All posts tagged "Germany"
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348SportsMary Porcella: 2024 is a stellar year for sports in Europe with the Euro Cup, Olympics and more
This is going to be an especially exciting spring and summer of sports in Europe, jam-packed with events and athletes of the...
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8.5KNews & Buzz
Chinatowns and Little Tokyo (updated): Our Dispatches list of the best Asian food destinations in Europe
(Editor’s note: This post is regularly updated as we discover new Chinatowns and Asian food districts.) In Peter O’Toole’s brilliant “My Favorite...
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427Travel
Alice Verberne: The Michelstadt Weihnachtsmarkt is a half-timbered Christmas fairy tale
(Editor’s note: This post on the Michelstadt Christmas Market is part of our series on lesser-known, but amazing, markets across Europe. You...
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359News & Buzz
Highly Skilled Internationals: Germany’s new Skilled Immigration Act is a game-changer
Germany has gone from needing highly skilled internationals to being desperate for highly skilled internationals. So, this past summer, the Bundestag passed...
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472Lifestyle & Culture
Mary Porcella: Mainz and Rüdesheim, two of my favorite German Christmas Markets
Two of my favorite Christmas markets in Germany are located near Frankfurt along the Rhine River. One is in the university town...
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419Careers
‘Churn that butter’: Mastering the job search after a layoff
(Editor’s note: Two thousand twenty-three was a particularly tumultuous year for the tech industry, with 240,000 jobs eliminated, 50-percent more than in...
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649Expat Essentials
Buying in Berlin, Pt. 1: Visualizing my house, knowing it was out there, waiting for me
(Editor’s note: This is Pt. 1 of a three-part series on buying a home in Berlin. You can jump to Pt. 2...
