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First German States Cancel All Christmas Markets To Contain Coronavirus
The German states of Bavaria and Saxony on Friday cancelled all their Christmas markets and unveiled drastic curbs on public life as the country scrambles to contain soaring coronavirus infections.
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German State Of Bavaria In Talks With Intel On Chip Megafactory
A shortage of semiconductors is causing headwinds for Europe's car manufacturers and threatens to de-rail Germany's economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Muslim Woman Wins Right To Wear Headscarf At Work In Germany
A 25-year-old Muslim lawyer in Germany has won the right to wear a headscarf at work after a court ruled that there was no legal basis for the state of Bavaria to prevent her from doing so.
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Bodies of 'Probably' 7 Dead Babies Found in German Flat: Police
German police said today they had found the bodies of "probably seven" babies in an apartment after being alerted by a woman in the southern state of Bavaria.
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Support for Angela Merkel's Conservatives at 3 Year Low on Refugee Crisis
Support for German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives has dropped to its lowest level in more than three years, a poll showed on Sunday, as her allies in the state of Bavaria stepped up criticism of her handling of the refugee crisis.
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Bavaria Wants to Send Refugees Back to Austria, Angela Merkel Says No
The German state of Bavaria plans "emergency measures" to slow arrivals of asylum seekers, including sending some back to neighbouring Austria, state premier Horst Seehofer said, directly challenging Chancellor Angela Merkel over the crisis.
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Bavaria to support student edition of Mein Kampf
The German state of Bavaria said on Tuesday that it is preparing for the expiration in 2015 of the copyright on Adolf Hitler's infamous memoir "Mein Kampf" by supporting the preparation of new editions with critical commentary - including one for students. While "Mein Kampf" isn't actually banned in Germany, Bavaria has over the years used its own...
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First German States Cancel All Christmas Markets To Contain Coronavirus
The German states of Bavaria and Saxony on Friday cancelled all their Christmas markets and unveiled drastic curbs on public life as the country scrambles to contain soaring coronavirus infections.
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German State Of Bavaria In Talks With Intel On Chip Megafactory
A shortage of semiconductors is causing headwinds for Europe's car manufacturers and threatens to de-rail Germany's economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Muslim Woman Wins Right To Wear Headscarf At Work In Germany
A 25-year-old Muslim lawyer in Germany has won the right to wear a headscarf at work after a court ruled that there was no legal basis for the state of Bavaria to prevent her from doing so.
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Bodies of 'Probably' 7 Dead Babies Found in German Flat: Police
German police said today they had found the bodies of "probably seven" babies in an apartment after being alerted by a woman in the southern state of Bavaria.
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Support for Angela Merkel's Conservatives at 3 Year Low on Refugee Crisis
Support for German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives has dropped to its lowest level in more than three years, a poll showed on Sunday, as her allies in the state of Bavaria stepped up criticism of her handling of the refugee crisis.
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Bavaria Wants to Send Refugees Back to Austria, Angela Merkel Says No
The German state of Bavaria plans "emergency measures" to slow arrivals of asylum seekers, including sending some back to neighbouring Austria, state premier Horst Seehofer said, directly challenging Chancellor Angela Merkel over the crisis.
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Bavaria to support student edition of Mein Kampf
The German state of Bavaria said on Tuesday that it is preparing for the expiration in 2015 of the copyright on Adolf Hitler's infamous memoir "Mein Kampf" by supporting the preparation of new editions with critical commentary - including one for students. While "Mein Kampf" isn't actually banned in Germany, Bavaria has over the years used its own...
