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Germany loses patience with ex-chancellor's Russia lobbying
Germany's SPD has historically championed close ties with Russia
NATO seeks new chief and women top candidates' list
After Brexit a British leader might not be welcomed by some EU capitals.
Ex-pope Benedict under scrutiny in German child abuse probe
The abuse scandal has thwarted the Catholic Church's efforts to spearhead broad reforms in Germany.
Russian gas supplies to Europe under scrutiny
Some European states, such as Poland and Ukraine, have accused Moscow and Russian energy company Gazprom of cutting gas supplies to Europe
Putin warns West of military measures over Ukraine threats
Despite hinting at conflict, Putin insisted Russia wanted to avoid "bloodshed"
EU to decide on new Covid jab as Omicron rages
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen has warned that the Omicron variant could be dominant in Europe by mid-January.
German Defence Minister says Russia cannot 'dictate' to NATO
The West has threatened Russia with harsh sanctions should its soldiers enter Ukraine.
New German Chancellor Scholz makes European debut
In keeping with tradition, his first official trip will take him to France where he will meet President Emmanuel Macron.
'Eternal' chancellor: Germany's Merkel to hand over power
Although her name has come up on wish lists for key EU or United Nations posts, Merkel has said she will leave politics altogether.
Germany cracks down on unjabbed to tackle Covid surge
Germany already announced plans earlier this month to require health workers and soldiers to get inoculated against Covid-19.
As Merkel bows out, Europe seeks new leader
Her exit may well open the door for the other half of the European engine -- Macron -- to slide into the driver's seat.
Bayern Munich vs Barcelona to be played without an audience
The rising cases of Covid-19 in Europe has led to the reinstatement of restrictions
Merkel's husband calls unvaccinated Germans 'lazy'
The sluggish vaccine uptake and rapidly filling intensive care beds have ignited a fierce debate
Europe battles Covid surge as WHO warns of 700,000 more deaths
The regional director for WHO Europe, Hans Kluge, said Europe and Central Asia "face a challenging winter ahead".
First Iraqis return home from Belarus migrant stand-off
Polish media say at least 11 migrants have died since the crisis began in August.
Germany agrees tougher curbs on unvaccinated to curb Covid surge
After a strong push in the spring, Germany's inoculation rate had stagnated over the summer
Last resort: German hospitals sound alarm in pandemic surge
Long hours, low pay and stress during the coronavirus crisis have only served to put even more people off a job in the healthcare sector.
Poles fire tear gas, water cannon at migrants on Belarus border
Belarusian foreign ministry spokesman Anataoly Glaz accused Poland of exacerbating the problem.
Gas prices soar as Germany halts Nord Stream 2 approval
The pipeline was finally completed in September but is waiting for the approval process to be completed before it can go online.
G20 disappoints on key climate target as eyes turn to Glasgow
The G20 nations between them emit nearly 80 percent of carbon emissions
Israel security will remain German priority: Merkel on farewell tour
Germany and Israel forged strong diplomatic ties in the decades after World War II, with Berlin committed to the preservation of the Jewish state.
German, Israeli presidents mark 80 years since Nazi slaughter of Jews in Ukraine
Israel's Isaac Herzog said that the world must make sure that such massacres never happen again.
Former Nazi death camp secretary, 96, caught after escape bid
Seventy-six years after the end of World War II, time is running out to bring people to justice for their role in the Nazi system.
Russia threatens YouTube after suspension of German RT channels
The channel has been banned in several countries, including the ex-Soviet republics of Lithuania and Latvia.
Global stocks mixed as Germany faces period of political limbo
Europe's biggest economy could be headed for weeks, if not months, of political uncertainty
Merkel legacy in balance as party headed for worst score since WWII
Going into the summer, the conservatives were enjoying a comfortable lead against the SPD.
Shock in Germany after cashier shot dead in mask row
Germany's "Querdenker" (Lateral Thinkers) movement has emerged as the loudest voice against the government's coronavirus curbs.
Germany's Laschet and Scholz trade blows in heated election debate
Merkel's CDU/CSU alliance, which has dominated Germany's post-war politics, now faces a "historic debacle" on September 26
EU budget battle looms, as economy lifts out of crisis
In the 19 states that use the euro single currency, the average debt is expected to reach 102 percent of GDP at the end of the year.
Barcelona want to sign prolific forward in 2022 after failed move this summer
Barcelona have entered the race to sign Karim Adeyemi from Red Bull Salzburg after the striker's red hot start to this campaign. Bayern Munich and Liverpool are also keen on signing the forward.