Roughly 17 million people in Germany were living alone last year, or more than one in five, according to data from the Federal Statistical Office released on Wednesday. The number of single-person ...

Older people are most likely to live alone: 34 per cent of those over 65 do so, and among those aged 85 and older, the share jumps to 56 per cent. But young adults between 25 and 34 also stand out, ...

Background: Reliable information about the nutritional status of elderly people in Germany is lacking. Objective: To describe energy and nutrient intake of elderly people living in private households ...

The beaches of Sylt - just one reason why living in Germany is so great. Photo: DPA The Bundesrepublik is a great place to call home. The Local lists the top ten things that make life in Germany so ...

Over the years I have experienced four different healthcare systems in the European Union. Having grown up with the German system, I could not judge its quality until I moved abroad and experienced ...

The trains in Germany don't always run on time, despite the stereotype, writes Syrian columnist Rim Dawa. But living in Germany has turned her into an on-time morning person. All it took was a little ...

The New York Globe, continuing its series of articles on the German industrialists, said about the Reich: ” Through the inflation of the currency, the German State (Reich) has reduced its debt to its ...