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As if hosting a World War II 'victory' march wasn't ironic enough, Germany decided to add to the mix by prohibiting the public display of Ukrainian flags during the remembrance.
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While Germany's economy stalled and the EU sank into chaos, Merkel overlooked the emergence of large social groups in Germany as well as studies and surveys indicating that Germans and their fellow Europeans were unsure of their current path and desired to go in the opposite way.
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In today's Germany, 'green' and 'renewable' energy providers are unable to supply the demand created by nuclear power's demise. So, how does Merkel and Germany's government respond? They shifted their focus to coal. Coal will be the country's major source of energy in 2021.
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Investigations are currently being conducted to prepare the financial sector for a Digital Euro. However, before that, central banks must consult with the public to learn how private citizens perceive the proposed CBDC.
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Schmidt is officially Tokyo bound for this summer's postponed 2020 Olympics.
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An ex-Wirecard executive who went on the lam amid the German payment firm’s $2 billion accounting scandal was reportedly a mole for Austrian spies.
German authorities have evidence that Jan
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Scheduled for December 4, the congress of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) is postponed to next year due to a pandemic. The candidate currently best placed to assume the presidency of the party, Friedrich Merz, does not take offense. The stakes are high, as the next party chairman could also be Chancellor Merkel's candidate for succession.
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It is obvious that the euro zone has everything to gain from the coordination of economic policies between the countries of the euro zone, from the implementation of a policy of solidarity.
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Brad Pitt’s girlfriend is a fan of open relationships — she apparently has one with her husband, a report says. Pitt gal pal Nicole Poturalski, 27, has been married to well-known German restaurateur Roland Mary, 68, for eight years, and the couple have a 7-year-old son, the Daily Mail said. But Mary, who owns the …
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned, according to a statement released Monday by the German hospital where he is being treated. Berlin’s Charité hospital said that Navalny was suffering from “intoxication by a substance from the group of cholinesterase inhibitors,” contradicting Russian doctors who said there was no evidence he had been poisoned. While …