Deutsche Welle: DW.com – Germany

• Nexperia chip exports from China to resume — German firm
  Nexperia has been the subject of an ongoing row between Dutch and Chinese authorities. Western carmakers have warned the company's components are critical for the onboarding of electronics.
• Germany news: AfD trip to Russia sparks 'treason' accusation
  Plans by far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) lawmakers to visit Russia have drawn outrage from opponents who say it serves the Kremlin's interests. Meanwhile, Germany's exports have rebounded. DW has the latest.
• German domestic intelligence agency sees cause to celebrate
  Germany's domestic intelligence agency marks its 75th anniversary. The Office for the Protection of the Constitution is tasked with tracking down enemies of democracy. How well does the early warning system work?
• Germany: Survey shows every other person feels unsafe
  The monthly Deutschlandtrend survey has looked into the debate about the perception of urban space in Germany. It found that the number of people who no longer feel safe in public has risen.
• Hermann und Albert Göring: Two very different brothers
  Hermann was Adolf Hitler's second-in-command, while the lesser-known Albert saved the lives of many Jews and dissidents whom the Nazis persecuted.
• 'Nuremberg': Russell Crowe portrays Hitler's right-hand man
  James Vanderbilt's "Nuremberg" pairs Russell Crowe and Rami Malek in a prestige retelling of the Nazi tribunal, framed as a psychological duel between Hermann Göring and the US Army psychiatrist studying him.
• EU investigates Deutsche Börse and Nasdaq derivatives trade
  The European Commission has launched an antitrust investigation against German and US stock markets Deutsche Börse and Nasdaq. They're suspected of collusion in the financial derivatives trading sector.