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Germany: Performer Scotty the Blue Bunny Speaks Out on Israel-Hamas War at Berlin Protest
Scott Grabell, better known by his stage persona Scotty the Blue Bunny, is a familiar face on cabaret stages worldwide. From ...
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Musk’s date with Germany’s far-right chief: 5 things to watch
Ahead of tech billionaire Elon Musk’s live-streamed chat with Alice Weidel, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party ...
Germany says borders must not be moved by force after Trump statement
Germany has taken note of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's statements about Greenland and Canada, and stands by the ...
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Germany: Pro-Palestine Protest in Berlin Sparks Heated Confrontations - 58736457
A pro-Palestine protest at Potsdamer Platz on Wednesday, January 8, 2025, drew demonstrators with chants denouncing Israel ...
More than 360 people injured by fireworks in Berlin
A total of 363 people were injured by fireworks in Berlin during New Year celebrations, fuelling the debate about a possible ...
Berlin police say they have detained a man who attacked 2 people with a knife
Berlin police say they have detained a man who attacked and injured two people in the city’s Charlottenburg neighborhood, ...
Five killed and emergency workers targeted as firework chaos mars Germany’s New Year celebrations
Five people have been killed and dozens of emergency workers are injured as firework chaos overshadowed New Year’s Eve ...
I'm an American living in Germany. I didn't last in Berlin, but I'm way happier now that I moved 2 hours south of it.
I moved from Massachusetts to Berlin for a work opportunity. The German city was tough for renters like me, and I'm happier ...
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‘Lost year’: Germany electric car sales go into reverse
The drop in EV sales led an overall decline in the German car market, which has struggled to recover since the coronavirus pandemic. Some 2.8 million new cars were sold in 2024 in Europe's top economy ...
Germany sees rise in far-right crime with online offences as main driver
Germany saw a jump in cases of crime attributed to the far right in 2024, driven largely by online offences and hate speech, a government spokesperson said on Monday.