Berliner Morgenpost - English
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Palestinian Dissident: “Some Call Me Traitor, Others a Terrorist”
He is one of the few who criticise both Hamas and Israel. Hamza Abu Howidy faces considerable hostility for doing so. What gives him hope?
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How the Left, Greens and SPD Plan to Deal with Antisemitism
The preliminary talks are over. Anyone who violates the antisemitism rules is to face sanctions. The CDU says the agreement states the obvious.
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BER Loses Most Ryanair Flights – What It Means for Passengers
Ryanair is withdrawing aircraft from Berlin over high fees and air passenger taxes. Passengers face fewer connections and higher prices.
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Stralau Glassworks to Become Hub for Locals and Refugees
After years of standing empty, the former Stralau glassworks in Berlin-Friedrichshain is to become a centre for culture and support services.
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High Rents Are No Longer Berliners’ Biggest Problem
Outside the luxury housing market, Berlin’s housing situation looks pretty bleak. But finding a flat is no longer the biggest problem.
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Berlin Housing Shortage: What Students Need to Know
The new semester is beginning – and for many students, the most pressing question is: Where can I find an affordable place to live? An overview.
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Youth Violence in Berlin: One Group Worries Experts
More children in Berlin are being registered as suspects in violent offences. A new report shows which group is drawing particular concern.
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Berlin’s Wartime Pavement Damage: On the Trail with a Researcher
Researcher Hans Greiner reveals where traces of wartime damage can still be found in Berlin today. A search for clues.
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New Senate Rule Worsens Playground Shortage in Berlin Districts
Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf. The district has a huge shortage of play areas. Now it is losing an important tool for building and maintaining them.
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Five Reasons Why Berlin’s Olympic Bid Failed
Supporters of Berlin’s campaign were unable to overcome several problems. The Left’s election victory was not the only factor.
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What a Left Alliance Could Achieve Quickly – and What It Couldn’t
It has yet to be decided who will govern Berlin. But on the key issue of rents, the Left, the Greens and the SPD largely agree.
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Expropriating Housing Companies: How It Could Actually Work
The Left Party wants to bring residential property into public ownership in Berlin. How the plan could work – and what consequences could follow.