German Protests Turn Violent as Activists Clash With Police November 2, 2026 By Alexey Anishchuk, Michael Nienaber and Jenni Thier Mass demonstrations in Germany that passed largely peacefully on Saturday erupted in violence as night fell and rioters faced off...
E-Scooter Use Surging in Germany Thanks to Private Demand, Rather Than Rental Fleets August 11, 2026 By Sasha Draeger-Mazer Growth in e-scooter use in Germany is powering ahead thanks to private demand rather than the rental fleets that first...
Extreme Heat Could Cost Germany up to $131 Billion by 2030, Analysis Shows May 29, 2026 Extreme heat could cost Germany up to $131 billion by 2030 and shave up to 3% off economic output if...
Germans Switch to EVs at Record Pace Thanks to Government Bonus May 28, 2026 By Iain Rogers More German drivers switched to an electric vehicle in the first quarter of this year than ever before after the...
Starr Europe Insurance Opens Office in Hamburg, Germany May 19, 2026 Starr, the New York City based insurance group, announced the opening of a new office in Hamburg, marking the further...
German Insurers Report Below-Average Natural Disaster Claims in 2025 January 6, 2026 By L.S. Howard Heavy rain, flooding, storms and hail – also known as severe convective storms (SCS) – brought below-average claims for German...
German Insurers Hold $108 Billion Illiquid Debt Pile, EIOPA Says December 15, 2025 By Nicholas Comfort German insurers are the most exposed in Europe to illiquid corporate bonds, a top watchdog said in one of the...
Germany Tells Insurers to Vet Private Asset Deals More Carefully March 25, 2025 By Nicholas Comfort and Libby Cherry Germany’s financial watchdog is pushing insurers to step up scrutiny of private credit investments after several firms were stung by...
German Watchdog Raises Focus on Physical Risks Stemming From Climate Change January 28, 2025 By Nicholas Comfort German watchdog BaFin said the country’s financial industry needs a better grasp of physical risks stemming from climate change because...
Cybercrime and Sabotage Cost German Firms $300 Billion in Past Year August 28, 2024 Cybercrime and other acts of sabotage have cost German companies around 267 billion euros ($298 billion) in the past year,...