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A journey through the music and culture of Africa
Experience the African zest for life: the spotlight is on music stars from the Cape Verde Islands and Senegal at the...more
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Results of the May 2012 Ifo Business Survey
The Ifo Business Climate Index for industry and trade in Germany fell significantly in May. Assessments of the current...more
59% of German exports going to other EU Member States in 2011
In 2011, 59.2% of the German exports went to other Member States of the European Union (EU). As also reported by the...more
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Life in Comics
An expedition to the world of the superheroes: the Museum Europäischer Kulturen in...more
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Mike Otieno of Kenya received support from Germany for his research on making reinforced concrete more sustainable, a...more
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News, information and updates on Germany and its role and relations with South Asia, covering...more
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The German Information Centre Pretoria aims to be the first contact point for up-to-date...more
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Special Olympics deliver pure gold in Munich
Germany's annual Special Olympics drew to a close on Friday, after 5,000 athletes with learning disabilities gathered in Munich to compete for medals over the five-day-long competition.
'Homeless billionaire' to rescue drugstore chain
US-German billionaire Nicolas Berggruen confirmed his interest in buying the remains of bankrupt German drugstore chain Schlecker on Friday.
Kebab seller gets 3,333 years to pay off tax bill
A German court has given a man who cooked his kebab shop bills more than 3,000 years to pay off a huge tax bill, because he now lives on unemployment benefit.
Police hunt for missing man in cement floor
German police began scanning the floor of a Hells Angels warehouse for a missing man on Friday, fearing his body was cemented into it by gang members. Large-scale raids on the bikers led officers to the depot.
Germany develops plan for eurozone growth
Germany is developing a six-point plan to boost growth in Europe, a magazine reported on Friday, amid a heated debate among EU leaders on how to best help indebted eurozone states.
New organ donor law will ask everyone
Everyone living in Germany will be asked this year, and then at regular intervals, whether they want to donate organs after their death. Parliament voted on Friday in favour of a new law designed to encourage people to consider donation.
Merkel's coalition partner back in business
Angela Merkel's coalition partner the Free Democratic Party (FDP) is back above the crucial five percent mark in a major opinion poll - but that would still not be enough to provide the German chancellor with another government.
Whitsun weekend offers sunshine and traffic jams
The Whitsun (Pfingsten) long weekend should be glorious, with clear skies and temperatures of 20 to 27 degrees Celsius predicted for most of Germany, national weather service the DWD reported on Friday.
Man kills girlfriend's Pekingese with cleaver
A German man was convicted on Thursday of hacking his girlfriend's 24-centimetre lapdog to death with a meat cleaver in Stuttgart, after the animal began yapping at him in the middle of a domestic row.
Merkel: Hard work, not eurobonds, will fix euro
Raising fresh funds by issuing more debt in the shape of eurobonds will not solve and only exacerbate the eurozone's problems, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
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