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European companies sold powerful spyware to authoritarian regimes which have used it against dissenters, a group of investigative media said.
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Eight Dead in Shooting at Jehovah’s Witness Hall in Germany
A shooting at a Jehovah's Witnesses centre in the German city of Hamburg has left eight people dead, including the ...
EU Leaders Clash Over How to Tackle Energy Prices
EU leaders clashed over how to ride out Europe's energy shock, with traditional partners France and Germany at loggerheads over ...
German Cybersecurity Chief Sacked Over Alleged Russia Ties
Germany's cybersecurity chief was sacked after a TV satire show accused him of having ties to Russian intelligence services.
Germany Defends Massive Energy Plan Against EU Critics
Germany pushed back against critics of a $198-billion energy fund, as Berlin faces fresh accusations and citizens face a historic ...
Woman Dies After Stabbing on German University Campus
A 30-year-old woman has died from her injuries after an apparently random knife attack on students at a German university ...
German Farmer Sues Volkswagen Over CO2 Emissions
A German court began hearing a case against the Volkswagen group brought by a farmer who claims the pollution caused ...
Germany to Enter Recession Due to Coronavirus: Bundesbank
The Bundesbank said the latest wave of the coronavirus pandemic risked pushing the German economy -- Europe's largest -- into ...
German Prosecutors Examines 42 Cases After Church Abuse Probe
Prosecutors in Munich are examining 42 cases of potential misconduct by clergymen in connection with a damning new report on ...
Germany Convicts Syrian Ex-Colonel in ‘Historic’ Torture Trial
A German court sentenced a former Syrian colonel to life in jail for crimes against humanity in a "historic" verdict.
France, Germany ‘Agree to Disagree’ on Nuclear Power
Germany and France have "agreed to disagree" on the EU's move to label nuclear energy as green, German Europe Minister ...
Germany Gives First Verdict to Call Out ISIS ‘Genocide’ Against Yazidis
A German court issued the first ruling worldwide to recognize crimes against the Yazidi community as genocide, in a verdict hailed by ...
Legalized Cannabis: A Rarity Around the World, With Germany Next in Line
The next German government plans to legalize the recreational use of cannabis, which would make Germany the third nation to ...
Germany Puts Oldest Suspect of Nazi Crimes on Trial
A 100-year-old former concentration camp guard became the oldest person yet to be tried for Nazi-era crimes in Germany as ...
Germany Probes Ex-Nazi Guard Over Soviet POW Deaths
German prosecutors said they were investigating a 95-year-old man for complicity in murder over his role as a Nazi guard ...
German Reporter Barred From Euro 2020 Matches in Russia
Germany's journalists union and broadcaster WDR have condemned the barring of a German journalist from reporting on matches in Russia ...
Belarusians Sue Lukashenko in Germany Over ‘Crimes Against Humanity’
A group of ten Belarusians has filed a criminal complaint in Germany against President Alexander Lukashenko and members of his ...
BioNTech Eyes Covid Vaccine for 12-15 Year Olds From June in EU
BioNTech said that it expected its Covid-19 vaccine, jointly developed with Pfizer, to be available to 12 to 15-year-olds in ...
Deutsche Bank Ducks Archegos Hit, Posts Best Profits Since 2014
Germany's largest lender Deutsche Bank reported its best quarterly profits for seven years, after it avoided being dragged into the ...
Syrian Refugee Ends German Election Bid Over ‘Racism’
Tareq Alaows, the first Syrian refugee to run for a seat in the German parliament, has withdrawn his candidacy due ...
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