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German Bundestag to debate law allowing dual citizenship in December
Many people in Germany don't want to give up their original passport to get German citizenship.
Photo: picture alliance/dpa | Britta Pedersen
Monk Skin Tone Scale Aims to Make Tech More Inclusive
Ellis Monk, Assistant Professor of Sociology at Harvard University, is collaborating with Google to implement his 10-point Monk Skin Tone Scale to make tech products more inclusive and diverse.
Descendant: the untold story of an illegal slave ship and the legacy it left behind
A new Netflix documentary tells the story of activists in Africatown, a Black community in Alabama, as they fight to reclaim their history
Increased poverty stretches German food banks to the limit
About half of Germany's food banks have seen their number of clients double since last year, and many are turning people away. Increasing demand and decreasing donations are leaving many in need of help with few options.
Germany's beleaguered middle class and the fear of social decline
Prices in Germany are rising sharply, especially for energy, while inflation is also eating into wages. There are fears the cost-of-living crisis could shake the foundation of German society: The middle class.
George the Poet – The Benin bronze
George the Poet performs a spoken-word poem about an African work of art – a Benin bronze plaque – in the British Museum's Africa Gallery.
Germany struggles to find housing for more than 1M refugees
The German government has pledged to provide more support to cities and towns struggling to house the more than 1.1 million refugees and migrants who have arrived in the country this year mostly from war-torn Ukraine but also from other countries
Germany to pay December gas bills for households and businesses
One-off full reimbursement will be followed by subsidy scheme in spring to cap bills
Germany: What poverty looks like in a rich country
Amid soaring inflation, particularly for food and energy, the gap between rich and poor in Germany is widening. Incremental increases to social safety nets will do little to alleviate the problem, experts warn.
How Hitler’s Enablers Undid Democracy in Germany
The way the Nazis used “the politics of legality” to gain absolute power after a failed coup is an ominous lesson about the fragility of a republic.