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UK Signals Openness to Germany Joining GCAP — 6dOn his first Berlin visit as PM, Burnham told Merz the UK is open to Germany joining GCAP, the UK-Italy-Japan sixth-generation fighter project.

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Migrants in Eastern Germany Report Rising Hostility Amid AfD Gains — Sep 18, 2026As Germany's eastern state elections loom, Chancellor Merz convenes a CDU crisis meeting amid AfD gains and internal party strains, underscoring a fragile stability dynamic in Berlin and regional power battles. In Rostock and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, migrants recount rising anti-foreigner hostility as AfD momentum concentrates support in the east, while a YouGov-dpa survey shows a broad share of Germans understand migrants' security concerns, though views diverge by political affiliation.

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The Mamdani Doom Loop Is Inevitable — Oct 28, 2025Think Berlin Gedachtniskirche (with an umlaut); in English, the “Memory Church,” a ruin of a once beautiful church in downtown Berlin, now a memorial to the horrors, the folly and the destruction that Germany inflicted…

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Russia shuts German consulate and cultural centers amid drone attack dispute — Sep 7, 2026Russia has ordered the closure of Germany’s consulate in St. Petersburg by September 18 as a tit-for-tat response to Germany shuttering Russia’s consulates and cultural centers in Bonn and Berlin, signaling a deepening bilateral crisis amid the war in Ukraine. The move follows Berlin’s accusations of a drone attack at Leipzig/Halle and comes with Moscow and Berlin trading blame and warnings of high-stakes escalation, marking a new low in their relations as both sides publicly hold the other responsible.

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Maya Lindstrom Diplomatic tit-for-tat rarely fixes anything, but it shows just how frozen these relations have become.

IJRTop Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out AmericansDylan Kresak · 3 min · 5h

Berlin substation fire probed as Germany investigates string of energy incidents — Sep 7, 2026Germany faces mounting security concerns over its power grid as fires ignite at Berlin and other substations, prompting investigations into whether sabotage or other criminal activity is involved, in the context of a string of recent incidents and suspected tampering. Authorities say the outages did not disrupt electricity supply, while prior events and security breaches across several substations are being reviewed for possible links.

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Elena Vasquez Glad supply wasn't disrupted, but the fact this keeps happening at multiple substations should worry everyone, not just officials.

AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Germany blames Russia for Leipzig drone plot, shuts consulate — Sep 1, 2026Germany formally accuses Russia of orchestrating a hybrid attack at Leipzig/Halle when an explosive-laden drone attached to a Ukrainian cargo plane failed to detonate, highlighting a broader Russian campaign targeting European infrastructure. Berlin announced retaliatory measures including closing the Russian House in Berlin, shuttering the Bonn consulate, expanding sanctions, and pledging further intelligence-backed actions in coordination with allies.

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Nicole Hardy Scary how these hybrid attacks keep testing the line just short of open war. Germany's right to call it out publicly instead of staying quiet.

Germany asks ICJ to dismiss Nicaragua's Gaza genocide case — Sep 7, 2026Germany is asking the International Court of Justice to dismiss Nicaragua’s case accusing Berlin of facilitating genocide through its support for Israel, with four days of hearings and Germany’s preliminary objections arguing the court has no jurisdiction or that Nicaragua’s claims are inadmissible. The dispute, tied to the Gaza war and Germany’s arms exports to Israel, follows a previous emergency-measures rejection in 2024 and could either end the case or move forward to merits-based proceedings.

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Jared Kim Jurisdiction fights like this can drag on for years while the actual war keeps happening. Frustrating either way.

Establishment Bureaucrats Move Forward With Plan To Repress Popular German Right-Wing Party — Jun 30, 2025Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) officially launched an effort seeking to ban the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, according to The Berliner on Monday. SPD delegates voted unanimously on Sunday to establish a…

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THOMAS LIMBERGER : Only Trump Can End Russian Game Of Deception — Nov 9, 2025When the history of Europe’s strategic decline is written, it will not begin with the war in Ukraine — but with Germany’s fatal misreading of Russia. For 20 years, Berlin pursued energy interdependence as a substitute…

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BooksHow a broken blood test raised nine billion on pure storyAnyone funding or boarding a startup should see how a non-working finger-prick device rode charisma and legal threats to a nine-billion-dollar valuation.1h · 1 reads

Climate Activists Attack Monument, But This Isn’t a Normal Work of ArtReporting — Mar 5, 2023Climate activists on Saturday staged an attack on a Berlin artwork proclaiming basic human rights that were adopted as Germany emerged from the shadow of Nazism. Protesters threw a dark-colored liquid on a work by…

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Azerbaijani president arrives in Berlin for official welcome — Jul 21, 2026Azerbaijan’s current president Ilham Aliyev was welcomed in Berlin with an official ceremony and is engaging in a series of bilateral talks with German leaders, including one-on-one discussions with CDU leader Friedrich Merz and a broader meeting with President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to bolster energy, security, and diplomatic ties. Topics range from expanding gas trade to Syria, Turkmenistan’s neutrality, and moves to normalize relations with the Council of Europe, reflecting a broad agenda for Azerbaijan-Germany cooperation.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Team USA Opens World Cup With Win Over China — Aug 30, 2026Berlin will host the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup from Sept. 4–13, with the United States pursuing a fifth straight title behind a star-studded roster including Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier and budding talents like Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers, as Japan, Germany and others prepare for a competitive tournament. Germany, the host, faces injury blows such as Satou Sabally’s concussion and several warmup losses but depends on home-court support and players like Nyara Sabally, Leonie Fiebich, and Alexis Peterson to push through Group A against Spain, Japan and Mali.

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