Bankruptcies surged in Germany in July, with the number of registered insolvencies rising higher year on year than in any previous month since October 2024.

August25,2025

Since April, a sharp hike in U.S. tariffs on EU-made vehicles has dealt a heavy blow to Europe's auto industry, causing steep declines in the profits of Germany's biggest carmakers and prompting them to seek opportunities in Asia.

August11,2025

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer NIO commemorated its 10th anniversary in Europe on Monday, underscoring a decade of technological advancement, infrastructure development, and strategic regional partnerships as it strengthens its presence in the European mobility sector.

August05,2025

Chancellor Friedrich Merz spoke of "one of the largest investment initiatives" seen in Germany in recent decades at a business summit where projected investments totalling €631 billion ($735 billion) by 2028 were announced on Monday.

July22,2025

How long does it take for a perishable waxberry to travel over 9,000 km from a tree branch in rural China to a dining table in Germany? Just 48 hours.

June30,2025

German consumers are holding back on spending, slowing the recovery in private consumption, a survey showed.

June26,2025

Renewable energy output in Germany fell in the first quarter of 2025, as windless months and low rainfall dragged down production from wind and hydropower plants, according to preliminary industry figures.

April24,2025

Bamberg in Germany and Shexian in China show how towns with a remarkable history can thrive today.

April23,2025

Both Shexian County in China's Anhui and Germany's Bamberg, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, stand as models of traditional culture preservation. Join a cross-cultural dialogue between them on cultural protection and tourism development.

April15,2025

Germany's state-owned Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE) on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding with Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power on the supply of green hydrogen to the European market.

February05,2025

Almost three quarters of start-ups in Germany plan to raise capital but they are less and less optimistic about sourcing financing at home, according to research from the German Startups Association in Munich.

October01,2024

Clad in an elegant, embroidered Chinese outfit, Hans Peter Graether stood out among the audience at a Chinese folk music concert in Stuttgart, Germany on Wednesday night. Calling himself a passionate admirer of Chinese culture, Graether said he never missed a chance to immerse himself in a Chinese-themed event.

September20,2024

The German shoe retailer Deichmann is interested in the shoe brand rights of the insolvent fashion brand Esprit.

September10,2024

For the first time in over three years, the German inflation rate remained below the 2% mark, as the Federal Statistical Office reported on Tuesday a preliminary 1.9% annual rise in consumer prices for August.

September10,2024

Themed "deep integration, green development", the Jiangsu-Germany Dialogue 2024 was held on September 5 in the city of Changzhou, east China's Jiangsu Province.

September10,2024

Sales of new cars in Germany declined sharply in August compared to the same month last year, largely as a result of weak demand for electric vehicles, figures released by the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) showed on Wednesday.

September05,2024

The German government is set to take an 80% stake in the struggling Meyer Werft shipyard, which will help secure up to 20,000 jobs, authorities in the north-western state of Lower Saxony said on Wednesday.

August29,2024

An apparent solution to save the struggling Meyer Werft shipyard in northern Germany appears to be within reach, with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and others expected to address shipyard workers there on Thursday.

August22,2024