

    Ethiopian runners delivered a standout performance at the 2026 Berlin Marathon. Tigst Assefa came close to the women's world record but fell narrowly short, while Guye Adola won the men's race to claim his second Berlin title. The result cements Ethiopia's strength in marathon running and keeps Berlin's reputation as one of the fastest courses in the sport intact.

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    Far-left party wins Berlin election on housing nationalisation pledge●Far-left party wins Berlin election, pledging to nationalise housingYhnWorldElections727 min ago

    A far-left party has won the Berlin election, running on a pledge to nationalise housing in the German capital. The result points to strong voter support for radical measures against rising rents and housing shortages in Berlin, and is likely to spark debate in Germany over public ownership of residential property and the future direction of the city's housing policy.

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    Russian strikes kill two in Ukraine as Moscow rejects German initiative●Russian strikes kill 2 in Ukraine after Moscow rejects Germa...✉newsBusinessLabor36 min ago

    Russian strikes on Ukraine have killed at least two people, coming shortly after Moscow rejected a German proposal aimed at advancing peace efforts. The attacks underline the continued intensity of the war despite diplomatic initiatives from Berlin, with Ukrainian officials reporting civilian casualties from the latest wave of strikes. The refusal of the German plan dims near-term prospects for negotiations.

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    Germany and Russia hold first talks since Ukraine invasion●First Germany-Russia talks since Ukraine invasion: Why now?✉newsWarUkraine51 min ago

    Germany and Russia have held their first direct talks since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, according to Deutsche Welle. The talks mark a notable shift in Berlin's stance after years of frozen contacts with Moscow. Observers are asking why the meeting is happening now and what it could mean for the war in Ukraine and European diplomacy.

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    Full results list published for Berlin Marathon 2026●Berlin Marathon 2026: All results, times and standings - full list✉newsSportOlympicsjust now

    A complete list of results, times and standings for the Berlin Marathon 2026 has been made available via Olympics.com, covering finishers' times and rankings. The race is one of the World Marathon Majors, and full result lists typically draw attention from runners checking their official times, clubs tracking athletes, and fans following elite performances in the German capital.

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    German foreign minister urges Russia to abandon escalation in rare meeting●Ukraine war briefing: German foreign minister urges Russia to abandon dangerous escalation in rare meeting✉newsWarUkraine51 min ago

    Germany's foreign minister has met Russian counterparts in a rare encounter, urging Moscow to abandon what she called a dangerous escalation of the war in Ukraine. The direct appeal highlights renewed diplomatic contact between Berlin and Moscow as fighting continues and Western allies weigh further support for Kyiv.

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    Russia rebuffs German calls to de-escalate tensions●Russia's top diplomat rejects German calls to ease off its `dangerous' escalation toward the country✉newsWarUkraine51 min ago

    Russia's top diplomat has rejected appeals from Germany to scale back what Berlin describes as a dangerous escalation toward the country. Sergei Lavrov dismissed the German warnings, signalling Moscow has no intention of easing its confrontational posture toward Berlin. The exchange underscores growing friction between Russia and Germany amid the broader standoff over Ukraine, and analysts say it points to a further hardening of positions between Moscow and Western European governments.

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    Berlin moves against Russia's 'Russian House' after sabotage accusation●Berlin’s ‘Russian House’ stayed open despite Russia’s war in Ukraine and EU sanctions, shielded by a reciprocal deal over Moscow’s Goethe-Institut. Germany’s sabotage accusation was the final straw.✉newsWorldEU Politics31 min ago

    Germany has moved to close Berlin's 'Russian House', which remained open throughout Russia's war in Ukraine and despite EU sanctions. Its survival was protected by a reciprocal arrangement: Moscow allowed the Goethe-Institut to keep operating in Russia, and Berlin tolerated its counterpart in return. The situation changed after Germany accused Russia of sabotage, prompting Berlin to act against the cultural centre.

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    Russia and Germany Hold First High-Level Talks Since 2022●Russia and Germany Hold First High-Level Diplomatic Talks Since 2022 at UN✉newsWorldDiplomacy1 h ago

    Russia and Germany have held their first high-level diplomatic talks since 2022, taking place on the margins of the United Nations. The meeting marks a significant thaw in relations that had been frozen since Germany shifted its stance after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Observers are watching closely for signs of whether the contact signals a broader diplomatic opening between Berlin and Moscow.

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    Chinese railway innovations shine at Berlin transport technology fair▼Chinese railway innovations shine at transport technology fair in Berlin✉newsTechnology35 min ago

    Chinese railway technology is drawing attention at a transport technology fair in Berlin, according to China Daily. The report highlights Chinese innovations in the rail sector being showcased at the international event, underlining the country's growing presence in global transport technology markets.

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    Germany hosts EU talks on tightening migration pact●Germany news: Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt hosts EU talks to tighten migration pact✉newsWorldEU Politics1 h ago

    German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt is hosting talks with EU counterparts aimed at tightening the European migration pact. The discussions, held in Germany, focus on strengthening the bloc's shared asylum and migration rules. The move signals Berlin's push for a harder line on migration policy at the European level, a subject of ongoing debate among member states.

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    Cramps derail Tigst Assefa's record bid at Berlin Marathon●Cramps derail Tigst Assefa’s world record as Guye Adola wins Berlin Marathon✉newsWorld1 h ago

    Tigst Assefa's attempt at a world record at the Berlin Marathon fell apart when cramps forced her off record pace, with Guye Adola taking the men's victory in the German capital. Berlin has long been the stage for marathon world records, making the missed mark a notable talking point among distance running fans.

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    Berlin coalition talks weigh on future Bundesrat power●Tatsächlich geht es bei dem Tauziehen um die #Regierungsbildung in #Berlin sehr stark auch um die künftigen MachtverhältMmastodonBusinessLabor736 min ago

    Coalition negotiations in Berlin are being closely watched not only for the city's next government but for their effect on the Bundesrat, Germany's upper chamber, in 2026. Commenters note that at the start of 2026 the Union still supplied eight of the sixteen state premiers, all men, and argue the wrangling is largely about shifting national power balances between parties rather than purely local politics.

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    The women's DFB-Pokal is in full swing in Germany, with several second-round fixtures making headlines. Schalke started fast against Essen, Blau-Gelb Marburg hosted Leipzig in what was called their match of a lifetime, and Werder Bremen reached the round of sixteen thanks to Ulbrich. 1. FC Köln won in Berlin, while Turbine Potsdam and Hertha BSC's women were knocked out.