We have started to collect the most important news related to Germany in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Berlin's top World Cup official dies four days after shooting himself in the head.
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US President George Bush, who is visiting Germany, says a diplomatic solution to the Iran dispute is still possible.
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The US president vows to be "firm" in voicing his concerns about Russia's democracy record ahead of a G8 summit.
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Jurgen Klinsmann tells the German Football Federation he will not continue as the national team's coach.
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Berlin's top World Cup official shoots himself in the head and is now fighting for his life, police say.
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Our correspondents report reaction from Rome and Paris to Italy's win against France in the final of the Germany 2006 World Cup
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A Bastian Schweinsteiger double helps Germany beat Portugal in the World Cup third-place play-off.
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A German citizen accused of ties to a suspected 9/11 plotter and to Iraq suicide attacks is held.
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German MPs back sweeping reforms to the constitution, giving regions more say over public services.
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Jurgen Klinsmann says Germany will continue to play attacking football when they take on Italy in Tuesday's World Cup semi-final.
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Germany's governing coalition agrees on a fundamental reform of how the country's health service is financed.
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Fifa suspends Germany midfielder Torsten Frings for Tuesday's World Cup semi-final against Italy.
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Fifa's disciplinary committee will investigate violent scenes after Germany's quarter-final win against Argentina.
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Germany beat Argentina 4-2 in a penalty shoot-out after a tense quarter-final in Berlin ended 1-1 after extra-time.
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A severe hailstorm and heavy rain in south-west Germany leaves one man dead and injures about 100.
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The German government sets quotas for industrial carbon dioxide emissions which dismay environmentalists.
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Two Juventus players fly from Germany to visit the club's seriously ill sports director Gianluca Pessotto.
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Germany is about to set lax carbon targets for its big industry, environmentalists fear.
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At least 150 England supporters are arrested after confrontations in Stuttgart's main square.
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Germany coach Jurgen Klinsmann says his team have set new objectives on the back of their 2-0 win against Sweden.
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Germany calls on Iran to halt uranium work, as the two discuss Tehran's controversial nuclear programme.
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Allianz, the German insurer, is to cut nearly 7,500 jobs at two of its businesses as it tries to reduce costs.
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The trial opens in Germany of three Iraqis accused of plotting to kill former Iraqi PM Iyad Allawi.
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Miroslav Klose fires Germany ahead with just three minutes gone.
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Raymond Domenech targets a win against Togo after a draw with South Korea leaves France struggling to progress in Germany.
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Police make scores of arrests in Dortmund, as clashes break out around Germany's World Cup win over Poland.
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Up to 20,000 German doctors plan to escalate industrial action by going on indefinite strike.
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Germany midfielder Michael Ballack makes his return to full training following a calf injury.
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The 2006 World Cup gets under way in Germany with an extravagant opening ceremony in Munich.
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Togo's official World Cup supporters are denied visas to Germany because they do not have bank accounts.
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An information panel marking the site of the bunker where Adolf Hitler committed suicide is unveiled in Berlin.
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The head of Germany's main Jewish body urges the authorities to bar the Iranian president from the World Cup.
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