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Eiffelturm wegen Streiks geschlossen - Jan Woitas / dpa-Zentralbild / dpa

Eiffelturm wegen Streiks geschlossen - Jan Woitas / dpa-Zentralbild / dpa

Debatte über Gleichberechtigung Eiffelturm wegen Streiks geschlossen

Weil weibliche Beschäftigte am Eiffelturm auf Wunsch einer religiösen Besuchergruppe vorübergehend abgezogen worden sein sollen, legten Mitarbeiter aus Protest die Arbeit nieder. In Paris wächst die Empörung.

Zehntausende Zeugen Jehovas beim Gottesdienst – im Stadion des HSV - Annette Langer / DER SPIEGEL

Zehntausende Zeugen Jehovas beim Gottesdienst – im Stadion des HSV - Annette Langer / DER SPIEGEL

Christliche Fundamentalisten in Hamburg Zehntausende Zeugen Jehovas beim Gottesdienst – im Stadion des HSV

2023 wurden in Hamburg sieben Zeugen Jehovas von einem früheren Mitgläubigen getötet. An diesem Wochenende treffen sich Zehntausende der Fundamentalisten in der Stadt. Können sie das Trauma von damals überwinden? Von Annette Langer

Darf man Witze über den Islam machen? - Jana Islinger / laif

Darf man Witze über den Islam machen? - Jana Islinger / laif

meinung •Religion und freie Gesellschaft Darf man Witze über den Islam machen? Ein Gastbeitrag von Hasnain Kazim

In einer freien Gesellschaft muss es möglich sein, Religion zu kritisieren oder sie zu verspotten. Doch beim Thema Islam gibt es eine rote Linie. Wer sie übertritt, wird angefeindet oder ausgegrenzt. Ich habe es selbst erlebt.

A German Jewish Congregation Searches for Normalcy - Christoph Busse/ DER SPIEGEL

A German Jewish Congregation Searches for Normalcy - Christoph Busse/ DER SPIEGEL

Life After the Synagogue Attack A German Jewish Congregation Searches for Normalcy

Three months after the right-wing extremist attack on the synagogue in Halle, in which a gunman tried and failed to enter the building, the Jewish community in the city is still wrestling with its consequences. Von Felix Bohr und Timo Lehmann

Germany's Vanishing Monasteries - UWE DITZ / DER SPIEGEL

Germany's Vanishing Monasteries - UWE DITZ / DER SPIEGEL

The Last of the Monks Germany's Vanishing Monasteries

Religious orders in Germany are disappearing because so few people want to dedicate their entire lives to God anymore. Some monasteries and convents find novel ways to make money and survive, but even their days are numbered. Von Felix Bohr

Religious Symbols Take Center Stage - Omri Gadol / DER SPIEGEL

Religious Symbols Take Center Stage - Omri Gadol / DER SPIEGEL

Culture War Over German Identity Religious Symbols Take Center Stage

The Bavarians want crosses in public buildings, German Jews want to be able to wear kippas in public without being attacked and Muslims would like more understanding for the headscarf. Germany's search for identity has turned religious. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Why Banning the Burqa Makes No Sense - Jalil Rezayee/ dpa

Why Banning the Burqa Makes No Sense - Jalil Rezayee/ dpa

Fear Unveiled Why Banning the Burqa Makes No Sense

Calls in Germany to ban the burqa are misguided and the move would do little to liberate Muslim women. The fight for emancipation must come from inside the religion. Von Christiane Hoffmann

Full Veils Already Mostly Prohibited in Germany - dpa Picture-Alliance / Boris Roessler/ picture alliance / dpa

Full Veils Already Mostly Prohibited in Germany - dpa Picture-Alliance / Boris Roessler/ picture alliance / dpa

Burqa Ban Debate Full Veils Already Mostly Prohibited in Germany

Some conservative German politicians would like to see a ban on burqas and other veils. Doing so, however, would likely violate the constitution -- and there are plenty of practical rules already in place. Von Jan Friedmann, Dietmar Hipp und Conny Neumann

'I Don't See Any Reason for Jews Here To Emigrate' - Gregor Zielke

'I Don't See Any Reason for Jews Here To Emigrate' - Gregor Zielke

Anti-Semitism in Germany 'I Don't See Any Reason for Jews Here To Emigrate'

In an interview, the heads of Germany's Protestant and Jewish communities discuss Martin Luther's anti-Semitism, growing fears after the Paris attacks and whether Islam truly belongs to the country.

German Jews Advised Against Wearing Kippah - Sebastian Kahnert/ picture alliance / dpa

German Jews Advised Against Wearing Kippah - Sebastian Kahnert/ picture alliance / dpa

'Risk Has Gotten Greater' German Jews Advised Against Wearing Kippah

How anti-Semitic is Germany? The Central Council of Jews is warning members of the community against wearing traditional head coverings. It is a precaution that 26-year-old Mark Krasnov has been taking for some time. Von Peter Maxwill

German Jewish Communities Face Uncertain Futures - Maja Hitij/ dpa

German Jewish Communities Face Uncertain Futures - Maja Hitij/ dpa

A Fleeting Renaissance German Jewish Communities Face Uncertain Futures

In recent decades, Germany's Jewish community enjoyed considerable growth. Due to changes in the government's immigration policy, however, the number of new members has fallen and the population is graying fast. Has the boom ended? Von Pavel Lokshin

Soul Searching and Commerce on the Way of St. James - Maria Feck/DER SPIEGEL

Soul Searching and Commerce on the Way of St. James - Maria Feck/DER SPIEGEL

Pilgrims Inc. Soul Searching and Commerce on the Way of St. James

Not long ago, only a few people would make the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Now, over 200,000 people a year spend several grueling weeks along the route. Traditionalists turn up their noses at the crowds, but the rewards are still vast. Von Juan Moreno

Ramadan in the Land of the Midnight Sun - Thomas Grabka/ DER SPIEGEL

Ramadan in the Land of the Midnight Sun - Thomas Grabka/ DER SPIEGEL

The Muslims of Tromsø Ramadan in the Land of the Midnight Sun

During Ramadan, Muslims fast until the sun goes down. But what if you live in a place where there is no sunset? The believers in Tromsø, Norway spent years searching for a solution to that conundrum. Now that they have found one, new problems have arisen. Von Dennis Betzholz

'Iraq Is Facing a Mortal Threat' - © STRINGER Iraq / Reuters/ REUTERS

'Iraq Is Facing a Mortal Threat' - © STRINGER Iraq / Reuters/ REUTERS

Foreign Minister Zebari 'Iraq Is Facing a Mortal Threat'

In an interview, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, a Kurd, warns that his country is threatened with collapse under the pressure posed by ISIS terrorists. But, he says, it isn't a civil war yet. Von Bernhard Zand

Iraqi Christians Live in Fear of ISIS - Christian Werner/ DER SPIEGEL

Iraqi Christians Live in Fear of ISIS - Christian Werner/ DER SPIEGEL

Days of Terror Iraqi Christians Live in Fear of ISIS

Some 40,000 Christians live in Qaraqosh, a town near Mosul, Iraq. Residents have been gathering daily in 12 local churches as ISIS jihadists advance towards the community. Their existence is a precarious one. Von Katrin Kuntz

Pope John Paul II's Canonization The Making of a Miracle

Pope John Paul II will be canonized in April. A woman from Costa Rica experienced a stunning recovery from a brain aneurysm after praying to the late pontiff. Her story provides a unique look at the Vatican's miracle workshop. Von Alexander Smoltczyk

Catholic Survey Reveals Frustrated Flock - ALESSANDRO BIANCHI/ REUTERS

Catholic Survey Reveals Frustrated Flock - ALESSANDRO BIANCHI/ REUTERS

The Pope's Sex Problem Catholic Survey Reveals Frustrated Flock

The Vatican last year sent out a survey to Catholics around the world focusing on attitudes to sex and sexuality. The responses are now in -- and they show that the Church is badly in need of reform. Can Pope Francis meet such expectations? Von SPIEGEL Staff

'I Don't Cling to This Life' - Marijan Murat/ picture-alliance/ dpa

'I Don't Cling to This Life' - Marijan Murat/ picture-alliance/ dpa

Controversial Theologian Hans Küng 'I Don't Cling to This Life'

Hans Küng fought his whole life for the reforms being weighed by the Vatican today. In a SPIEGEL interview, the elderly Swiss theologian discusses Pope Francis' chances to revolutionize the church, why John Paul II shouldn't be canonized and what he hopes to learn in heaven. Von Markus Grill

Radio Vatican Unpredictable Pope Challenges Journalists

Each day, Radio Vatican translates the pope's words into 44 languages. The station's staff of 400 are some of the best and brightest from some 60 countries. But Pope Francis is very unpredictable, making a tough job even harder. Von Fiona Ehlers

French Philosopher Finkielkraut 'There Is a Clash of Civilizations'

French society is under threat, argues philosopher Alain Finkielkraut in a controversial new book. The conservative spoke to SPIEGEL about what he sees as the failure of multiculturalism and the need for better integration of Muslim immigrants. Von Romain Leick und Mathieu von Rohr

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