Features
Zeitgeist
Danielle de Picciotto and Prof. Christiane Paul in conversation
The world going viral has brought along a push for digital and interactive art. Berlin artist Danielle de Picciotto and new curator of digital art in the Whitney Museum of American Art Prof. Christiane Paul evaluate these exciting times. Read more
Sep 8, 2020
Radio Spaetkauf Lockdown: Crowded Canals
PODCAST! Almost everything is open again, but the crisis isn't over. Get the latest Berlin news the new episode of Radio Spaetkauf. Read more
Jun 10, 2020
Saturday’s No To Racism demo in pictures
GALLERY! On Saturday, June 6th, more than 15,000 demonstrators gathered at Alexanderplatz for a “silent protest” against racism and police brutality. Here’s what our photographers saw. Read more
Jun 8, 2020
Politics
Red Flag: They’ve shut down bars, but what about offices?
Berlin's nightlife has been cancelled – again. The virus is out of control, so the Senat introduced a curfew on bars, restaurants and Spätis. But with offices and public transport still packed with people, will the new measures help? Read more
Oct 15, 2020
The many shades of Berlin’s climate activists
How radical is too radical? Earlier this year, we spoke to the organisers driving environmental protests in Berlin. They may differ in approach, but they have one shared goal: saving the planet. Read more
Oct 12, 2020
Megan's Megacan: Neukölln Nazis
PODCAST! Megan and Konrad are back, with the virus spreading through Neukölln along with a Nazi crime spree that the police don't seem too bothered about. It's cocktail hour! Read more
Oct 2, 2020
Neukölln’s Nazi problem
Despite a wave of arson attacks on immigrants and local politicians, a report published by police says there is no evidence of organised far-right criminality in Neukölln. Victims and activists told us otherwise. Read more
Sep 28, 2020
