Angela Merkel’s government presented its long-awaited draft immigration law to the Bundestag — and got plenty of criticism from all political sides in return. Reforms to attract skilled workers aren’t enough for some. In a […]
The DANK Haus will open an exciting new exhibit. As part of the Open House Chicago weekend, the Scharpenberg Gallery will feature an exhibit – “Architektur” – of architecturally-inspired photographs and artworks that will […]
Although threats have been made regarding a trade war between the US and the EU, the amount of goods slapped with a tariff only make up a small percentage of the traded goods between the […]
Although threats have been made regarding a trade war between the US and the EU, the amount of goods slapped with a tariff only make up a small percentage of the traded goods between the […]
Calling on the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship of Thomas Edison, the first of up to 100 electric vehicle charging stations in national parks and nearby communities across the country was switched on today during […]
Whether we realize it or not, those friendly, fuzzy bees buzzing around us are doing us a huge favor. Nearly one-third of human crops are dependent on pollinators like bees, which means that our livelihood […]
Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke by phone with US President-elect Donald Trump on November 10, 2016, and once again congratulated him on his election victory. She said she was looking forward to welcoming him in Germany, […]
NYU’s Center for European and Mediterranean Studies and Deutsches Haus at NYU present a panel discussion on Monday, November 7th at 6:30 p.m. on the 2016 presidential elections. Join them on the night before election […]
While the top flights in England, Spain, and Italy are not bending over backward to encourage foreign players, Germany’s Bundesliga retains an open-door policy, and American prospects have responded. Only three of the players on […]
Few Americans are aware of the fact that their continent is named after the Florentine explorer Amerigo Vespucci. Even fewer probably know that it was the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller (1470-1520) and Matthias Ringmann who […]
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