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June 22, 2026
Afghanistan/Germany/Human Rights/World

Germany Reaches Deportation Deal With Taliban to Return Convicted Afghan Criminals

The German government has reached an agreement with the Taliban regime to accelerate the deportation of convicted Afghan criminals, according to German newspaper Bild. The arrangement, reached through “technical-level” negotiations because Berlin

Germany/World

Berlin’s Cybrothel Offers AI-Powered Sex Dolls—But Critics Warn of Ethical and Societal Risks

Editor’s Note: The information presented in this article is based on a detailed investigative report published by The Independent (UK), which examined the operations of Cybrothel—Europe’s first cyber brothel—and explored the broader implications of artificial intelligence, sexuality, and consent in

May 25, 2025

Germany Considers Mandatory Deployment for Lithuania Mission as Russia Threat Drives Military Expansion

Germany/World

Germany is preparing for the possibility of ordering soldiers to join its permanent military deployment in Lithuania as it struggles to secure enough volunteers

Germany Reclassifies Nord Stream Pipeline Attack as ‘War Crime’

Germany/World

German prosecutors have reclassified the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines as a “war crime,” according to local media reports, marking a

US Intelligence Worker Arrested for Attempting to Leak Secrets to Germany

June 6, 2025
Germany/United States/World

A U.S. intelligence employee has been arrested for allegedly attempting to pass classified materials to Germany’s spy agency, in a case that has sent shockwaves through the American intelligence community and cast

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Annalena Baerbock Elected President of UN General Assembly

June 4, 2025
Germany/World

Annalena Baerbock, Germany’s former foreign minister and co-leader of the Greens, has officially been elected President of the United Nations General Assembly—an annual role often seen as symbolic. Yet observers suggest her

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German Chancellor Merz to Meet Trump in Washington

June 1, 2025
Germany/World

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington next week in his first official transatlantic trip since taking office, amid heightened geopolitical tensions and a delicate bilateral

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Uganda Cuts Defence Ties with Germany Over Alleged ‘Subversive’ Activities by Ambassador

May 26, 2025
Germany/Uganda/World

Diplomatic tensions between Uganda and Germany have sharply escalated after Uganda’s military abruptly suspended all defence and military cooperation with Berlin, accusing Germany’s top envoy in Kampala of engaging in “subversive” activities

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Berlin’s Cybrothel Offers AI-Powered Sex Dolls—But Critics Warn of Ethical and Societal Risks

May 25, 2025
Germany/World

Editor’s Note: The information presented in this article is based on a detailed investigative report published by The Independent (UK), which examined the operations of Cybrothel—Europe’s first cyber brothel—and explored the broader

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Friedrich Merz Confirmed as German Chancellor After Shock First-Round Defeat

May 7, 2025
Germany/World

Friedrich Merz has officially been confirmed as Germany’s new chancellor after winning a second-round parliamentary vote, following an unprecedented failure to secure a majority in the initial ballot earlier in the day.

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German Man Fined €4,500 for Hugging Chancellor Scholz After Crashing Motorcade

April 16, 2025
Germany/World

A German man was fined €4,500 (approximately $5,100) on Tuesday after bizarrely infiltrating Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s official motorcade and embracing him on the tarmac at Frankfurt Airport. The incident, which occurred in

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Germany to Cut Aid for Countries Refusing Immigrant Repatriation

April 11, 2025
Germany/World

Germany is set to overhaul its foreign aid strategy, linking funding to the willingness of recipient countries to accept deported migrants. As part of a major reconfiguration of the nation’s foreign policy,

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Sanctions Hurt EU More Than Putin, Says German Politician

March 31, 2025
Germany

A senior German politician has suggested that sanctions imposed on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine may be harming Europe more than they are affecting Vladimir Putin. Michael Kretschmer, the premier of

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Friedrich Merz’s Bold Spending Plan Signals a New Era for Germany

March 17, 2025
Germany/World

Friedrich Merz is poised to become Germany’s next chancellor following his Christian Democrat Union (CDU) party’s victory in last month’s election. Known for his willingness to break from the cautious approach of

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