In Germany, critics of the government are losing their bank accounts, and more
Repression against left-wing, anti-imperialist and Palestine-solidarity structures in Germany is increasingly aimed at undermining their economic means of existence.
Did Germany mislead the World Court?
The German Federal Republic may have made false statements at the very beginning of the trial before the UN’s highest court.
German government to pay US Army employees amid US government shutdown
12,000 civilian US Army employees working in Germany are set to receive their October salaries from the German Ministry of Finance.
From “Black September“ to October 7: Anti-Palestinian repression in Germany then and now
In September 1972, a Palestinian commando unit took the Israeli Olympic team hostage in Munich. Then, as now, the German state responded with a wave of aggressive racist repression
German court sides with Buchenwald Memorial in controversial keffiyeh ban
The decision highlights the tension between freedom of expression and the state’s role in shaping historical memory at former concentration camps.
How much truth is there in Germany’s decision not to supply weapons to Israel?
Pressure on Germany is mounting from multiple fronts: the resilience of Gaza’s people and fighters, the global solidarity movement, and even Nicaragua’s lawsuit against the German government.
Top German court: US drone terror not contrary to international law
On Tuesday last week, two Yemenis failed in their lawsuit against the German Federal Republic before Germany’s highest court. The verdict is a testimony of imperialist arrogance.
Speech ban ruled unlawful: Palestinian doctor wins in German court
A judge in a German court ruled that the ban on activity imposed on renowned Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah was unlawful.