No Good Men Review: Bleak Brilliance at Berlin Film Festival
A critical review of 'No Good Men' at the Berlin Film Festival, exploring its dark themes and standout performances in a gripping cinematic experience.
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Roy Quits Berlinale Over Wenders' 'Stay Out of Politics' Remark
Booker Prize-winning author Arundhati Roy has withdrawn from the Berlin International Film Festival after jury president Wim Wenders said filmmakers should remain apolitical.
Sunny Dancer Review: Bella Ramsey in Teen Cancer Drama
Bella Ramsey leads a heartfelt coming-of-age film about a summer camp for teens with cancer, blending warmth and humour with a fresh perspective on the genre.
Unsuk Chin Album Review: Rich and Strange Music Explored
A review of Ensemble Intercontemporain's album featuring three orchestral works by Unsuk Chin, highlighting its intricate, dream-inspired compositions and vibrant performances.
Michelle Yeoh Receives Honorary Golden Bear in Berlin
Michelle Yeoh accepted the Honorary Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, delivering an emotional speech about her journey from Malaysia to global stardom.
Berlin Festival Features Romance from War-Torn Regions
Two films at the Berlin Film Festival use romance to explore life beyond war and politics, featuring an Afghan political rom-com and a Palestinian love story in Beirut.
Wenders: Cinema's Empathetic Power Over Politics at Berlinale
Veteran director Wim Wenders, jury president at the Berlin Film Festival, argues movies can change lives through empathy, not political influence, amid global turmoil.
Afghan Romcom Opens Berlin Festival, Defying Stereotypes
Shahrbanoo Sadat's 'No Good Men' becomes Afghanistan's first romantic comedy, opening the Berlin film festival with a story of love and rebellion in Kabul.
Berliners' Defiance of Nazis in Ian Buruma's New Book
Ian Buruma's 'Stay Alive Berlin 1939-45' explores how ordinary Berliners resisted Nazi rule through subtle acts of defiance and survival during World War II.
Europe's New Right: A Modern Revolution Fueled by Trumpism
Mark Leonard argues Europe's biggest threat is not Trump's policies but his ideological movement transforming politics from within, as new right parties gain ground with a hyper-modern critique of liberalism.
Berlin's Potato Flood: Free Spuds Spark German Bounty and British Craving
Berlin distributes tonnes of free potatoes after a bumper harvest, stirring ancestral cravings in those with Irish roots. Plus, night owl research, restaurant disputes, and author scams in this week's digest.
Berlin Airport Closed by Black Ice, Flights Grounded
Berlin's major airport remains closed on Friday due to dangerous black ice conditions, with all take-offs and landings suspended. Airlines have cancelled or delayed flights after snow and freezing rain caused widespread travel disruption across eastern Ge
Berlin Couple's Cycling vs Walking Debate Divides Readers
Frida and Frantz's long-running disagreement over cycling versus walking in Berlin has sparked a wider conversation about transport preferences, time management, and relationship compromise in urban living.
Berlin's Potato Flood: Record Harvest Sparks Free Spud Giveaway
A record potato harvest in Germany has led to a massive surplus, triggering a city-wide free giveaway across Berlin as organisations and residents collect tonnes of spuds.
O'Sullivan Stopped Match to Watch Trump's 147 Break
Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan once paused his own German Masters quarter-final to witness Judd Trump's maximum 147 break, showcasing remarkable sportsmanship.
Jerry Hall and Elizabeth Jagger at Berlin Fashion Week
Model Jerry Hall and her lookalike daughter Elizabeth Jagger attended the Marc Cain Autumn/Winter 2026 show in Berlin, showcasing glamorous outfits alongside other celebrities.
Snooker Controversy: Higgins' German Masters Defeat Sparks Debate
A controversial moment at the 2019 German Masters snooker tournament saw Yuan Sijun defeat John Higgins amid a rules debate after the cue ball hit a rest. Pundits discuss the incident.
Facing Final Days: Intimate Portraits of Terminal Illness
Documentary photographer Sibylle Fendt captures moving images of terminally ill patients at home, breaking taboos around death through intimate photography that reveals pain, tenderness and love.
European Film Awards: Pacifist Documentary Wins Amid Defence Debates
Igor Bezinović's documentary Fiume o Morte! wins best documentary at European Film Awards, sparking debate about pacifism versus armed defence in European culture.
Germany Offers €1M Reward for Berlin Blackout Extremists
German authorities announce a €1 million reward for information leading to arrests of far-left extremists behind Berlin's biggest post-war power outage, alongside new measures to tackle left-wing militancy.
Huyghe's Liminals: Quantum Art in Berlin's Berghain
Pierre Huyghe's Liminals exhibition at Halle am Berghain in Berlin presents a terrifying quantum vision. This immersive film installation transforms a former power plant into a mythological journey.
Ronnie O'Sullivan German Masters Return: TV & Streaming
Ronnie O'Sullivan makes his 2026 debut at the German Masters in Berlin. Find match details, TV channel on TNT Sports, and streaming via discovery+.
Ronnie O'Sullivan Set for German Masters Snooker Comeback
Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan is scheduled to play at the 2026 German Masters in Berlin, marking his return after withdrawing from the Masters on medical grounds earlier this month.
Germany's Military Rebuild: Identity Shift Amid Tensions
Germany embarks on a massive military expansion, confronting historical taboos and geopolitical pressures. This report examines the public's changing attitudes and the challenges of rearmament.
German Police Arrest Hamas Suspect Plotting Attacks
German authorities have detained a suspected Hamas member accused of plotting attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe. The 36-year-old Lebanese-born man was arrested at Berlin's Brandenburg Airport.
Berlin's Kanaan Restaurant to Close, TV Series Planned
Kanaan, the Berlin restaurant symbolising Israeli-Palestinian unity, will close in March due to economic pressures and political tensions, but will be immortalised in a new television drama series.
Best LGBT+ Hotels in Berlin for 2026 Travellers
Discover the best queer-friendly hotels in Berlin, from luxury retreats to budget stays, ensuring a safe and welcoming experience for LGBT+ travellers in Germany's capital.
Germany Expels Russian Diplomat Over Ukraine Espionage Case
Berlin expels a Russian diplomat after arresting a German-Ukrainian suspect accused of spying on Ukraine war intelligence, with two ex-military personnel also under investigation.
Hotel Giant Revo Hospitality Group Files for Insolvency
Berlin-based Revo Hospitality Group, Europe's largest third-party hotel operator, has filed for insolvency, affecting 8,300 employees and over 260 hotels across Europe.
Audi's 2030 F1 Title Plan Despite 'Bumpy' 2026 Prediction
Audi's CEO Gernot Dollner targets 2030 for championship contention as the German manufacturer unveils its 2026 F1 car livery, while project head Mattia Binotto predicts a challenging debut season.
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