Migrant founders driving innovation in Germany’s startup scene
The 2025 edition of the Migrant Founders Monitor, jointly released by the German Startup Association and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation […]
Week 20: Friedrich Merz, Tasteit and Splitting the Bill
Big shoes are being filled this week, both in the Vatican and in Berlin. With a new pope and Germany’s
Friedrich Merz’s first week as chancellor
Just one day after officially taking office, Germany’s new chancellor Friedrich Merz wasted no time in setting a diplomatic tone.
Berlin to reinstate 50 km/h speed limit on 23 main roads
Berlin’s traffic policy is undergoing a significant change as CDU politician Dirk Stettner has confirmed that the city will lift
Historic setback for Friedrich Merz: Bundestag denies majority
In an unprecedented moment for German parliamentary history, Friedrich Merz, the leader of the Christian Democratic Union CDU, has failed
Week 19: Coalition Agreement, Spargelzeit and Faxing Machines
This week we have a really fun interview with two Berlin institutions: Andrew and Maurice from 20%. In our conversation,
Berlin Explained by Andrew and Maurice
Sigrid I’m going to say it again — we’re sitting here with two Berlin institutions. One of them is Maurice.
Kiziltepe calls for better federal support for migrant labor market integration
At the recent Conference of Integration Ministers in Göttingen, Berlin’s Senator for Integration, Cansel Kiziltepe (SPD), made a strong case
Germany launches nationwide rollout of electronic patient file
Germany has officially begun the rollout of its long-awaited electronic patient file (ePA), marking a significant milestone in the modernization
Interview
Frauenalia: The Platform Giving Migrant Women a Professional Voice
Begoña, the founder and director of Frauenalia, joined us to share her personal journey from Spain to Germany, and how