Perspective: A life between West and East GermanyEditor’s note: Janko Tietz, a business writer for Der Spiegel in Hamburg, Germany, is a fellow with the Arthur F. Burns program. He is a ...

Just weeks after the cast announcement, we already have our first look at The Scorpions music biopic with some lengthy new ...

The sunlessness of life in West Berlin is an observable thing. It is reflected in the headlines, telling of fresh furrows in the “dead zone” which the Reds are digging between their own sector ...

After the Vietnam War ended, thousands travelled to Germany. A recent anniversary has stirred a sense of reflection.

Twenty-five years after reunification, the once considerable differences between life expectancy in eastern and western Germany have almost disappeared for women, a new study has discovered. East ...

It sheds light on the realities of life for women in former East and West Germany.Were women in communist East Germany truly more emancipated than women in capitalist West Germany? Clara Marz ...

The Good Life. West Germany today is a young country; a full 45% of its population is under 30. For them, the Nazi past is remote, and the West with all its ways is close.

She left for West Berlin in 1985. But for the co-curators of “Another Country,” Tamar Lewinsky and Martina Lüdicke, there was no singular way to describe life for Jews in East Germany.

German unification started 30 years ago but German unification is far from done. East Germans lag behind in many key economic and social outcomes. This is the case with long-term care, for ...

FOR the past year or so West Germany has been marking time in a political sense. After the controversy over Dr. Adenauer’s retirement from the chancellorship and the choice of a successor, the ...

As Germany marked 31 years of reunification on October 3rd, we looked at what has changed in the past three decades, from life expectancy to religion.