We have started to collect the most important news related to Germany in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Greek Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, and the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, have struck more conciliatory tones during his visit.
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Greek and German leaders strike conciliatory tones, but remain vague on how to prevent Athens from running out of money.
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Can Germany and Greece find harmony in Berlin?
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A 52-year-old German tourist is killed in a shark attack off an Egyptian Red Sea resort, police say, the first such death in five years.
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The German Grand Prix is cut from the F1 calendar for 2015 after Hockenheim fails to step in for the Nurburgring.
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A German comedian sparks confusion after claiming he faked a video apparently showing Greece's finance minister giving the middle finger to Germany.
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There were ugly scenes in Australia's parliament on Thursday when Prime Minister Tony Abbott compared Labour Party leader Bill Shorten to the Germany WWII propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels.
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Dozens of people are hurt and some 350 people arrested in a protest involving anti-austerity demonstrators in the German city of Frankfurt.
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The boss of German Formula 1 circuit Hockenheim has reportedly said there will be no German Grand Prix this year.
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France and Germany are to join the UK in becoming members of the Chinese-led Asian development bank, it has emerged.
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Britain's Andy Murray sees off Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber in three sets to reach the last 16 at Indian Wells.
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Pilots at German national airline Lufthansa said they would go on strike on Wednesday, affecting the airline's short and medium haul flights.
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China has overtaken Germany, France and the UK to become the world's third largest exporter of arms behind the US and Russia.
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About 2,000 people attend a funeral march for German woman Ivana Hoffmann who died fighting Islamic State militants in Syria.
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Germany's highest court decides that a ban on teachers wearing the Islamic headscarf in state schools is unconstitutional.
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A German biologist who offered $100,000 to anyone who could prove measles is a virus is ordered by a court to hand over the money to a doctor.
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German consumer prices rose in February, inching back up from January's fall, as the eurozone grapples with deflation.
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The Greek government threatens to seize German property as compensation for the relatives of victims of a World War Two Nazi atrocity.
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German energy firm E.On has reported its biggest annual loss after setting aside €5.4bn (£3.8bn) in costs related to its gas and coal-fired power plants.
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Germany's Andre Greipel sprints to the second stage of Paris-Nice as a late break - featuring Geraint Thomas - is reeled in.
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The Romanian Foreign Ministry apologises for giving Germany's top diplomat a booklet marking bilateral relations which showed a map of France in the colours of the German flag.
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Volunteers in St Petersburg, Russia, have been reconstructing the scene of the battle for the Reichstag in 1945 Berlin for an exhibition.
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A village mayor in eastern Germany resigns after threats to march on his house by far-right protesters angry about plans to house asylum seekers.
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A 19-year-old German woman is the first female foreign fighter to be killed fighting Islamic State alongside Kurdish militia groups.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel begins a Japan visit by saying "facing history squarely" is the best way to move on from World War Two.
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Germany considers new policy to handle migrants
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A law passed in Germany will see 100 of the country's largest businesses appointing more women on their supervisory boards to meet the newly set quota of 30%.
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The winner of the search to find Germany's Eurovision Song Contest entrant turned down the chance to represent his country on live TV.
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German intelligence tackles a flood after taps are mysteriously removed at its unfinished HQ in Berlin, in a scandal dubbed 'Watergate'.
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Two German nationals are sentenced to caning and nine months in jail in Singapore for vandalism and trespassing.
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Ukrainian, Russian, French and German leaders agree to send observers to areas of Ukraine where truce violations are reported, Kiev says.
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A child pornography case against a former rising star in Germany's Social Democratic Party, Sebastian Edathy, is dropped.
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German MPs vote overwhelmingly to extend financial aid to Greece by another four months, despite public scepticism.
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Greek police clash with rioters after the first protest against the left-wing government, ahead of a key German vote on extending the bailout.
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A German former nurse, who admitted killing more than 30 patients with lethal drug overdoses, is jailed for life by a court in Lower Saxony.
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Members of the German parliament from Chancellor Merkel's party overwhelmingly back further help for Greece in a test ballot before Friday's vote.
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The heirs to Nazi-era Jewish art dealers are taking legal action in the US against the German state to recover a medieval treasure trove.
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A 94-year-old man is charged with more than 3,600 counts of accessory to murder in Germany on allegations he served at Auschwitz.
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An 18-month-old boy dies in a measles outbreak in the German capital Berlin, sparking a debate over compulsory vaccinations.
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A former rising star in Germany's Social Democratic Party, Sebastian Edathy, goes on trial accused of possessing indecent images of children.
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Confidence among German businesses is holding up despite problems in the eurozone, a survey by the Ifo institute suggests.
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Germany rejects a request by Greece for an extension to its EU loan programme, despite earlier signs that a compromise was possible.
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A former nurse, who confessed to killing more than 30 patients in Germany, apologises to the relatives of his victims.
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A top German court overturns a ruling that gave a landlady authority to evict a pensioner whose heavy smoking had annoyed her.
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German investor sentiment rises to a 12-month high in February, boosted by action by the European Central Bank and better-than-expected growth.
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Taxi, by dissident Iranian director Jafar Panahi, wins top prize at the Berlin Film Festival, while British stars Charlotte Rampling and Sir Tom Courtenay win acting honours.
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A carnival parade in Braunschweig, northern Germany, is called off at short notice due to a "specific threat of Islamist attack".
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Better-than-expected growth data from Germany helps push the S&P 500 to a record high and the Dow closes above the symbolic 18,000 threshold once more.
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Events are taking place in Germany to mark the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Dresden which created a firestorm and left the city in ruins.
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The eurozone economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 0.3% in the last three months of 2014, helped by rapid growth in Germany.
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Saudi Arabia becomes the latest country to close its embassy in Yemen, as the security situation in the country deteriorates.
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Commemorations will take place in Germany on Friday to mark the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Dresden.
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A Montana man has been sentenced to 70 years in prison for killing a German exchange student he found in his garage.
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The film version of erotic novel Fifty Shades of Grey has its world premiere at the Berlin Film Festival in Germany.
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Urgent talks on ending the conflict in Ukraine - brokered by Germany and France - last all night in Minsk, as fighting rages in the east.
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A mechanical fault caused a British tank to career off a road in Germany and crash into an elderly couple's garden fence, the MoD says.
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Former German President Richard von Weizsaecker is laid to rest in a state funeral in Berlin.
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Germany's leading Jewish groups are criticising the government for not appointing any Jewish experts to a commission on anti-Semitism.
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President Barack Obama says the US is considering sending lethal arms to Ukraine if diplomacy fails to end the crisis, lambasting "Russian aggression".
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The crisis in Ukraine was caused by the West, says Russian President Vladimir Putin, as he considers Franco-German proposals to end fighting.
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Leaders of Germany, Russia and Ukraine have agreed to hold talks in Minsk on Wednesday, as part of the latest diplomatic push to end the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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A peace plan drawn up by France and Germany is "one of the last chances" to end the conflict in east Ukraine, French leader Francois Hollande says.
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The leaders of Russia, France and Germany held "constructive and substantive" talks in Moscow on ending the conflict in Ukraine, diplomats say.
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Why did Greece's finance minister talk about Nazis in Germany?
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The French and German leaders make an unscheduled visit to Ukraine to discuss a new peace plan with President Petro Poroshenko,
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Greece's new finance minister urges Germany to help end the "gross indignity" of the Greek debt crisis after talks with his German counterpart.
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Defending champion Ding Junhui knocked out in the first round of the German Masters after a 5-4 defeat against Ryan Day.
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A film starring Juliette Binoche as an arctic explorer will open the 65th Berlin Film Festival on Thursday.
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German prosecutors bring manslaughter charges against a man for the death of student Tugce Albayrak, whose killing shocked the nation.
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The anti-Islamist group Pegida, which began in Germany, hold its first rally in Austria, but marchers find themselves outnumbered by rival protesters.
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German international winger Andre Schurrle completes a £22m move from Chelsea to Bundesliga side Wolfsburg.
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Germany's Chancellor Merkel and Hungary's PM Viktor Orban rule out sending arms to Ukraine and call for peace, Nick Thorpe reports.
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