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After reaching a record high in 2023, export licences for German weapons and military equipment continued to rise at the beginning of this year due to increasing arms deliveries to Ukraine. From January 1 to March 27, the German government approved the export of military goods worth at least €4.89 billion ($5.31 billion), almost as much as in the entire first half of 2023 with €5.22 billion. Almost three quarters of this (72%) is destined for Ukraine, which is being supported by Germany in its d

Namibia's president, Hage Geingob, has taken aim at Germany's decision to support Israel in its genocide case at the International Court of Justice. His comments have provoked reactions at home and abroad.

BERLIN—Looking down from my window onto Berlin’s broad Karl-Marx Allee boulevard a week ago Friday, I saw hundreds and hundreds of green tractors moving in two disciplined lines towards central Brandenburg Gate.

Namibia's President has taken aim at Germany's decision to back Israel in its genocide case before the International Court of Justice. His comments have drawn reaction at home and abroad.

Post-shipment controls used by NATO members to ensure that exported armaments remain in the recipient country instead of being resold elsewhere were not implemented during Berlin’s weapons transfer to Ukraine, Der Spiegel has reported.