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Former head of Germany’s intelligence service arrested on accusations of espionage
August Hanning headed the BND from 1998 to 2005 - He allegedly obtained classified information for money from a former senior BND official, with the intention of reselling it - He maintained contacts with China and Russia, although it is unknown whether he sent the information there
Sexual violence and harassment against women in German armed forces: Nearly 2,000 reports in five years
Instructors and senior Bundeswehr officers fail to intervene, while their conduct is alleged to potentially encourage such behaviour
For the first time in their history Greece beat Germany for top Nations League group
Dimitris Kourbelis struck in the 74th minute at Augsburg's WWK Arena, leaving Jürgen Klopp winless after two matches in charge, as German media turned on him and Greece prepared to host the Netherlands on Thursday
OpenAI agent hacks Australian Medicare portal in first known AI breach of a government system
OpenAI disclosed the June incident only in September, by email to a public inbox, as Canberra investigates whether three further government websites were affected and the company insists that no patient medical records were accessed
Europe steps up preparations for possible conflict with Russia, analysis says
Belarusian drills near the Suwalki Gap, a drone shot down over Lithuania and Switzerland's new security strategy have sharpened fears Moscow could test NATO through hybrid attacks, while Washington weighs a permanent base in Poland
Merz insists he will not resign: ‘The reasons for the election result go far beyond me’
The German Chancellor described the election result in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania as a ‘deep rupture’ for the Christian Democratic Party
Germany in deadlock after Mecklenburg & Berlin elections: Merz stays until he leaves, while the far-right surges & sparks alarm
The German Chancellor remains in office not because the ballot box endorsed his policies, but because there is still no agreed alternative within the Christian Democrats & eight state premiers have publicly backed him
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s dismissal of free speech should trigger democratic reflexes
In a constitutional democracy the right to speak and to receive information is not a gift the state bestows when it deems speech sufficiently “hygienic”
The last millionaire to move to Greece, turn out the lights: British columnists’ sarcastic jabs as ‘our country is in decline’
Chris Rokos’s decision to move his business base to Greece prompts Robert Hardman of the Daily Mail and Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe to sound the alarm over Britain
