After slashing jobs at home, BASF opened a sprawling new factory in China on Thursday. The war in Iran drags on consumer confidence and an ancient castle goes up in flames. Follow DW for the latest.

German manufacturing orders snapped back to mild growth in February, ahead of the energy-price shock of the war in Iran.

German petrol stations will be limited to increasing prices once per day if the new law clears the upper house. After slashing jobs at home, BASF has opened a sprawling new factory in China. The lower ...

Factory orders climbed 0.9% on month, recovering a little from the 11.1% slump in the first month of the year.

Industrial production declined unexpectedly in February, with the energy-price shock from the conflict in the Middle East ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Diesel and petrol or gasoline prices have risen markedly in the past month amid the war in Iran and the wider Gulf regionRene ...

The opening ceremony of BASF (Guangdong) integrated site is held in Zhanjiang City, south China's Guangdong Province, March 26, 2026. German chemicals giant BASF on Thursday put its massive production ...

German industrial production unexpectedly fell 0.3% in February, casting doubt on a swift recovery in Europe’s largest ...

Long concerned about geopolitical crises, China redoubled efforts to secure energy security when President Trump started ...

Higher energy costs and uncertainty about longer-term solutions weigh on confidence and prospects for growth Read more at The Business Times.

German stocks moved up sharply Wednesday morning, with investors going on a buying spree across the board, reacting to news ...