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Germany To Try Ex-Stasi Officer For Pole's Murder Nearly 50 Years Ago
A former Stasi officer will go on trial in Germany on Thursday for shooting a Polish man attempting to flee to West Berlin almost 50 years ago, a case that could impact how killings committed in the communist era are dealt with.
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Western Tank Deliveries 'Direct Involvement' In Ukraine Conflict: Russia
The Kremlin said Thursday that a decision by Western countries to supply Ukraine with modern tanks meant that they were party to the conflict, after Berlin and Washington approved the weapons for Kyiv.
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West Leaders, CEOs Gather In Berlin For 'Marshall Plan' To Rebuild Ukraine
National leaders, development experts and CEOs gather in Berlin on Tuesday for a conference on what its hosts say must be a "Marshall Plan" to rebuild Ukraine after Russia's invasion, now entering its ninth month.
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2 Killed In Shooting In Germany: Police
Two people were killed Thursday in a shooting in a west German town, with police saying the circumstances surrounding the incident remained unclear.
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Kremlin Critic, Who Was Allegedly Poisoned, Discharged From Hospital
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who the West believes was poisoned with a Novichok nerve agent, has been discharged from hospital after just over a month, the Berlin medical facility treating him said Wednesday.
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30 Years On, Germany Celebrates Fall Of Berlin Wall
Germany on Saturday marked the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall that separated East and West Germany, with President Frank-Walter Steinmeier thanking Eastern European neighbors for enabling a peaceful revolution.
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Even The Berlin Wall Fell: PM Modi On Kartarpur Corridor
A day after the union cabinet announced the development of the Kartarpur Sahib corridor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday compared it with the Berlin Wall that divided East and West Germany before it was pulled down in 1989. He said if the Wall could fall, the proposed Kartarpur Corridorcould act as a bridge between the people of India and Pa...
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70 Years On, Germany Remembers Berlin Airlift 'Candy Bombers'
Germany marks 70 years Tuesday since the start of the Berlin Airlift, a spectacular humanitarian rescue mission amid the first major Cold War crisis between the West and Soviet Union.
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German Police Arrest 2 Men Suspected Of Planning Shopping Mall Attack
Police special forces arrested two men suspected of planning an attack on a shopping mall in Oberhausen in the West German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, police said on Friday.
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Opinion: This Year, Violence Became Acceptable
Across geopolitics, economics and local politics, the 1970s, it seems are back. Where we go from here remains the domain of economists and fortune tellers.
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At Least 12 Dead As Truck Rams Crowd In Berlin Christmas Market
A massive black truck plowed into a Christmas market teeming with revelers in west Berlin on Monday, killing 12 people, wounding dozens more and leaving Germans mourning a national tragedy during the holiday season.
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Steve Waugh Believes That Champions West Indies Have Become an Example of Twenty20 Chaos
Steve Waugh, former Australia captain, said the lucrative Twenty20 leagues across the globe had created a "loyalty to money" among players instead of "loyalty to the team".
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Live Updates: 'The Land Boundary Agreement is No Less Significant Than the Fall of the Berlin Wall,' Says PM Modi in Dhaka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Dhaka on a two-day maiden visit to Bangladesh, accompanied by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The two countries today ratified the historic Land Boundary Agreement.
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Former German President Richard von Weizsaecker Dies at 94
Former German President Richard von Weizsaecker, who urged his country to confront the Nazi past, promoted reconciliation and denounced far-right violence during a 10-year tenure that spanned the reunification of west and east, has died.
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Fall of Berlin Wall and Hopes of Sports Superpower Status
German officials talked about staging a historic Olympics in East and West Berlin to celebrate the end of the Cold War. The rest of the world added the 102 medals which the GDR won at the 1988 Seoul Olympics to the 40 won by West Germany and announced the birth of a new sporting superpower to threaten Soviet and American supremacy.
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Germany To Try Ex-Stasi Officer For Pole's Murder Nearly 50 Years Ago
A former Stasi officer will go on trial in Germany on Thursday for shooting a Polish man attempting to flee to West Berlin almost 50 years ago, a case that could impact how killings committed in the communist era are dealt with.
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Western Tank Deliveries 'Direct Involvement' In Ukraine Conflict: Russia
The Kremlin said Thursday that a decision by Western countries to supply Ukraine with modern tanks meant that they were party to the conflict, after Berlin and Washington approved the weapons for Kyiv.
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West Leaders, CEOs Gather In Berlin For 'Marshall Plan' To Rebuild Ukraine
National leaders, development experts and CEOs gather in Berlin on Tuesday for a conference on what its hosts say must be a "Marshall Plan" to rebuild Ukraine after Russia's invasion, now entering its ninth month.
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2 Killed In Shooting In Germany: Police
Two people were killed Thursday in a shooting in a west German town, with police saying the circumstances surrounding the incident remained unclear.
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Kremlin Critic, Who Was Allegedly Poisoned, Discharged From Hospital
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who the West believes was poisoned with a Novichok nerve agent, has been discharged from hospital after just over a month, the Berlin medical facility treating him said Wednesday.
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30 Years On, Germany Celebrates Fall Of Berlin Wall
Germany on Saturday marked the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall that separated East and West Germany, with President Frank-Walter Steinmeier thanking Eastern European neighbors for enabling a peaceful revolution.
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Even The Berlin Wall Fell: PM Modi On Kartarpur Corridor
A day after the union cabinet announced the development of the Kartarpur Sahib corridor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday compared it with the Berlin Wall that divided East and West Germany before it was pulled down in 1989. He said if the Wall could fall, the proposed Kartarpur Corridorcould act as a bridge between the people of India and Pa...
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70 Years On, Germany Remembers Berlin Airlift 'Candy Bombers'
Germany marks 70 years Tuesday since the start of the Berlin Airlift, a spectacular humanitarian rescue mission amid the first major Cold War crisis between the West and Soviet Union.
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German Police Arrest 2 Men Suspected Of Planning Shopping Mall Attack
Police special forces arrested two men suspected of planning an attack on a shopping mall in Oberhausen in the West German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, police said on Friday.
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Opinion: This Year, Violence Became Acceptable
Across geopolitics, economics and local politics, the 1970s, it seems are back. Where we go from here remains the domain of economists and fortune tellers.
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At Least 12 Dead As Truck Rams Crowd In Berlin Christmas Market
A massive black truck plowed into a Christmas market teeming with revelers in west Berlin on Monday, killing 12 people, wounding dozens more and leaving Germans mourning a national tragedy during the holiday season.
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Steve Waugh Believes That Champions West Indies Have Become an Example of Twenty20 Chaos
Steve Waugh, former Australia captain, said the lucrative Twenty20 leagues across the globe had created a "loyalty to money" among players instead of "loyalty to the team".
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Live Updates: 'The Land Boundary Agreement is No Less Significant Than the Fall of the Berlin Wall,' Says PM Modi in Dhaka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Dhaka on a two-day maiden visit to Bangladesh, accompanied by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The two countries today ratified the historic Land Boundary Agreement.
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Former German President Richard von Weizsaecker Dies at 94
Former German President Richard von Weizsaecker, who urged his country to confront the Nazi past, promoted reconciliation and denounced far-right violence during a 10-year tenure that spanned the reunification of west and east, has died.
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Fall of Berlin Wall and Hopes of Sports Superpower Status
German officials talked about staging a historic Olympics in East and West Berlin to celebrate the end of the Cold War. The rest of the world added the 102 medals which the GDR won at the 1988 Seoul Olympics to the 40 won by West Germany and announced the birth of a new sporting superpower to threaten Soviet and American supremacy.
