EyeEm, the Berlin-based photo-sharing community that exited last year to Spanish company Freepik after going bankrupt, is now licensing its users' photos
(Most) Americans in Berlin relieved at Biden presidency
A handful of Andrew Bulkeley, 21.1.2021 - 13:11 Uhr
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Photo: AP/Markus Schreiber
Berlin - The day after the United States welcomed its 46th president, Americans in Berlin weren t celebrating the start of one presidency as much as they were celebrating the end of another. The new administration is going to have to move fairly aggressively, says David Hawkins, a photographer originally from Chicago who has spent years in both Berlin and Paris. I thought his inaugural speech hit the right tone.
Like most American
Wahlberliner, Hawkins has spent the past four years both shocked by former president Donald Trump and worried about what his next steps might be. President Trump was also often an embarrassment for those abroad, especially since, for decades, he had been little more than a high-profile clown in the US.
The danger isn t over : Americans in Berlin react to Capitol riots
US citizens living in Berlin feel that the storming of the US Capitol could be the beginning of a disturbing new reality . Dominik Bardow, Gerhard Lehrke, Maurice Frank, 7.1.2021 - 17:00 Uhr
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Photo: imago images/Pacific Press AgencyScenes that made Americans in Berlin shudder.
Berlin - Jess Brazen has to make herself a coffee first. As an American living in Berlin, she stayed up late on Wednesday night following the events in her home country. First, she was rejoicing with a German friend about the success of the Democrats in the Senate elections in her home state of Georgia - only to be shocked by the turmoil unfolding at the Capitol in Washington D.C.