The Needle: Berlin

Street Art, on City Streets

Bear with me and figure out the riddle. If you’ve ever moved out of a rented apartment here in Berlin,

‘The problem is the false sense of safety that hangs over this city’, I tell the police officer, and he agrees

In the news, there will be plenty of celebrating the anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall. But for many

Tonight was the Berlin premiere of Laura Poitras’s film about Edward Snowden, Citizenfour. Before the director was invited to the

Getting to the Dong Xuan Center means seeing how big and diverse Berlin can be. Taking the M8 tram line out

I’m writing today because of a flabbergasting interview with a linguistic researcher from the Berlin Technical University that appeared in

The Dutch artist Dries Verhoeven’s pop-up action, ‘Wanna Play? Love in Times of Grindr’, has been brought to a close after

Berlin’s beloved performance artist and novelist, La JohnJoseph (also known as the ‘boy hero of pop’ Alexander Geist), has left Berlin

31.08.2014 From Berlin, Russia is a 7-hour drive. The Ukraine is only a little farther by car. And sometimes I

Where has the summer gone? Cool temperatures, that hint of the autumnal, bringing a jacket for the evenings, students returning

Did you ever wonder at the intentions of tourists who come to Berlin as voyeurs to the horrors of the