Berlin

Berlin's Senator for Urban Development and Housing Katrin Lompscher is used to verbal attacks from the conservative opposition. These days, she is getting plenty of those because of the 'Rent Cap' she is demanding for Berlin.

Berlin's Mexican community and its Latin, German and other friends have something to celebrate in September. It's 'El Grito'. Self-evidently, la fiesta will not…

Silly seasons are not what they used to be. Besides, this summer's filler news was late. Besides, would you want your ultrasound in the newspaper? Really? O.k.,…

It has been 25 years since the Jewish Film Fest Berlin Brandenburg took place for the first time. The anniversary edition 2019 will feature special documentaries and movies in different languages which give insight into Jewish life in Israel and other parts of the world.

Berlin's police officers face challenges every day. It is not easy to keep Berlin safe, to fight organized crime, to protect politicians and freedom of speech.…

You want to experience an adventure in Berlin? Rent an e-scooter and conquer the city. But be careful. When our reporter went out there to try, he was almost…

The Berlin Senate intends to introduce a monthly free admission day for state-owned museums in the city. New groups of people, who usually do not visit museums much, are supposed to be attracted. The step is not exactly revolutionary.

Berlin's Transportation Senator Regine Günther, the districts, the Police Directorate and e-scooter rental companies are involved in a plan to enforce the rules…

Oh, yes, the month of August does have 31 days. And the most important one of them all is the 31st. That is when one of Berlin's most important cultural events…

Berlin was the first federal state within Germany to start its summer vacation. This was the good part. Unfortunately, the coin has a flip side: Berlin is also the first federal state which sends its kids back to school.