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Alexander Zverev issued with penalty order over ‘abuse’ of ex-girlfriend

The Olympic men’s tennis champion Alexander Zverev has been issued a penalty order for bodily harm against his ex-girlfriend and fines totalling €450,000 (£392,000) by a court in Germany

The Guardian - UK

Olympics 1972: Tragic hostage-taking casts deep shadow over Munich Olympics

In 1972, at the height of the Cold War, the Federal Republic of Germany hosted the 20th Olympic Games in Munich. While the West German government wanted to use the "Games of Peace and Joy" to forget the memory of the Olympic Games organised by Adolf Hitler in Berlin in…

Radio France Internationale

Germany Considers Blocking Citizenship For Antisemites Amid Surge In Hate Crimes

Proposed legislation aims to combat rising antisemitism following Hamas attack on Israel.

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‘My mother’s neurosurgeon loved Berghain’: producer Sofia Kourtesis on love, loss and her debut album

The Peruvian artist left her country for Berlin to be comfortable in her sexuality – then family illness took her back. She’s poured the turmoil into one of the year’s best dance albums

The Guardian - UK

In Germany, the anti-immigrant left is on the rise. Will it hold back the far right – or help it?

Well-known MP Sahra Wagenknecht has announced plans for a new party that could shift the fragile balance of German politics, says Berlin-based writer Peter Kuras

The Guardian - UK

Sofia Kourtesis: Madres review – a hymn to dance music’s healing powers

Dedicated to her parents, the Berlin-based Peruvian’s joyous debut album is a masterclass in emotive electronic production

The Guardian - UK

Blind date: ‘The blue cheese took me on a journey. I spaced out for almost a full minute’

Blind Date goes to Berlin, where Niko, 33, a programmer, meets Alya, 27, a software product manager

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‘Complete censorship’: Germany’s Palestinian diaspora fights crackdown

From bans on rallies and flags to arrests and police profiling, Germany’s Palestinian community says it is under attack.

Al Jazeera

Prosecutors close investigation of Berlin aquarium collapse as the cause remains unclear

Prosecutors in Berlin say they have closed their investigation into the spectacular collapse of a huge aquarium last December after an expert report failed to pin down a reason why the tank burst

The Independent UK

Rise in antisemitism ‘brings Germans back to most horrific times’

Exclusive: Commissioner condemns incidents targeting Jews but supports ‘basic right’ to protest

The Guardian - UK

European rallies urge end to antisemitism as pro-Palestinian demonstrations continue worldwide

Thousands of people are gathering in Berlin and London to oppose antisemitism and support Israel

The Independent UK

Watch as hundreds gather in Berlin for Israel solidarity demo at Brandenburg Gate

Watch as hundreds of Israel supporters took part in a rally at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate on Sunday 22 October.

The Independent UK

London rabbi who lost family in West Bank shooting ‘feels safer in Israel than the UK’

Rabbi Leo Dee said the sight of people ‘marching in support of Hamas’ evoked images of Hitler and the Hitler Youth on the streets of Berlin.

Evening Standard

Rabbi who lost family in West Bank shooting ‘feels safer in Israel than the UK’

Rabbi Leo Dee said the sight of people ‘marching in support of Hamas’ evoked images of Hitler and the Hitler Youth on the streets of Berlin.

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‘A lot of pain’: Europe’s Jews fear rising antisemitism after Hamas attack

Protection of Jewish sites increased in towns and cities across continent after outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas

The Guardian - UK

Germany must face its issues over Israel and the past. Silencing a Palestinian author won’t help

The Frankfurt book fair’s cancelling of an award ceremony for Adania Shibli shows the risks of imposing one narrative on our cultural space, says Berlin-based journalist and author Hanno Hauenstein

Foreign Policy

The U.S. and Europe Need to Get Their Act Together on China

The West has wasted precious time in developing a common strategy.

The Guardian - UK

Olaf Scholz vows to fight antisemitism after Berlin synagogue firebombed

Germany’s chancellor expresses outrage after two molotov cocktails hurled at building

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Al Jazeera

‘Anti-Semitism has no place in Germany’: Scholz condemns synagogue attack

Chancellor Olaf Scholz vows that his country will fight rising anti-Semitism amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.

The Conversation

Amish culture prizes peace − but you wouldn’t necessarily know it from a stop in Amish Country tourist towns

Ohio’s Amish Country, located in the northeastern part of the state, draws over 4 million visitors every year – second only to Cedar Point amusement park as the Buckeye State’s most popular tourist attraction.

Evening Standard

Firebomb attack on Berlin synagogue as tensions rise in Middle East

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has condemned the attack and said the Jewish population will be protected

The Independent UK

A Berlin synagogue is attacked with firebombs while antisemitic incidents rise in Germany

Police in Germany say a Berlin synagogue has been attacked with Molotov cocktails

The Independent UK

‘I have never been so terrified’: Star of David graffitied on Berlin homes in echo of Nazi persecution

There has been an increase in both anti-semitic incidents since Hamas’ deadly attacks in Israel

The Independent UK

Far from Israel, Jews grieve and pray for peace in first Shabbat services since Hamas attack

Jews in communities far from Israel gathered at synagogues this weekend for their first Shabbat services since Hamas militants attacked Israel, igniting an ongoing war

Evening Standard

Choreographer MJ Harper: ‘Dancers are usually the last to leave and the least to get paid’

You’d think after conquering the worlds of dance and fashion, stage fright might be a thing of the past, but not so for choreographer MJ Harper, who opens up to Isobel Van Dyke on how their debut Frieze show is leaving them terrified — in the best possible way

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