The German government will give €30 million ($35.4 million) in aid for areas impacted by this past summer’s devastating rainfall and floods, including to damaged cultural institutions and monuments.

The German government has announced that it will hand out €32 million ($38 million) this year to national cultural institutions undertaking modernization projects, including updating security systems.

The draft federal budget for 2025 provides for a slight increase from €2.15 million to €2.2 billion for the Federal Fund for Culture and Media (BKM). But appearances are deceptive. Hellerau: ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wolfram Weimer, Minister of State for Culture and the Media, attends a debate on ten years of "Wir schaffen das" in the German ...

If the National Library and Federal Archives have their way, a central, sovereign data storage for national cultural heritage ...

Germany continues to top the list of favorite European destinations for tourists worldwide, thanks to its blend of vibrant cities, stunning nature, and refin ...

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(This June 22 story has been republished to add a video, with no changes to text) By Susanne Neumayer-Remter and James Mackenzie DESSAU, Germany, June 22 (Reuters) - A century after its birth as a ...

Hansi Flick’s sacking was broadly welcomed, but the unfortunate timing of the German FA’s press release on Sunday afternoon, two minutes before the end of Germany’s basketball final against Serbia, ...