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German company bankruptcies at 10-year high
The number of German companies going bankrupt is continuing to rise, credit agency Creditreform warned on Thursday, reported dpa. The agency says some 11,900 companies…
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Asylum seeker shot by German police after knife attack
A 27-year-old man was shot dead by police on Thursday in Wangen, near Stuttgart in southwestern Germany, according to the local criminal police office, reported Xinhua.…
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German water rescue group reports deadliest swimming weekend in 2025
Last weekend in Germany was the deadliest weekend for swimming accidents so far this year - and one of the worst in the last 10 years, the German Life Saving Association…
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Germany to buy Norwegian cruise missiles for US F-35 fighter jets
Germany is to buy new cruise missiles from Norway to arm its future F-35 jets, under a €677 million agreement signed on the sidelines of the NATO summit in The…
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Deaths from Russian strikes in central Ukraine rise to 20
Tuesday's Russian ballistic missile strikes in Ukraine's central Dnipropetrovsk region have killed 20 people and injured about 300 others, regional governor…
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Ex German health minister under fire for coronavirus mask deals
Leading German opposition lawmakers are demanding the resignation of former health minister Jens Spahn from his top parliamentary post over misuse of public funds during…
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Heatwave hits Italy as major cities issue highest health alerts
A major heatwave is sweeping across Italy on Tuesday, with temperatures climbing to as high as 40 degrees Celsius in several major cities, according to Italian…
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Swiss competition authority looks into Nivea price fixing
Switzerland's WEKO competition authority announced on Tuesday that it would investigate Germany's Beiersdorf company in relation to the prices charged in…
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Dutch police probe possible sabotage after fire causes train disruption
Dutch police announced on Tuesday that they are investigating a fire that severely damaged power cables and caused major train disruptions near Amsterdam Schiphol…
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Far-right German magazine can continue operations: top court
A far-right German magazine can continue to be published, a top administrative court ruled on Tuesday, overturning a government-issued ban, reported dpa. The Federal…
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