News CDU Berlin Justice Senator Wants to End Preferential Hiring for Migrants Felor Badenberg says a law favouring applicants with migration backgrounds in public sector jobs violates equal treatment and merit-based hiring. Mar 18, 2026
News Strike Strike Paralyses BER Airport: No Flights on Wednesday Berlin's BER airport faces a full shutdown on Wednesday as the Verdi union call a strike over pay: 445 flights are cancelled, with 57,000 passengers affected. Mar 17, 2026
News Görlitzer Park Will Berlin Be Forced to Backtrack on the Görli Fence? After years of protest, one anti-fence alliance is going the legal route to reopen Görlitzer Park at night. Mar 16, 2026
News Protest German Singer Xavier Naidoo to Lead Berlin Demo over Epstein Connections As the Epstein files shake governments across Europe, conspiracy figurehead Xavier Naidoo is calling Berlin followers to the streets — as Germany's far right moves to claim the scandal as its own. Mar 13, 2026
News Clubs C115: New Club Opens on the West Berlin Motorway This Weekend A new club called C115, built inside Berlin's most historic AVUS motorway grandstand, will start its in-house programming this weekend. Mar 12, 2026
News CDU How Germany’s Culture Minister Picked a Fight with Three Bookshops — and Lost Germany's culture minister cancelled the Bookstore Prize ceremony after backlash over excluding three 'left-wing' shops - though the Berlin case has its own complications. Mar 11, 2026
News Berlin Senate New Law to Extend Berlin’s Outdoor Drinking Hours A new law will soon let Berliners linger outside bars past 10 p.m. On weekends, the neighbours won't even be able to complain until midnight. Mar 10, 2026
News CDU Shocking Evidence Revealed in CDU Antisemitism Funding Scandal New revelations in the Berlin antisemitism funding scandal allege that key figures in the CDU knew they were acting illegally — but proceeded anyway. Mar 9, 2026
