Heike Meyer of Brot Bakehouse School and Kitchen in Fairfax is now one of the first International Bread Sommeliers in the U.S ...

Along with festive holiday markets, Germany is know for its traditional treats. Here, we've rounded up the best German ...

BBC Radio 4 DJ Amol Rajan suffered a catastrophic blunder while interviewing Dame Esther Rantzen on Friday (October 4). The broadcaster was forced to apologise after an embarrassing choice of ...

Image: Sebastian Gollnow/dpa/picture alliance Thousands of protesters gathered on Thursday to protest the German government's stance on the war in Ukraine. Supporters of the demonstration ...

It’s been a tough and chaotic fight for the 21st Mechanized Brigade and 225th Assault Battalion, which have been spotted in Kursk with Swedish-made CV90 fighting vehicles and Swedish- or German ...

Here's where you recognise Esther from Nobody Wants This as we take a closer look at actress Jackie Tohn. Nobody Wants This is the new Netflix series everyone is obsessed with and there's one ...

A diary handed down through three generations has helped find the wreck of a German U-boat sunk by a secret Royal Navy Q-ship in 1917. Henrietta Sandford, from Helston, shared diaries and letters ...

At QT Auckland’s Esther this month, diners will have the chance to elevate their dining experience with a beautiful bottle of Barossa Shiraz and a bespoke menu only available to those in the know.

Whether it's pensions, the economy or migration, the German government is at odds over most issues. But now the FDP has issued an ultimatum: the coalition must come to terms or face the end.

The delay in Intel's project, originally slated to be a key pillar of Europe's semiconductor ambitions, underscores growing tension within the German government over resource allocation.

In early November 1938, tumultuous sounds of “screaming, crashing, breaking of glass, shouting” in what was then Breslau, Germany, kept Esther Ascher Adler’s family awake through the night.

(NewsNation) — A Pennsylvania bakery is dipping into politics, and voters are eating it up. Lochel’s Bakery in Hatboro, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia, is running a tongue-in-cheek “cookie ...