German Companies Face Order Shortages
The Ifo Institute reports a significant order shortage in Germany, impacting various sectors, with the industrial sector being particularly hard hit. However, some sectors, like consulting, show strong performance.
German Companies Face Order Shortages
The Ifo Institute reports a significant order shortage in Germany, impacting various sectors, with the industrial sector being particularly hard hit. However, some sectors, like consulting, show strong performance.
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Vattenfall's 5 Billion Euro Bet on German Renewables
Vattenfall announces a 5 billion euro investment in German renewable energy, focusing on solar, wind, battery storage, and partnerships with industrial and private customers.
Vattenfall's 5 Billion Euro Bet on German Renewables
Vattenfall announces a 5 billion euro investment in German renewable energy, focusing on solar, wind, battery storage, and partnerships with industrial and private customers.
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Hologram Helps Solve Amsterdam Cold Case
Amsterdam police use a hologram to solve a 15-year-old cold case murder of a sex worker in the city's red-light district.
Hologram Helps Solve Amsterdam Cold Case
Amsterdam police use a hologram to solve a 15-year-old cold case murder of a sex worker in the city's red-light district.
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Eifel Women's Shelter Opens, Expanding Resources in Rhineland-Palatinate
A new women's shelter opens in the Eifel region of Germany, increasing the number of available spaces and highlighting the need for support for victims of domestic violence.
Eifel Women's Shelter Opens, Expanding Resources in Rhineland-Palatinate
A new women's shelter opens in the Eifel region of Germany, increasing the number of available spaces and highlighting the need for support for victims of domestic violence.
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Schleswig-Holstein Bus Strike
Bus drivers in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, are staging a three-day strike due to failed contract negotiations, impacting public transport across the region.
Schleswig-Holstein Bus Strike
Bus drivers in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, are staging a three-day strike due to failed contract negotiations, impacting public transport across the region.
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Pistorius on Trump and Ukraine
German Defense Minister expresses concerns over Trump's potential Ukraine policy, emphasizing the need for increased European defense spending.
Pistorius on Trump and Ukraine
German Defense Minister expresses concerns over Trump's potential Ukraine policy, emphasizing the need for increased European defense spending.
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Germany's Snap Election: Printing Concerns
Germany's printing industry claims it can handle a snap election, but the country's largest ballot printer expresses concerns about a January vote.
Germany's Snap Election: Printing Concerns
Germany's printing industry claims it can handle a snap election, but the country's largest ballot printer expresses concerns about a January vote.
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German Karneval 2024 Begins
The Karneval season began on November 11th at 11:11 am in cities along the Rhine River, featuring large celebrations, a strong police presence, and a historic first by a homosexual carnival society.
German Karneval 2024 Begins
The Karneval season began on November 11th at 11:11 am in cities along the Rhine River, featuring large celebrations, a strong police presence, and a historic first by a homosexual carnival society.
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Cologne Karneval Kicks Off Amidst Celebrations and Concerns
Cologne's Karneval season begins with a queer Dreigestirn and large crowds celebrating despite concerns about safety and global issues.
Cologne Karneval Kicks Off Amidst Celebrations and Concerns
Cologne's Karneval season begins with a queer Dreigestirn and large crowds celebrating despite concerns about safety and global issues.
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Ishiba Confirmed as Japanese Prime Minister
Shigeru Ishiba wins Japanese Prime Ministerial election despite coalition losing majority; faces domestic and international challenges.
Ishiba Confirmed as Japanese Prime Minister
Shigeru Ishiba wins Japanese Prime Ministerial election despite coalition losing majority; faces domestic and international challenges.
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Bavarian Modernization Law Sparks Debate
Bavaria's modernization law, intended to reduce construction bureaucracy, faces criticism from the Green party for reducing municipal planning autonomy and potentially increasing other forms of bureaucracy.
Bavarian Modernization Law Sparks Debate
Bavaria's modernization law, intended to reduce construction bureaucracy, faces criticism from the Green party for reducing municipal planning autonomy and potentially increasing other forms of bureaucracy.
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Frankfurt's New "Tatort"
The new Frankfurt "Tatort" features new investigators, focuses on cold cases, and highlights the actors' personal connections to the city.
Frankfurt's New "Tatort"
The new Frankfurt "Tatort" features new investigators, focuses on cold cases, and highlights the actors' personal connections to the city.
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