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Berlin’s Greens Push for Cooperative Housing Subsidies to Combat Housing Shortage

Berlin's Green party is advocating for a shift in housing policy, proposing that the Senate subsidize the purchase of cooperative housing shares. This...

Berlin Rail Network Faces Extensive Construction in 2026, Impacting Commuters

Berlin's rail network is set for extensive construction projects throughout 2026, bringing both improvements and significant disruptions for commuters and long-distance travelers. Key...

Nearly One Third of German Food Bank Clients Are Children, Report Reveals

A report from Tafel Deutschland indicates that nearly one third of the 1.5 million food bank clients across Germany are children. The number...

Taxi Collides with Tram in Berlin-Mahlsdorf, Driver Injured

A taxi collided with a tram in Berlin-Mahlsdorf overnight, resulting in injuries to the 28-year-old taxi driver. The tram was derailed, and the...

International Conference in Berlin Addresses Diversity, Democracy, and Hostility

An international conference, 'God’s Kaleidoscope 3,' was held in Berlin from December 4-7, exploring themes of diversity, strengthening democracy, and challenging hostility. The...

Köpenick Güterbahnhof: Call for Ideas for Community-Oriented Projects

Residents, initiatives, and local actors in Berlin-Köpenick are invited to submit their project ideas for the new urban quarter at the former Güterbahnhof....

Berlin: Christmas Eve Support for Those Facing Loneliness

Berlin offers various services and events to combat loneliness during the Christmas holidays, including a dedicated helpline and community celebrations across the city.

Police raid 12-year-old’s room in Berlin, find weapons and fireworks

Berlin police found several weapons and illegal fireworks in the room of a 12-year-old boy in Marienfelde. The discovery was made during a...

Berlin Police Deepen Cooperation with Crisis Service to Better Handle Mental Health Emergencies

Berlin police have signed a new cooperation agreement with the city's six crisis service providers to enhance their response to individuals experiencing psychological...

Die Linke’s Elif Eralp Calls for Eviction Moratorium in Berlin Amid Rising Cases

Elif Eralp, the leading candidate for Die Linke in Berlin's 2026 election, has advocated for an immediate halt to forced evictions, particularly during...

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