Category: Germany

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Life Comes to a Standstill in Germany: New Wave of Public Transport Strikes

Life Comes to a Standstill in Germany: New Wave of Public Transport Strikes

Public transport workers across Germany have launched a two-day warning strike, bringing local transportation in many cities to a near halt. Following protests in February, this marks the second major strike within a month, significantly disrupting bus, tram, and metro services nationwide. In numerous federal states, public transport staff walked off the job in the...

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Friedrich Merz Re-Elected as Party Chairman

Friedrich Merz Re-Elected as Party Chairman

Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Chairman Friedrich Merz was re-elected as party leader at the party congress, receiving 91.17 percent of the vote. According to the official results, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz secured 91.17 percent support to retain his position as chairman of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). Following the vote, Merz said, “I accept the...

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Germany: Talks with France on Nuclear Deterrence Are at an Early Stage

Germany: Talks with France on Nuclear Deterrence Are at an Early Stage

Germany has stated that discussions between Friedrich Merz and Emmanuel Macron on establishing a joint European nuclear deterrent are still at an early stage, emphasizing that the initiative does not aim to reduce the role of the United States. Speaking at a press conference, a German government spokesperson said: “The purpose of the talks is...

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Admission from Germany’s Major Bank Over Epstein: We Deeply Regret It

Admission from Germany’s Major Bank Over Epstein: We Deeply Regret It

Deutsche Bank, one of Germany’s largest banks, has issued a statement describing its past business dealings with billionaire Jeffrey Epstein as a “mistake,” following new revelations about the relationship. Epstein was arrested in the United States on charges of running a sex trafficking network involving underage girls and was later found dead in his prison...

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Ditching Russian Energy Torpedoed Germany’s Economy

Ditching Russian Energy Torpedoed Germany’s Economy

Abandoning energy cooperation with Russia has hit the German economy very hard, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Dmitry Lyublinsky said in an interview with Sputnik. For political reasons, Germany has refused to purchase coal, oil, and natural gas from Russia, and has blocked all forms of bilateral cooperation, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Dmitry Lyubinsky said in...

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Germany Calls on Trump to Apologize Over Afghanistan Remarks

Germany Calls on Trump to Apologize Over Afghanistan Remarks

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has called on U.S. President Donald Trump to apologize for remarks that downplayed NATO allies’ contributions in Afghanistan. Speaking to ARD television, Pistorius said Trump’s comments were “disrespectful to allied soldiers who lost their lives while fighting alongside U.S. forces,” and urged the U.S. president to issue an apology. “Apologizing...

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Germany’s Merz: Europe Must not Rush to Write off Transatlantic Ties

Germany’s Merz: Europe Must not Rush to Write off Transatlantic Ties

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz welcomed on Thursday U.S. President Donald Trump’s shift in rhetoric on Greenland and urged Europeans not to be too quick to write off the transatlantic partnership. Merz was addressing the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, a day after Trump abruptly stepped back from threats to impose tariffs as leverage to...

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In Response to Tariffs: Germany May Increase Rent for U.S. Military Bases in the Country

In Response to Tariffs: Germany May Increase Rent for U.S. Military Bases in the Country

It has been claimed that Germany could significantly increase the rent charged for U.S. military bases on its territory in response to potential tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump may impose in the context of Greenland. According to a report by The Times, citing its sources, Germany is preparing to retaliate against possible new U.S....

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