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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Russia's Putin says he's open to talks with Merz, Zelenskyy
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he is ready to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The Russian leader is also open to talking with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
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Germany updates: Rents soar in major cities despite controls
Rents in several German cities have risen by nearly 50% on average since 2015, despite the so-called rent cap. Meanwhile, China is posing a big threat to the competitiveness of German industry, data show. DW has more.
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Germany sees sharp rise in incidents of Islamophobia
More than 3,000 incidents were recorded in 2024, including verbal attacks, women being spat on and mosques being defaced. In other news, a ceremony was held in Berlin to remember an East German uprising. DW has more.
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The 50+1 rule in German football: What you need to know
In Germany, the 50+1 rule protects professional football clubs from complete control by investors – a unique feature in the sport. It has many supporters internationally, but also attracts criticism.
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Resisting oblivion: 70 years of the Leo Baeck Institute
The Nazis wanted to destroy Jewish life in Germany. Jewish intellectuals founded the Leo Baeck Institute ten years after the Holocaust to save the nation's diverse German-Jewish heritage.
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Dispute with the Hohenzollerns ends after almost 100 years
After years of wrangling, the German state and the Hohenzollerns have reached a mutually beneficial deal over a number of art items, including paintings and furniture.
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Bach's music sounds out against war and discrimination
From the St. John to St. Matthew Passion, contemporary arrangements of Bach masterpieces at the Leipzig Bach Festival highlight oppression and conflict.
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Former Germany star Lina Magull opens up about mental health struggles
Former Germany player Lina Magull says she has recovered her passion both for football and life — and credits a psychiatric clinic stay with helping her to recover.
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