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Benjamin Restle

Benjamin is a bilingual journalist with a focus on current affairs and sustainability.

Benjamin is half English, half German. He joined DW in 2015 and mainly covers German politics, international affairs and sustainability stories. He has an MA in political science and a diploma from Berlin's Independent Journalism School (FJS). Benjamin completed DW's journalism traineeship in 2022.

Skip next section Featured stories by Benjamin Restle

Featured stories by Benjamin Restle

A Qatar Airways Boeing 777 seen from the gound

Qatar: Air traffic casts doubt on carbon neutrality claim

Qatar's environmentally friendly measures were dwarfed by a significant increase in air traffic during the World Cup.
ClimateDecember 19, 2022
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Stories by Benjamin Restle

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu (center) on stage at the German-Nigerian Business Forum 2023 in Berlin

German-Nigerian Business Forum seeks to woo investors

German-Nigerian Business Forum seeks to woo investors

The summit sent a clear message: Africa's most populous nation is open for business.
BusinessNovember 22, 2023
A view of destroyed Gaza buildings following Isreali airstrikes

Israel-Hamas war: Gaza's humanitarian situation explained

Israel-Hamas war: Gaza's humanitarian situation explained

Wedged between Israel, Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea, the Gaza Strip faces a humanitarian crisis.
ConflictsOctober 21, 2023
Flowers blooming with a mountain in the background in Tirol, Austria.

Crossing the Alps: An adventure report

Crossing the Alps: An adventure report

DW travel reporter Benjamin Restle crossed the Alps. In the mountains, the consequences of climate change are tangible.
TravelAugust 4, 2023
A man holds his phone, showing his Deutschlandticket travel pass

Germany's new €49 monthly travel pass explained

Germany's new €49 monthly travel pass explained

Here's everything you need to know about Germany's new €49 euro monthly public transport pass.
TravelApril 28, 2023
A forest in Brandenburg, Germany

Going local: Why microadventures are all the rage

Going local: Why microadventures are all the rage

You don't always need to travel far to find beautiful nature and leave your comfort zone.
TravelMarch 10, 2023
Berlin's Friedrichstrasse pictured in mid-November 2022

Berlin reopens Friedrichstrasse boulevard to cars

Berlin reopens Friedrichstrasse boulevard to cars

Berlin is allowing cars back onto a pedestrianized stretch of the Berlin shopping street. What's behind the U-turn?
SocietyNovember 21, 2022
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