Die Welt ("The World") is a German daily founded in Hamburg in 1946, and currently owned by the Axel Springer AG company, Europe's largest publishing house. Now based in Berlin, Die Welt is sold in more than 130 countries. A Sunday edition called Welt am Sonntag has been published since 1948.
Prostitution was officially a crime in German Democratic Republic. But documentary filmmaker Axel...
No country has profited from the Pax Americana as much as Germany. Now, as U.S. influence wanes, ...
"Zeitgeist," "Kindergarten," "Wanderlust" have long since made it into international speak. Since...
The news that Donald Trump has been infected with COVID-19 echoed around the world, making front pages and prompting a gush of wishes from leaders in all continents — and snark from many ...
Italian populist party leader Matteo Salvini's disappointing results in regional elections is bei...
Around 140,000 Germans are residents in Spain, with large enclaves established on the southern co...
BERLIN — Over the past two weeks, since the allegations of election rigging in Belarus, there have been calls for Germany to open a dialogue with Russia. As if the country with the world's ...
BERLIN — Germans are feeling the heat. For almost a week now, temperatures have been over 86 °F (30 °C) in most of the country, and every day a local council pleads with its residents not to ...
