Germany
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After Pearl Harbor, US state department strong-armed allies into expropriating, confining and often deporting German emigrants living in Central and Latin America
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All the latest business and economic news, as the US Non-Farm Payroll shows the biggest monthly increase in almost three years
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Former trade unionist Bodo Ramelow wins post for the Left party amid massive protests against the regional election in Thuringia
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General Walter Congreve VC describes to his wife how soldiers shared cigars and sang songs together in no man’s land
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Prime minister of Hesse state says woman who was attacked after going to aid of two girls set a worthy example for others
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Thousands are expected to attend funeral of student Tuğçe Albayrak who was attacked after defending teenagers
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Other lives: Labour councillor who campaigned for imprisoned dockers and forged links between east London and Berlin
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A tour of Eisenhüttenstadt in eastern Germany, where Stalinist architecture reflects the political malaise of the former GDR
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German Federal Environment Agency chief and IEA director predict more firms to switch to renewable energy generation
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Locals will consider Grünenthal employees unwelcome until victims receive compensation from the pharmaceutical company
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German woman died two weeks after attack outside McDonald’s where she had rushed to aid of two teenagers in trouble
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Calls to award national order of merit to Tuğçe Albayrak as vigil held after she was attacked by man in McDonald’s car park
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Germany utility firm to sell off most power generating units amid ‘dramatically altered global energy markets’
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Intelligence agency can legally intercept calls and emails from Germans working abroad for foreign firms, MPs discover
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The protagonist dies more than once in a profound and exhilarating novel from the award-winning German author. By Kapka Kassabova
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Letters: Friedrich’s shocking 1924 book War Against War! – which Paul Mason describes – is available in print again in English. It was republished by Spokesman Books earlier this year
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Brent crude routed to below $72 per barrel, the lowest level since August 2010, and US crude has hit $69 per barrel.
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Baritone Peter Brathwaite on bringing to audiences the rare and near-forgotten musical gems that were censored and suppressed by the Nazis
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Christopher Fox’s aunt was executed by the Nazi government – in this fine, Bach-infused work, he recreates her final hours, writes Alfred Hickling
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Glybera, a treatment for rare genetic condition lipoprotein lipase deficiency LPLD, undergoing benefits assessment by authorities
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Deutsche Bank and Orange could sell EE, which holds 33.8% of the British market, to BT for about £10bn, analysts say
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Juncker infrastructure plan offers too little, too late – but at least EC president recognises austerity is the problem
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Britons consider immigration more pressing issue than Germans, with opinions less negative than in the UK, Ipsos Mori says
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Frauenquote - or women’s quotas - to be signed into law next month with firms required to implement the rule by 2016
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Research by Ipsos Mori paints a picture of Germany and Britain moving in very different directions when it comes to attitudes towards immigration, and how the two countries are handling immigration
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Natalie Nougayrède: The German chancellor’s well-founded belief that Putin is a threat to Europe is shifting power relations in the region
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Nigel Warburton: The moral philosopher: The paintings left to Bern Museum by Cornelius Gurlitt, son of a Nazi-era collector, may have strictly speaking been legally acquired but many were seized from Jewish owners
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The American economy grew faster than first estimated, with GDP rising at an annual pace of 3.9% in the July-September quarter
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Three-year project aims to revive investment to pre-crisis levels but InvestEU faces scepticism over modest seed capital
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Ministers hope to win cross-party support for bill introducing first major new coercive measures since 2010
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Jonathan Jones: Hated by the Nazis for their freedom and humanity, the paintings are neither poisoned gifts nor spoils of war but vital works of art
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From huskies to beagles, German photographer and dog lover Julia Christe captured a host of pups in mid-flight
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Comprehensive accord appears unlikely, but hopes raised of framework agreement with technical details to be resolved later
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Secretary of state John Kerry expresses some reservations over nuclear talks in Vienna while German foreign minister says deal has ‘never been closer’
Street harassment is an epidemic. We shouldn’t stand by and let it happen