We have started to collect the most important news related to Germany in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo suffers another big crash two weeks after breaking his collarbone.
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The Christian settlement doomed by the rise of the Nazis
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Fears that Germany’s conversion to renewables could prove costly
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Formula 1's governing body has banned media from pit lanes after a cameraman was injured at the German Grand Prix.
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Mark Cavendish claims he was not at fault for a crash at the end of stage 10 of the Tour de France, won by Marcel Kittel.
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Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke submits a transfer request but the club still expect him to stay.
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Work begins on a memorial in Germany for the 300,000 people murdered by the Nazis for having mental and physical disabilities or chronic illnesses.
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F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says camera crews will only film from pit lane wall following injury to cameraman at the German GP.
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German exports suffered their sharpest fall since 2009 as demand in China eased off and eurozone exports fell by 9.6%.
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Lewis Hamilton believes his first win for Mercedes is still a long way off after finishing fifth at the German Grand Prix.
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A British cameraman is hurt by a loose wheel after a botched pit stop involving Red Bull's Mark Webber at the German GP.
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Sebastian Vettel wins the German Grand Prix after a battle with Lotus's Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean.
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Lewis Hamilton believes he has a chance to beat the Red Bulls to German GP victory, but predicts it will be "very hard".
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Lewis Hamilton beats Sebastian Vettel to pole position at his Mercedes team's home German Grand Prix.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel sets a stunning pace in final practice ahead of Nico Rosberg at the German Grand Prix.
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Sebastian Vettel is fastest as F1's first day of track action passes without incident following tyre failures at the British GP.
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Wimbledon will have a new women's champion on Saturday with Germany's Sabine Lisicki facing Marion Bartoli of France in the final.
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Lewis Hamilton headed team-mate Nico Rosberg in first practice at the German Grand Prix as Mercedes' strong form continued.
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Formula 1 drivers threaten to boycott the German Grand Prix if there is a repeat of the tyre failures at Silverstone on Sunday.
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Adverts created by vibrating train windows, making sounds appear to come from within commuters' heads, could soon be launched in Germany.
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Youth unemployment is "perhaps the most pressing European problem", German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said, ahead of an EU meeting.
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A married couple are sent to jail in Germany after being found guilty of spying for Russia for about 20 years.
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Germany's standard dictionary includes a vulgar English term, used by Chancellor Angela Merkel among others, as an acceptable German word.
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Pirelli will strengthen its tyres ahead of the German Grand Prix to try to avoid the blowouts seen at Silverstone.
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France and Germany are demanding the United States comes clean over claims its intelligence services have been spying on European Union offices.
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The French and German governments are demanding the United States comes clean over allegations that its intelligence services have been spying on European Union offices.
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The US bugged EU offices, Der Spiegel magazine says, citing a secret report allegedly leaked by US fugitive ex-security analyst Edward Snowden.
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A German court rejects a journalist's request to see all German secret files on the Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann.
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The leaked Anglo Irish Bank telephone conversations are damaging democracy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel says.
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Lleyton Hewitt, the 2002 Wimbledon champion, is knocked out of the 2013 tournament by German qualifier Dustin Brown.
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Police in Germany say the man they have arrested over more than 700 motorway shootings fired at other vehicles because of anger at others' bad driving.
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German police are reported to have raided an Islamist terror network which planned to use model aircraft to carry out an attack.
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A coalition of Germany-based car and motorbike manufacturers are ready to launch a system that will let vehicles warn each other of hazards.
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How JFK's 'Ich bin ein Berliner' speech gave a city hope
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The BBC's Europe Editor Gavin Hewitt goes to Berlin to find out how comfortable the Germans are with their new role as Europe's most influential economic superpower.
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Police in Germany arrest a man suspected of being behind more than 700 shootings on the country's motorways since 2008.
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UK telecoms group Vodafone has agreed with the board of Kabel Deutschland to buy the German cable firm for 7.7bn euros (£6.6bn).
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Germany's Ifo index of business sentiment rises slightly in June, raising hopes that the eurozone's largest economy is returning to growth
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Germany's Angela Merkel and Russia's Vladimir Putin visit an exhibition in St Petersburg of artworks looted from Germany by the USSR in World War II.
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British number one Andy Murray faces Germany's world number 95 Benjamin Becker in the first round of Wimbledon.
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Germany summons the Turkish ambassador in a row over Turkey's bid for membership of the European Union.
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Speaking at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, President Barack Obama calls for reductions to be made in US and Russian nuclear stockpiles.
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US President Barack Obama has addressed thousands of Germans in Berlin, almost 50 years to the day since President John Kennedy delivered his famous ""Ich bin ein Berliner" speech.
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US President Barack Obama has arrived in Berlin at the start of a visit during which he will address crowds at the city's famous Brandenburg Gate.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany tells the BBC young European job-seekers should be prepared to move in search of work.
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Police in Germany say they have broken up a multi-million pound international art forgery ring believed to have produced and sold more than 400 faked paintings.
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Germany begins work to reconstruct what was one of the world's grandest buildings, the 18th Century palace of Prussian kings in Berlin.
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Germany's top economic policymakers clash in court, setting out very divergent views on the legality of measures to tackle the eurozone crisis.
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Vodafone confirms it has approached Kabel Deutchland, Germany's biggest cable television company, for a bid thought to be worth 10bn euros.
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A German court has ruled a bank supervisor was unfairly fired for missing a multi-million-euro error by a clerk who fell asleep during a transaction.
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A German World War II Dornier bomber has been raised from the bottom of the English Channel in a salvage operation by the RAF Museum.
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Thousands of people are forced to leave their homes in parts of eastern Germany and Hungary as flood levels continue to rise.
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Germany's central bank cuts the country's economic growth forecasts for 2013 and 2014, but says the economy's outlook "has become brighter".
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The historic centre of Dresden is spared flooding as barriers hold when the Elbe peaks, but many other German cities remain under threat.
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People in the German city of Dresden have worked through the night to shore up flood defences, as the swollen waters of the River Elbe reach a peak.
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Rescue helicopters in southern Germany pluck families from rooftops in the town of Deggendorf as the flood crisis along the Danube continues.
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Cities in southern and eastern Germany are on high alert as a flood surge moves north from the Czech Republic.
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One British soldier is fined and another has his rank reduced at a court martial after admitting abusing Afghan civilians.
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Cities in southern and eastern Germany are on high alert as heavy floodwaters swell rivers including the Elbe
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Cities in southern and eastern Germany are on high alert for flooding as the waters begin to recede in Prague.
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Sebastian Borger, a German journalist based in London, says German people like compound words as they provide a "precise way of expressing yourself".
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The German language loses its longest word - containing 63 letters - thanks to a change in the law to conform with EU regulations
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At least four people have died as torrential rains take rivers to dangerous levels in Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland.
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The United States beat Germany 4-3 in a friendly in Washington DC, with Spurs forward Clint Dempsey scoring twice.
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An attempt to raise a World War II German aircraft from the bottom of the English Channel is abandoned for the night because of high winds.
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Homes are evacuated across southern Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland as rivers reach dangerous levels following days of rain.
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Bayern Munich withstand a late Stuttgart fightback to win 3-2 in the German Cup final and secure a historic treble.
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The US and Germany call on Russia not to supply Syria's military with an advanced missile system, as fighting rages in the key town of Qusair.
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A New York boy wins the Scripps National Spelling Bee with the Yiddish word "knaidel", overcoming his trouble with German-derived vocabulary.
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Germany's first census since reunification reveals that it has 1.5 million fewer people than had been assumed.
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German chancellor Angela Merkel calls for greater co-ordination of economic policy among EU nations, at a meeting with the French president in Paris.
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Police in Germany are urging train passengers to be wary of ticket machines, which they say could explode, having been interfered with by thieves.
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