Over 1,000 German Jurists Demand Ban of Far-Right AfD
Over 1,000 German jurists demand a ban of the far-right AfD party before crucial September elections, citing threats to democratic order.
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Over 1,000 German jurists demand a ban of the far-right AfD party before crucial September elections, citing threats to democratic order.
Germany's Cabinet approved a draft law allowing AI to assist in processing asylum and visa applications, raising debate over algorithmic bias and privacy.
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A vehicle ramming at Berlin Pride killed one and wounded 16. The suspect, with Islamist links, remains at large as German police launch a citywide manhunt.
Niederbrechen honors 28 Brussels children killed in 1966 bus crash at 60th anniversary ceremony, as survivors and families gather one last time.
Volkswagen plans to cut 1 million vehicles of capacity in China and Europe and halve its lineup, as the board rejects management's restructuring plan.
Berlin Mayor Kai Wegner withdraws from re-election after lying about playing tennis during a catastrophic power outage that left 45,000 homes powerless.
A 26-year-old mother in Leingarten, Germany, pushed her 2-year-old daughter's stroller to safety moments before being struck and killed by a train.
Germany plans to purchase and deploy US Tomahawk cruise missiles, filling a strategic gap left by the INF Treaty collapse in a historic defense shift.
German court sentences Taleb Al Abdulmohsen to life in prison for 2024 Magdeburg Christmas market attack that killed six and injured over 300.
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USMNT wraps up World Cup prep with win over Senegal and loss to Germany. Key takeaways: attacking depth, defensive concerns, and Chris Richards' injury.
Chinese companies launched 228 investment projects in Germany in 2025, surpassing the US for the first time since 2017, a new GTAI report shows.