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Why is the left of Die Linke scary in Germany?
The federal executive, justice, secret services, media and the Jewish community warn of the radical positions of the formation, which won the elections in Berlin on September 20
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France and Germany seek to strengthen the EU's response to external trade pressures
France and Germany want the European Union to expand its tools to respond to trade practices they consider unfair by third countries, at a time of growing economic tensions with China and other partners. The European Commission welcomed the initiative and believes that its proposals are in line with Brussels's debate on how to protect European competitiveness without opening a new trade war.
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From Germany to Greece: European countries respond to the housing crisis
The increase in rent and housing, the lack of supply and the problems associated with evictions go through much of Europe, but there is no single response to the crisis. While some Governments are committed to increasing construction and limiting certain income, others prioritize market freedom or strengthen the conditions for the recovery of housing in the face of non-payment.
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France and Germany call for a new trade instrument to allow the EU to "immediately" exclude China from the single market
Berlin and Paris tighten their position on the European imbalance with Beijing and propose new measures to the European Commission to combat it
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By the Ruhr basin, in El Dorado of the German dream that lives a second life
Coal and the steel industry made the Ruhrgebiet a prosperous region and destination for immigrants in search of work in Germany. Today the vestiges of its industrial archaeology are the stage of an ambitious green bet
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Divided between fear and expectation, Saxony-Anhalt awaits the first far-right government of Germany
AfD moves forward in negotiations to tie the support of BSW's nationalist left and reach power for the first time in a 'land'
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"Mitbestimmung": how Germany forces large companies to voice workers in decision-making (and what impact it has on the economy)
The presence of workers in the governing bodies of companies with more than 2,000 workers is a phenomenon widespread in German thanks to a law. But how does it benefit the companies and the economy of the country?
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My North Korean neighbours
The Democratic People & apos; s Republic of Korea remains open, though virtually without activity, its gigantic Berlin embassy
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The threat of expropriations in Berlin plunges the price of German real estate
The large promotors suffer from 20% falls in Bolsa because of the fear of housing measures that win in Spain
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A German people forbids to put more 'stolpersteine', the commemorative cobblestones of the victims of Nazism
Controversy in Germany because the motion of the extreme right in the town of Heidenau threw forward with the votes of the CDU councillors
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Klopp discovers Germany's harsh reality: "We are not evil"
The defeat to Greece (0-1) and the tie to the Netherlands (1-1) show to the new selector the lack of talent that weighs on the most laureate national team in Europe
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Germany: When the vaccine in history loses effect
The racist vocabulary of AfD sounds more trivial than the great Nazi terms, but it is not.
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Tobias Gralke, promoter of the housing referendum in Germany: "In Berlin we also have many 'Maricarms'"
The German activist, who promoted the expropriation of houses in the hands of large real estate, advocates market intervention to guarantee affordable rents
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Counting stories
We are words, words in search of meaning; we are a narrative, and therefore Boccaccio, before the horror of the plague.
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The geopolitical chaos accelerates the storm in the bonds at the end of the year
US legislative elections promise to bring more debt volatility, while Merz's weakness in Germany and French presidential will be a challenge for a declining euro
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The idea of expropriating flats in Berlin agitates German policy
The post-communist formation Die Linke wins the capital's elections with radical proposals to lower the rental prices that disrupt the CDU and the SPD
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Foreign Ministers of Russia and Germany meet at the UN in the shadow of the war in Ukraine
The German Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, starred on Saturday in an unpublished meeting with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, in the midst of tensions between the two countries over Berlin's allegations of alleged acts of sabotage ordered by Moscow on its territory. The Kremlin detailed that the dialogue focused on bilateral relations and the war between Russia and Ukraine, which left 10 fatalities on both sides of the border on Saturday.
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Friedrich Merz, the unpopular 'chancellor of reforms' struggling to stay afloat
The electoral attacks in several regional elections in Germany have called into question the leadership of the conservative
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It is not any fault: six months without elevator in the upper neighborhood of Leioa force 250 steps to rise on foot
The Vizcadno City Council promises that the elevator will come into operation in October, when the pieces arrive from Germany
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All against immigration, but divided against Putin: what unites and separates the extreme European right
An academic analysis of 23 ultra-parties shows their differences with regard to Russia, women's rights or climate change, and a la carte program to "content" public opinion