Coronavirus cases in Germany continue to surge past 366,000. Restaurants in the country fights COVID-19 with sheepskins. Watch the report to know more.

COVID-19: Workers face permanent job losses; Chileans turn bakers & pizza makers

Germany is considering a lockdown renewal as the rate of coronavirus spread in the country rolls to 2.8% from 1.8% in a day. Watch report.

Germany: Over 60% rise in rate of spread: Spike in cases linked to slaughterhouses | COVID-19 Pandemic

There is significant drop in new COVID-19 cases in Germany. Germany will start to relax some border controls introduced in March to slow the spread of the coronavirus with the aim of having free travel in Europe from mid-June. The tentative step, aimed partly at helping the tourism sector, comes as the European Commission prepares to urge a return to "unrestricted free movement", though that push will stop if there is a major second wave of infections. In partnership with DW News, we bring to you ground report from Berlin, Germany.

Significant drop in new COVID-19 cases in Germany | WION-DW Partnership

The airline industry has been hit hard by the pandemic while restrictions have started to ease many airports are resuming services, one such is Germany’s busiest airport Frankfurt.

Covid-19: Frankfurt airport boosts safety measures

German start-up in global demand with anti-virus escalators

German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced tentative steps to slowly start returning the country to normal, allowing some smaller shops to reopen next week

German Shops to Reopen in Lockdown Easing