FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank on Thursday labelled the auto sector as a key risk, a bleak warning from Germany's largest lender as the nation lines up big spending in defence and infrastructure.

By Melissa Eddy Reporting from Berlin Germany had hoped that a new government would revive its stagnant economy, but President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs are stoking worries that the country ...

It's a chance for him to wear his knee-high-leather moccasins and straw cowboy hat with a pin of both the American and German flags. He figures it was pretty much always like that, he tells me ...

A fight is brewing over the flying of massive American flags around the country, specifically outside Camping World locations. The company’s CEO said they won’t be backing down. “This flag ...

Berlin is examining whether there has been a change in American immigration policy after three German nationals were detained at the US border. Germany is probing the case of three of its citizens ...

Germany’s likely next chancellor, Friedrich Merz, has announced a deal to drastically overhaul the country’s debt rules to allow a boom in defence and security spending as well as 500 billion ...

The German chancellor-in-waiting, Friedrich Merz, has won a vote in parliament to allow a huge increase in state borrowing that is set to super-charge the country’s military spending. The ...

Risks from tariffs, competition from China Deutsche's shares rise on German government's spending plans Deutsche Bank sees higher revenue in 2025 despite weak German economy CEO Sewing faces some ...

The UEFA Nations League continues this international break with Italy facing Germany in the quarterfinals. / IMAGO/Schuler Italy takes on Germany in the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals as both ...

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Germany is on track for a sharp increase in military spending that could equip a bigger Bundeswehr—the German military—with more armored vehicles, more air defense batteries, more warships ...