Michelle Martin

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany and Turkey summoned each other's ambassadors on Friday for tit-for-tat reproaches in an escalating row over Chancellor Angela Merkel's criticism of a crackdown on protesters in...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany and Turkey summoned each other's ambassadors on Friday for tit-for-tat reproaches in an escalating row over Chancellor Angela Merkel's criticism of a crackdown on protesters in...

BERLIN (Reuters) - The number of Germans out of work jumped more than forecast in May on a seasonally adjusted basis due partly to bad weather but the unemployment rate...

BERLIN (Reuters) - German unemployment and inflation rose more than forecast in May but remained at very subdued levels which economists said should support the private consumption the government is...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy stabilized in the first quarter, after contracting late last year, the finance ministry said on Monday, though consumption, which is expected to drive growth this...

BERLIN (Reuters) - A plunge in exports drove a contraction in German gross domestic product (GDP) in the fourth quarter, offsetting support from domestic demand, and highlighting the vulnerability of...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Morale among German firms and investors probably rose slightly in February while manufacturing expanded for the first time in a year, data is set to show next...

BERLIN (Reuters) - The senior German policymaker at the European Central Bank urged France on Friday to cut its public deficit below the EU ceiling, highlighting a problem that threatens...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Exports and private consumption helped Germany to keep growing in the third quarter of 2012, albeit at a slower rate than previously, as Europe's largest economy felt...

BERLIN (Reuters) - The top German at the European Central Bank urged his own country on Thursday to compromise in a stand-off over aid to Greece after officials said Finance...