We have started to collect the most important news related to Germany in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The German government announces an extra 800m euros (£685m) to care for elderly survivors of the Nazi Holocaust.
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An Afghan man had a pencil stuck in his head for years, the German doctors who removed it say.
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German unemployment rose during May, with bad weather and the high number of public holidays being blamed for the increase.
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Three men are jailed in Poland for stealing three vans from a Berlin suburb, including one containing 12 coffins with bodies inside.
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About 300 Africans who fled the 2011 war in Libya are now stranded in the north German city of Hamburg, where many of them are sleeping rough.
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A jewel thief being extradited from Australia to Germany manages to escape his guards at Bangkok airport, Thai police say.
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The UK and Germany are among at least 14 EU members against proposals to impose punitive tariffs on Chinese solar panel imports, according to diplomats.
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Click's LJ Rich boards a converted German boat to see what can be achieved with a bit of technological tinkering.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she wants to reach an agreement with China over import tariffs and avoid triggering a damaging trade war.
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Germany's national railway company, Deutsche Bahn, plans to test small drones to thwart vandals who spray graffiti on its property.
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Big name brands and designer labels are attracting Chinese visitors to Britain for their holidays, but the UK is still lagging behind France, Italy and Germany.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says she wants to reach an agreement with China over import tariffs and avoid triggering a damaging trade war.
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What's thought to be one of the last remaining original Apple computers, made in a family garage in California, has sold for a record price at auction in Germany.
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Wagner, stereotypes and the German sense of humour
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Germany's economy barely grew in the first quarter of the year, figures show, as private consumption helped offset shrinking exports and investment.
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How German football reinvented itself
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A poll in 25 countries for the BBC World Service suggests Germany is the most favourably viewed country in the world.
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German software company SAP says it hopes to recruit hundreds of people with autism, saying they have a unique talent for information technology.
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Ray Manzarek, keyboard player and founder member of the 1960s rock band The Doors, dies aged 74 in Germany after a long battle with cancer.
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German champions Bayern Munich recover from conceding three goals in the opening 10 minutes to beat Borussia Moenchengladbach 4-3.
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Images of a life-size Barbie house with interactive exhibits and hundreds of the doll's clothes which has opened in Berlin as feminists demonstrate outside.
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A Lancaster bomber has performed a flypast over Derwent reservoir, 70 years on from the historic World War II raid on German dams.
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Germany's love of life in the fast lane of the autobahn
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Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says he is relaxed despite reports in Germany that he faces charges relating to a bribery case.
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A 1968 oil painting by German artist Gerhard Richter sets a new record in New York for a living artist's work sold at auction.
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The Lone Star state is saying auf wiedersehen to its German dialect
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A German federal court tells Google to make sure the auto-complete results its search engine suggests are not offensive or defamatory.
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A top Berlin hospital plans to investigate drug trials in the former East Germany amid allegations that some patients were used as human guinea pigs.
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France and Germany now see the world through different lenses
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The opposition centre-left Social Democratic Party have hit a bump in their campaign trail since its national chairman, Sigmar Gabriel, called for a national speed limit on autobahns, or motorways.
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The WWII claims dividing Greece and Germany
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'Footballing equivalent of the fall of the Berlin Wall'
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Germany's John Degenkolb grabs victory in stage five of the Giro d'Italia after a dramatic crash in the closing stages.
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German industrial output sees a surprise rise in March, reviving hopes about the strength of Europe's biggest economy.
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Germany sees its biggest immigration rise in nearly 20 years, with many more arrivals from southern Europe.
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The Dow Jones index closes above 15,000 for the first time as strong German factory data pushes US and European share markets higher.
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The judge hearing the trial of an alleged member of a German neo-Nazi cell has adjourned the hearing for a week, after protests from the defence team.
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A 93-year-old alleged ex-guard at the Auschwitz extermination camp, Hans Lipschis, is arrested in Germany on suspicion of complicity in murder.
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An alleged member of a German neo-Nazi cell, Beate Zschaepe, goes on trial over racially motivated murders - but the case is later adjourned for a week.
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An alleged member of a German neo-Nazi cell, Beate Zschaepe, goes on trial over a series of racially motivated murders, in a case that has gripped Germany.
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Germans ask how neo-Nazi ring escaped attention
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Work begins to raise the only surviving German World War II Dornier 17 bomber from its watery grave off the Kent coast.
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German broadcaster ZDF drops repeats of the detective series, Derrick, after it emerges that its late star, Horst Tappert, hid his Waffen SS past.
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BMW reports lower profits for the first quarter of 2013 after the German luxury car company suffers tougher trading in Europe.
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Bayern Munich pull off a stunning 3-0 victory over Barcelona to book an all-German Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund.
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Germany's Bayer plans to buy US contraceptive maker Conceptus as it attempts to increase its range of female healthcare products.
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Around 100 competitors are in the German town of Pforzheim this weekend for their annual beard and moustache championships.
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Memories of lives risked fleeing German occupation in WWI
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A gunman in the north German town of Hamelin shoots dead the top district executive before shooting himself, according to police.
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East German athletes were 'chemical field tests' in 1983
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Prosecutors in Stuttgart investigate a former SS man for crimes at the Auschwitz death camp.
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German carmakers Daimler and Volkswagen Group suffer falls in profits as the slump in European car sales continues to bite.
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German football legend trips up over tax
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Activity in the eurozone's manufacturing and services sectors continued to fall in April, a survey indicates, with output in Germany declining.
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Mario Gotze is set to become the most expensive German player of all time after Bayern Munich announced he will join them this summer.
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German airline Lufthansa cancels the majority of its flights scheduled for Monday due to a strike.
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A court in India sentences a man to death for plotting a bomb blast at a German bakery in the western city of Pune in 2010.
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How does the German clone compare with the original?
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German carmaker Opel announces the planned closure of one of its factories by the end of 2014 after a deal with unions falls through.
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Twenty-five people are in hospital in Germany after eating bread rolls laced with rat poison left at their firm as "a gift", police say.
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The trial of an alleged German neo-Nazi for the murders of 10 people has been delayed following a row over limits on access to Turkish journalists.
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A new German political party opposed to the single European currency holds its first national conference.
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David Cameron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel agree on the "urgent need" to make Europe more "competitive and flexible", Downing Street says.
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A German man has been arrested at Athens International Airport after allegedly trying to smuggle nearly half a ton of gold and silver out of Greece.
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Former German President Christian Wulff is charged with corruption over hotel bills paid for him at the Oktoberfest.
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The Dutch maker of Douwe Egberts coffee, DE Master Blenders, agrees a 7.5bn-euro takeover offer from a German private consortium.
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Belgium complains to the EU about the low wages paid by some German employers, calling it unfair "social dumping".
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US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew urges countries with the "capacity" to do more to boost consumer demand, following talks with Germany's finance minister.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is greeted by protests in Germany and the Netherlands as he meets the leaders of both nations for trade talks.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel calls for Russia to give NGOs a chance, in the wake of a series of inspections of foreign-funded groups.
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Topless women protesters in Germany have shouted at Russian president Vladimir Putin as he toured a trade fair in Germany.
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David Cameron begins a tour of Spain, France and Germany, as he attempts to to sell his idea of reforming the European Union to other leaders.
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