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Barely any of extra €100bn announced by Olaf Scholz in February has been spent due to bureaucratic hurdles
Purchasing managers’ index shows signs of improvement in supply chain delays and confidence
Supermarket chain attacks Fifa’s ‘scandalous’ move after teams ditch inclusion support
Surge comes on top of the arrival of millions of Ukrainian refugees
Lower energy costs lead to 4.2% drop, raising hopes that inflation in Europe’s largest economy could be peaking
The first opera by the composer to be performed at Berlin’s Staatsoper Unter den Linden provides an effervescent evening
Demonstrations bring together unlikely hardline bedfellows from left and right over impact of Ukraine conflict
Country’s biggest union agrees 5.2% increase for automotive, metal and electrical workers
Green light expected soon in next phase of Europe’s largest weapons programme
Pandemonium at last year’s state parliament poll included shortages of ballot boxes and papers
Final decision on potential misconduct will be crucial for Big Four firm’s future in Germany
Completion of project in just 200 days eases fears of gas shortage amid cut in Russian supplies
Welcome to the mild mild west
To overcome feelings of disquiet, our writer, like Daniel Brühl’s character, would borrow what he loved about his previous homes to shape his abode
David Ballantyne Smith attempted to communicate with Moscow military attaché, among other offences
Commission forecast of contraction over winter adds up to grim period for bloc’s economy
Economics professor says Berlin must look at ‘more uncomfortable side’ of how to finance aid package
Move a further sign of Berlin’s tougher approach to protecting its high-tech sector
Russian businessman rejects allegations as bank’s Frankfurt and Munich branches are searched
Fashion chain must contend with frugal shoppers, cultural differences and tough labour laws
Crypto exchange ordered to ensure it has ‘proper’ organisation in place
Economy minister also seeks to tighten rules on investment in critical sectors
Vienna-based Euram Bank confirmed payments to football club that took weeks to arrive
Leaders warn use of atomic weapons would ‘cross a line’ during talks in Beijing
Chancellor Olaf Scholz considers support for new fossil fuel developments
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