A fifth round of collective bargaining talks between German national rail operator Deutsche Bahn and the GDL train drivers' union began on Monday, with pressure growing on Deutsche Bahn to agree to ...

German railway operator Deutsche Bahn and the GDL train drivers' union have reached an agreement in their collective ...

BERLIN, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Germany's Deutsche Bahn and the GDL train drivers' union reached a wage agreement on Friday, ...

Deutsche Bahn, Germany’s national rail operator, has acknowledged that it has experienced difficulties in maintaining a reliable service during the European Championship. Speaking to the German state ...

Germany’s national railway company is focused on improving on-board creature comforts, whereas real improvements in ...

With this agreement, the GDL is providing the German government, which owns Deutsche Bahn, an indispensable service against the working class.

German Rail (DB) has appointed new heads of the S-Bahn networks in Berlin, Munich and Stuttgart and made management changes ...

Germany’s railways are in crisis. Trains run late, tracks crumble and management looks away. Rail expert Christian Böttger explains how the state-owned enterprise got so offtrack – and why billions ...

German trains used to run like clockwork. Today, delays are the rule, not the exception. As public anger is boiling over, what went wrong with a system once envied worldwide, and why are the Swiss ...

For years now, passengers have been growing increasingly dissatisfied with Deutsche Bahn. From time to time, peculiar episodes come to light, revealing the state-owned company's deep-seated problems.

Germany's state-owned railway operator blamed "sabotage" to its cables for an hours-long stoppage of all rail traffic in the north of the country on October 8, and launched an investigation into who ...

BERLIN – A cyberattack against Germany’s state-owned railway operator Deutsche Bahn briefly disrupted ticketing systems and timetable information services this week, the company disclosed on Feb 18.