We have started to collect the most important news related to Germany in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Maik Schneider of the far-right National Democratic Party is sentenced to eight years in jail.
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Demonstrators in the German city say the Syria bus installation should be turned into scrap metal.
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Sixteen contestants participated in the 19th edition of the German Stag Imitation Championships in Dortmund.
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Volkswagen faces its first legal action in Germany from a big corporate client over the diesel scandal.
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What people in Berlin say about a magazine's controversial cover.
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The vice-president of the European Parliament calls the German magazine cover "tasteless".
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The billboard is part of a campaign against the term "Polish concentration camps".
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German prosecutors are investigating a share purchase made by Deutsche Boerse boss Carsten Kengeter.
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The 36-year-old man is suspected of recruiting for jihadist group Islamic State.
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Some customers threaten boycott of Trump Bakery over its presidential cakes.
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Just how big a threat are Germany's populist parties to the country's political establishment?
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The statement came as Donald Trump and Mexico's president agreed to "work out their differences".
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The girl stabbed and seriously wounded a police officer when she was 15.
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The raids across Germany were targeting people suspected of plotting attacks, prosecutors say.
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While women marched on Washington DC, why did others march around the world? Here are some reasons from Kenya, India and Germany.
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German safety body TUV is told to pay hefty compensation over the PIP breast implant scandal.
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A boost for the German military budget in 2017 is still short of what Nato is seeking.
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A right-wing leader in Germany provokes outrage for condemning the Holocaust memorial in Berlin.
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The German constitutional court says the NPD is not a significant enough threat to democracy.
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German politicians are desperately trying to build and forge ties with US President-elect Donald Trump.
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Francois Hollande brushes off the US president-elect's attack on Germany's liberal migrant policy.
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Germany's foreign minister says Donald Trump is contradicting his nominee for defence secretary.
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The US president-elect says Germany was wrong to let so many migrants into the country.
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Facebook is rolling out new tools in Germany to help combat the spread of fabricated news stories.
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Andrej Holm worked for East Germany's feared secret police before the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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A disabled young Syrian creates a new life in Germany helping other Arab immigrants.
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The freezing conditions show little sign of abating as temperatures plummet across the continent.
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A hunter in Germany says he displayed a frozen fox to warn people of the danger of the icy Danube.
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A Syrian migrant who took a selfie with the German chancellor is to take Facebook to court.
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Germany says 280,000 new arrivals sought asylum in 2016, a drop of over 600,000 on the previous year.
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The term, Volksverraeter in German, has Nazi overtones a judging panel found.
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Germany's chancellor promises a national effort to deport failed asylum seekers after the Berlin attack.
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Germany's Green Party says disabled people should be able to claim back the cost of sex work.
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The largest shipment of US brigades since the Cold War is arriving in northern Germany.
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Descendants of two Namibian indigenous groups sue Germany over early 20th Century genocide.
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Thousands of plastic eggs containing small toys have appeared on the German island of Langeoog.
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Anis Amri, who drove a lorry into a Christmas market, had 14 different aliases, say officials.
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Decision to allow extra-long lorries sparks unusually public inter-ministry spat.
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A storm surge causes the worst flooding on Germany's north-east coast since 2006.
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Police detain a Tunisian suspected of having dinner with Anis Amri the night before the Berlin attack.
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A German resident is unable to leave his home as his front door is mysteriously bricked up overnight.
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Hitler's Mein Kampf has many readers but it is not among Germany's best-sellers.
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The German publisher of a special scholarly edition of Hitler's Mein Kampf says sales soared in 2016.
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New Year fireworks contributed to high pollution levels in German cities, official figures suggest.
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German police defend their checks on North Africans to stop massive crime in Cologne at new year.
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Mohamed Madi reports on New Year’s Eve celebrations in Cologne, Germany.
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The last year was one of "severe tests" for Germany, Angela Merkel says in her New Year message.
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Truckers sound their horns across Poland as the first victim of the Berlin lorry attack is buried.
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German police release a Tunisian man after questioning him over last week's Berlin market attack.
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A Tunisian man is detained in Berlin in connection with last week's attack on the Christmas market.
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Dutch police probe whether Berlin attacker Anis Amri travelled there after he killed 12 people.
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A record 55,000 migrants left Germany voluntarily this year - more than twice the number deported.
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Seven migrants are charged with attempted murder over an attack on a homeless man in Berlin.
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A Polish man was reportedly shot in the head hours before his lorry was driven into a Berlin crowd.
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The discovery of a World War Two bomb forces the evacuation of thousands of people in Augsburg.
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Berlin market attacker Anis Amri's nephew and two others have been arrested, Tunisian officials say.
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Three-year-old Fatima has been given a chance at a new beginning after being offered life-changing surgery in Germany.
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Italian police shoot dead Berlin attacker Anis Amri near a Milan train station after he opened fire.
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Two men are held on suspicion of planning an attack, as German police hunt the Berlin suspect.
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Taxi dashcam footage appears to capture the moment a lorry left the road, before killing 12 people at a Christmas market in Berlin.
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The brothers of a man suspected of carrying out a lorry attack in Berlin have urged him to hand himself in.
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The family of the man suspected of the Berlin Christmas market attack urges him to surrender.
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The German city of Augsburg will evacuate 54,000 people on Christmas Day because of a WW2 bomb.
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The Tunisian man wanted for the Berlin lorry attack had been under surveillance, media say.
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Tunisian man Anis Amri is named as the prime suspect in the hunt for the Berlin lorry attacker.
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Damian Grammaticas assesses the mood at one of Berlin's oldest and biggest Christmas markets, the Gendarmenmarkt.
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German police hunt for the driver behind the Berlin lorry attack, after releasing the only suspect.
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So-called Islamic State says one of its militants carried out the deadly Berlin lorry attack.
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German authorities say they cannot be sure a man arrested was behind the deadly Berlin lorry attack.
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Police in Berlin say terrorism was probably behind Monday night's lorry attack that killed 12.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks of her shock after a lorry ploughs into a Christmas market in the heart of Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring 48.
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Ibrahim Colak lives very near the scene of the lorry attack in Berlin. He describes what he saw when he went to help.
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