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Merz and Zelenskyy to Meet in Berlin Amid Debate Over Military Aid
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Berlin today to discuss military aid and a potential ceasefire. The meeting comes amid ongoing debate within the German government over the supply of Taurus cruise missiles and the potential implications for esca...
Merz and Zelenskyy to Meet in Berlin Amid Debate Over Military Aid
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Berlin today to discuss military aid and a potential ceasefire. The meeting comes amid ongoing debate within the German government over the supply of Taurus cruise missiles and the potential implications for esca...
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German Court to Rule on Landmark Climate Lawsuit Against RWE
Today, the Hamm Higher Regional Court will decide whether RWE, a German energy company, must contribute to protective measures against a potential glacial lake outburst flood threatening the home of Peruvian farmer Saúl Luciano Lliuya, who claims RWE's greenhouse gas emissions contribute to the risk...
German Court to Rule on Landmark Climate Lawsuit Against RWE
Today, the Hamm Higher Regional Court will decide whether RWE, a German energy company, must contribute to protective measures against a potential glacial lake outburst flood threatening the home of Peruvian farmer Saúl Luciano Lliuya, who claims RWE's greenhouse gas emissions contribute to the risk...
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Merz's Comments Raise Questions About Germany's Unwavering Support for Israel
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's recent comments expressing concern over civilian casualties in Gaza and questioning the Israel Defense Forces' actions have raised questions about Germany's long-standing support for Israel's security, a policy rooted in its historical responsibility for the Holoca...
Merz's Comments Raise Questions About Germany's Unwavering Support for Israel
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's recent comments expressing concern over civilian casualties in Gaza and questioning the Israel Defense Forces' actions have raised questions about Germany's long-standing support for Israel's security, a policy rooted in its historical responsibility for the Holoca...
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Merz's comments shift Germany's stance on Israeli actions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed concern over civilian casualties and questioned Israeli military operations in Gaza, marking a shift from Germany's traditionally unwavering support for Israel, rooted in its historical responsibility and the "staatsraison" doctrine.
Merz's comments shift Germany's stance on Israeli actions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed concern over civilian casualties and questioned Israeli military operations in Gaza, marking a shift from Germany's traditionally unwavering support for Israel, rooted in its historical responsibility and the "staatsraison" doctrine.
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German Court Dismisses Climate Change Lawsuit, Sets Legal Precedent
A German court dismissed a Peruvian farmer's lawsuit against energy company RWE for glacier melt caused by RWE's CO2 emissions, citing a low flood risk; however, the ruling sets a legal precedent holding major emitters responsible for climate damages under German civil law.
German Court Dismisses Climate Change Lawsuit, Sets Legal Precedent
A German court dismissed a Peruvian farmer's lawsuit against energy company RWE for glacier melt caused by RWE's CO2 emissions, citing a low flood risk; however, the ruling sets a legal precedent holding major emitters responsible for climate damages under German civil law.
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Namibia Marks First National Day of Remembrance for German Genocide
Namibia is marking the first national day of remembrance for the victims of the Herero and Namaqua genocide, committed by German colonial forces between 1904 and 1908, following years of pressure for reparations and an apology; Germany has offered development aid but this has been criticised as insu...
Namibia Marks First National Day of Remembrance for German Genocide
Namibia is marking the first national day of remembrance for the victims of the Herero and Namaqua genocide, committed by German colonial forces between 1904 and 1908, following years of pressure for reparations and an apology; Germany has offered development aid but this has been criticised as insu...
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German Court Dismisses Climate Change Lawsuit, Acknowledges Corporate Liability
A Peruvian farmer's lawsuit against German energy giant RWE for contributing to glacial melt threatening his town was dismissed by a German court due to insufficient risk to his property, but the ruling acknowledged the principle of corporate liability for climate change.
German Court Dismisses Climate Change Lawsuit, Acknowledges Corporate Liability
A Peruvian farmer's lawsuit against German energy giant RWE for contributing to glacial melt threatening his town was dismissed by a German court due to insufficient risk to his property, but the ruling acknowledged the principle of corporate liability for climate change.
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Berlin Bids for 2036 Olympics, Seeking to Counter 1936 Nazi Games
Berlin officially launched its bid for the 2036 Olympic Games on May 27, 2024, aiming to contrast its modern, inclusive image with the Nazi-era 1936 Olympics held in the same city; the bid faces competition from other German cities and international locations, and significant local opposition.
Berlin Bids for 2036 Olympics, Seeking to Counter 1936 Nazi Games
Berlin officially launched its bid for the 2036 Olympic Games on May 27, 2024, aiming to contrast its modern, inclusive image with the Nazi-era 1936 Olympics held in the same city; the bid faces competition from other German cities and international locations, and significant local opposition.
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Court Rejects Climate Change Lawsuit Against RWE
A Peruvian farmer sued RWE for its contribution to glacial lake outburst floods threatening his home; the court dismissed the case due to the low probability (1%) of flooding within 30 years, but the case highlights the growing trend of climate change litigation.
Court Rejects Climate Change Lawsuit Against RWE
A Peruvian farmer sued RWE for its contribution to glacial lake outburst floods threatening his home; the court dismissed the case due to the low probability (1%) of flooding within 30 years, but the case highlights the growing trend of climate change litigation.
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Germany Tightens Immigration Policies: Citizenship and Family Reunification Changes
Germany's new government introduced legislation to lengthen the German citizenship acquisition period to five years, and suspend family reunification for those with subsidiary protection status for two years, aiming for controlled immigration and reduced municipal strain, while facing strong critici...
Germany Tightens Immigration Policies: Citizenship and Family Reunification Changes
Germany's new government introduced legislation to lengthen the German citizenship acquisition period to five years, and suspend family reunification for those with subsidiary protection status for two years, aiming for controlled immigration and reduced municipal strain, while facing strong critici...
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Russia Alarmed by German Military Buildup Amidst Ukraine Conflict
Russia voiced alarm over Germany's plans to bolster its military, citing historical concerns as Chancellor Merz supports Ukraine amidst ongoing drone attacks and diplomatic stalemates; Trump criticized Putin.
Russia Alarmed by German Military Buildup Amidst Ukraine Conflict
Russia voiced alarm over Germany's plans to bolster its military, citing historical concerns as Chancellor Merz supports Ukraine amidst ongoing drone attacks and diplomatic stalemates; Trump criticized Putin.
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Germany indicts three alleged Russian spies for planned attack on Ukrainian ex-soldier
Three alleged spies—a Ukrainian, an Armenian, and a Russian—have been indicted by German authorities for spying on a Ukrainian ex-soldier residing in Germany on behalf of a Russian intelligence service; a planned meeting in Frankfurt was foiled.
Germany indicts three alleged Russian spies for planned attack on Ukrainian ex-soldier
Three alleged spies—a Ukrainian, an Armenian, and a Russian—have been indicted by German authorities for spying on a Ukrainian ex-soldier residing in Germany on behalf of a Russian intelligence service; a planned meeting in Frankfurt was foiled.
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