We have started to collect the most important news related to Germany in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
President Bush says "all options" are available to deal with Iran's nuclear programme, on a visit to Germany.
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Austrian police detain more than 200 people as violence follows Germany's match with Poland at Euro 2008.
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A German citizen goes to court to force his government to seek the extradition of 13 suspected CIA agents who allegedly abducted him.
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Germany coach Joachim Low pays tribute to goal hero Lukas Podolski after the 2-0 win against Poland.
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Lukas Podolski's double ensures Germany start their Euro 2008 campaign with victory against Poland.
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Workers in Hamburg are told to stop processing Italian hospital waste after finding high levels of radioactivity.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev says he is concerned about hardening attitudes to Russia in Western Europe.
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Shops in Germany say they are running out of milk after seven days of protests by dairy farmers over low prices.
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Prehistoric man may have executed male rivals in order to steal their women, research by Durham scientists suggests.
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A strike by German dairy farmers will lead to shortages on supermarket shelves, the main dairy federation says.
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The German capital, Berlin, inaugurates a memorial to honour homosexuals persecuted by the Nazis.
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The football team Bayern Munich becomes one of the first major European clubs to play in India.
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Third seed Novak Djokovic overcomes German Denis Gremelmayr in four sets at the French Open, as Gustavo Kuerten's career comes to an end.
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Authorities in Germany take a baby boy into care after his parents offer him for sale on eBay "as a joke".
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Germany completes ratification of the European Union's reform treaty.
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German neo-Nazis use a Deutsche Post service to create a stamp depicting Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess.
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The home of the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra is evacuated as fire breaks out in the roof of the building.
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A German court jails a Muslim of Afghan origin for three and a half years for stabbing a Jewish rabbi in the street.
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Police evacuate a school in the German capital Berlin amid reports that an armed person has entered the building.
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The exiled spiritual leader of Tibet, the Dalai Lama, meets a German minister ahead of a rally in the capital, Berlin.
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Police in the Netherlands, France and Germany swoop on suspects believed to fund Islamists in Uzbekistan.
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German techno group Scooter knock Madonna off the number one spot in the UK album chart.
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Russia's Dinara Safina beats Serena Williams at the German Open, the day after seeing off Justine Henin.
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Germany's interior minister shuts down two far-right organisations suspected of denying the Holocaust.
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The bodies of three babies are found in a basement freezer in Germany and their suspected mother is arrested.
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British troops acted "humanely" during the disembarkation of 4,000 Jews against their will into Germany in 1947, documents show.
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The last known survivor of a group of German officers who tried to kill Hitler has died aged 90, his family says.
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Street battles lasting several hours grip the German city of Hamburg - said to be the worst riots there for years.
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Berliners fail to back attempts to keep open the historic Tempelhof airport, early referendum results show.
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Germany apologises to Afghanistan for a spying incident which targeted an Afghan minister.
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German intelligence agents are at the centre of a spying row involving a German journalist and an Afghan minister.
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The Lisbon Treaty is approved by MPs in Denmark and Germany, a day after it is ratified by Portugal.
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