Germany's Scholz pledges new military aid to Ukraine during rare Kyiv trip
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced new military aid for Ukraine during a rare visit on Monday that he said sent a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin that Berlin would stand by Kyiv for as long as needed in the war.
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At first welcoming to the newcomers, Germany has increasingly reversed course over the last decade and turned to tougher ...
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Marijuana-related crimes plunge in Berlin since legalizationSince Germany partially legalized cannabis in April, the number of crimes related to the drug have dropped significantly in ...
Germany has long been admired for its generous public subsidies for arts and culture. But that image is at odds with plans by the cash-strapped state of Berlin to cut arts funding by 12%. The German ...
Investigators say a doctor who was arrested in Berlin in August is now suspected of killing eight patients and in some cases ...
Germany has said it supports Georgians who are committed to European values, as Berlin underlined its concern over the ...
There's been a lot of talk about what malls might need to do to survive and hand-wringing over CBDs. In Berlin, both have ...
The development of a green hydrogen market in Germany still depends to a large extent on public spending, utility E.ON said ...
Multiple cases were reported daily in the German capital, leading to the highest annual total since documenting antisemitic ...
Having long been the driving force of the European Union, France and Germany are facing multiple crises simultaneously, ...
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