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German soccer club St. Pauli is leaving X, cites ‘hate machine' under Musk
German soccer club St. Pauli is leaving the social media platform X, saying it has become a “hate machine” that could influence upcoming German elections. The left-leaning Hamburg-based Bundesliga club said Thursday said it was ending its activities on the platform formerly called Twitter,
Ulrich Renz, a former head of The Associated Press German-language service who also covered trials of leaders of the ...
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Germany is facing the ‘tariff man’: How Europe’s biggest economy could lose out under Trump plansit could cost us one percent of economic output in Germany," German Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel told German ...
Shares in German companies have risen by just 2% since the start of 2022, compared with 16% for those in rich countries as a ...
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has announced he will ask for a vote of confidence in December, setting the path for an early ...
Germany needs to step up its role in defence if the U.S. is to focus less on Europe, defence minister Boris Pistorius said on ...
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It all started with a 2023 court decision that made Berlin treat green policy like any other issue.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has announced that he will ask for a vote of confidence on Dec. 16, paving the way forward for ...
Ford is getting its workers in Cologne, Germany, to work fewer hours. The carmaker said a "lower than expected demand for ...
The decision follows a budget fight that prompted Chancellor Olaf Scholz to fire his finance minister and announce a ...
In reality, however, the crisis in Berlin could prove to be good news. The coalition of Scholz’s Social Democrats, Greens, ...
German opposition leaders have welcomed news that the country is set to hold a snap election on the 23rd of February after ...
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