Feb 06 Der Spiegel journalists on walking the fine line between informing the public and compromising NSA intelligence By Margaret Warner PBS NewsHour Chief Foreign Affairs correspondent Margaret Warner talks with two journalists from the German magazine Der Spiegel to get their take on covering an international spy scandal that has lead a lot of Americans to rethink the fine line… Continue reading
Jan 22 German city expanding 'Green Network,' limiting vehicle traffic By Bridget Bowman Hamburg -- Germany's second largest city -- is currently working to expand its green space in an ambitious plan known as the "Green Network."… Continue reading
Nov 07 More Like Germany: The Living Wage Nears a Win in Suburban Seattle By Paul Solman // A higher minimum wage in SeaTac, Wash., would close youth and immigrants out of entry-level jobs, argue small business owners like Mike West. Raising it to $15 an hour at the airport could divert employees away from surrounding… Continue reading
Nov 06 Watch How the recovery of modern art 'defamed' by Nazis will change the art world How the recovery of modern art 'defamed' by Nazis will change the art world… Continue watching
Nov 06 Watch Masterpieces thought to be destroyed by Nazis discovered in Munich Masterpieces thought to be destroyed by Nazis discovered in Munich… Continue watching
Nov 06 Watch A Living Wage for the Greater Good? A Living Wage for the Greater Good?… Continue watching
Oct 28 Watch Uproar over U.S. surveillance scope raises question of what spying is acceptable Uproar over U.S. surveillance scope raises question of what spying is acceptable… Continue watching
Oct 25 Watch EU leaders Merkel, Hollande call for 'no spying' agreement with U.S. EU leaders Merkel, Hollande call for 'no spying' agreement with U.S. Continue watching
Oct 24 Watch Will fallout of 'spying on friends' allegations help change U.S. surveillance? Will U.S. surveillance change due to fallout from friendly ally spying reports?… Continue watching
Oct 23 Watch News Wrap: Germany's Merkel phones Obama to complain about U.S. spying In our news wrap Wednesday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel made a direct call to President Obama to address reports that the NSA may have monitored her cellphone conversations. Also, the president met with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif at the… Continue watching