We have started to collect the most important news related to Germany in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Major world powers report "good progress" in talks on incentives for Iran to end its nuclear programme.
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A special commission in Germany is to decide whether to publish a report into claims journalists were spied on.
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The German interior minister urges extra vigilance from the public to help tackle far-right extremism.
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A US judge dismisses a lawsuit by a German man who says he was seized and tortured by the CIA.
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Germany's foreign intelligence service is told not to spy on reporters amid claims it used journalists to trace leaks.
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Chelsea unveil Germany captain and midfielder Michael Ballack as the club's first signing of the summer.
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Kurt Beck is elected leader of Germany's Social Democratic Party, the fourth in just over four years.
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At least 30,000 gather in Pakistan for the funeral of a man found hanged while under arrest in Germany.
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A drama about the secret Stasi police force has won seven prizes at the German equivalent of the Oscars.
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Ray Furlong reports on how the chilling world of the Stasi is coming back to haunt Germany with the release of a film.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel makes a strong defence of the controversial EU constitution.
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Martina Hingis beats Flavia Pennetta of Italy 7-5 6-3 to reach the second round of the German Open in Berlin.
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Cannibal Armin Meiwes, who killed and ate an apparently willing victim, is sentenced to life in prison after a retrial.
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A debate rages in Germany over whether uniforms should be made compulsory in schools.
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A German town reconsiders plans to erect plaques honouring two World War II aircraft designers after protests.
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The gravestones of 187 Red Army soldiers from WWII are vandalised in the east German city of Leipzig.
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German police urge the courts not to allow any neo-Nazi marches near the World Cup venues.
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Germany confirms the death in prison of a Pakistani man held for threatening a newspaper editor.
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The British embassy in Berlin hosts discussions comparing the situation in Britain and Germany.
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A woman charged with killing eight of her newborn babies goes on trial in a case that has shocked Germany.
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MEPs visit Macedonia to check claims a German man was held by US agents and flown to Afghanistan.
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Protests prompt a Cologne brothel to black out Muslim countries' flags in a World Cup-themed advert.
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Germany's business confidence has risen to the surprise of analysts who expected a fall.
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Last-ditch pay talks are being held in Germany to try and avoid potential strike action by engineering workers.
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German police detain two men over a brutal attack which left an Ethiopia-born man fighting for his life.
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Germany agrees to open up a huge archive of Nazi records on concentration camp inmates and slave labourers.
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Iran's president stays defiant as key UN Security Council members and Germany mull the nuclear stand-off.
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A German court jails a Turkish man aged 19 for shooting his sister in a so-called "honour killing".
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Matthias Platzeck, head of the Social Democrats in Germany's ruling coalition, resigns on health grounds.
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Two Germans abducted in Iraq make a desperate appeal in the first video released by their captors since January.
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Andrew Joynes discovers letters sent from a Nazi concentration camp... written by a German inmate.
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The German parliament is to investigate claims that German agents helped the US in the 2003 Iraq war.
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