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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Germany: 500,000 birds culled as flu spreads
Dozens of cases of bird flu have been reported across the country, especially in north-eastern regions. The virus isn't particularly dangerous for humans, but could result in higher prices for poultry and eggs.
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Germany downplays impact of postponed China trip
The German government has been insisting that ties with Beijing remain stable despite Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul's last-minute decision to delay his planned visit to China.
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Germany news: Hamburgers are happiest Germans, study says
A new study finds life satisfaction in eastern Germany rising faster than in the west, although Hamburg is the happiest city. Meanwhile, Germany's domestic spy agency warns of rising espionage and sabotage.
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Italian court approves extradition in Nord Stream case
A court in Italy has given the go-ahead to extradite a Ukrainian suspect to Germany over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage. The gas delivery route was long seen as a symbol of Germany's overreliance on Russian fuel.
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Germany news: Munich votes in favor of Olympics bid
Residents in the city of Munich have voted in favor of bidding to host the Olympics in 2036, 2040 or 2044. Meanwhile, Germany's police union has called for tighter security at train stations. DW has more.
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Is Germany's far-right populist AfD party spying for Russia?
Lawmakers accuse the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party of using its parliamentary powers to gather intelligence on Germany's critical infrastructure to share it with Russia.
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Germany to ramp up aerial surveillance of Russian submarines
Germany is set to acquire advanced reconnaissance aircraft to join the UK and other NATO members track Russian submarines in the north Atlantic. Submarine activity has increased in recent years, experts say.
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Decaying Goebbels holiday villa will open to tourists
The state of Berlin couldn't give away the decrepit former lakeside villa built for Nazi propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels. But now a local municipality will offer guided tours of the site.
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