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In Germany's Industrial East, Old Traumas Boost Far Right

In the relatively well-off city of Zwickau, in Germany's former communist east, economic uncertainty and a turbulent history have combined to drive support for the far right ahead of a key regional election.

International Business Times

Far Right Poised For Gains At Key German Regional Polls

Voters in two former East German states will go to the polls Sunday in what could be a bad night for Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government, with the far-right AfD expected to make big gains.

International Business Times

As the far right rises in eastern Germany, companies struggle to attract skilled foreign workers

As the far-right Alternative for Germany gains more power in eastern Germany, companies there find it increasingly hard to attract the skilled foreign workers they desperately need

The Independent UK

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UK's Starmer In Germany For First Bilateral Trip As PM

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin on Wednesday to discuss a new partnership between the countries, on his first bilateral trip since taking office last month.

International Business Times

Starmer In Germany For First Bilateral Trip As UK PM

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer landed in Berlin late Tuesday ahead of talks with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, in his first bilateral trip since taking office last month.

International Business Times

Keir Starmer vows to ‘turn a corner on Brexit’ before Germany trip

PM says trip is part of wider efforts to restore ‘broken relationships’ with EU countries

The Guardian - UK

'Richly decorated weapon' from Edo Japan unearthed in World War II rubble in Germany

The 17th-century sword was found in a cellar that was destroyed during World War II, but it's unknown how it ended up there.

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Germany's newest panda twins thrive during first 5 days in Berlin Zoo

Germany’s newest panda twins are thriving at the Berlin Zoo

The Independent UK

Solingen attack: German chancellor holds talks with opposition

Olaf Scholz discusses immigration policy with CDU leader after three killed in last week’s attack

The Guardian - UK

Rising Concerns Over Racism And Far-Right Extremism In Germany

Incident in Erfurt, Germany sheds light on racism faced by Black individuals; far-right ideologies in Thuringia pose challenges.

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Ryan Gauld and Ben Doak selected for Scotland’s Nations League double-header

The squad announcement is Scotland’s first since their disappointing Euro 2024 group stage exit in Germany.

The Independent UK

US-bound flight forced into emergency landing at Scottish airport

A PASSENGER plane travelling to America from Germany has made an emergency landing in Scotland ...

The National (Scotland)

Being Black in Germany has never been easy – Elections could make it harder still

It was a balmy summer night in 2020, shortly after the lifting of Germany’s first COVID-19 lockdown, and Omar Diallo and two friends from his home country of Guinea wanted to celebrate Eid al-Adha, the Muslim festival of sacrifice.

The Independent UK

As the far right gains ground, Germany deserves better from its mainstream politicians

It’s not just the AfD that poses a major threat in this weekend’s regional elections – while traditional moderate parties are failing to inspire voters, says commentator and broadcaster John Kampfner

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'Just 18 months ago, I was wondering whether I would ever play football again' - Manuel Neuer reflects on a remarkable career during emotional Germany retirement announcement

Manuel Neuer has announced his departure from the national team

The Independent UK

Pennsylvania museum to sell painting in settlement with heirs of Jewish family that fled the Nazis

A Pennsylvania museum has agreed to sell a 16th century portrait that once belonged to a Jewish family that was forced to part with it while fleeing Nazi Germany

The National (Scotland)

Where now for Steve Clarke and Scotland after sorry Euro 2024 failure?

Steve Clarke will announce his Scotland squad since the Euro 2024 finals tomorrow - but what does the future hold for him and the national team?

The Guardian - UK

Thank you, Sven: what it was like watching Eriksson’s England win 5-1 in Munich

A moment of silence in the away end will always resonate for me when England’s first overseas manager comes to mind

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International Business Times

Knife Attack Fuels Bitter German Immigration Debate

Vivienne Vetter is furious at what she says is an unchecked flood of refugees into her German city of Solingen, blaming it for a deadly knife rampage by a Syrian man.

The Independent UK

One of the very best – Michael Owen leads tributes to Sven-Goran Eriksson

The highlight of Eriksson’s England reign was a 5-1 rout of Germany in Munich in 2001, with Owen scoring a hat-trick.

The Independent UK

Sven-Goran Eriksson’s family thanks football for support after his death

Eriksson died on Monday aged 76.

Top News

WHO Launches Plan To Control Mpox Outbreak In Africa

WHO launches a plan to combat mpox outbreaks in Africa, with Germany donating vaccines to help Congo amid rising cases and deaths.

The Guardian - UK

German chancellor pledges swifter deportations in wake of Solingen attack

Olaf Scholz also promises tougher weapons laws after three killed in last week’s rampage

The Conversation

All politicians change their minds – and have been flip-flopping on positions for hundreds of years

People change their opinions. As my husband says, “I always reserve the right to get smarter,” paraphrasing Konrad Adenauer, the former chancellor of Germany.

International Business Times

Scholz Says Deadly Knife Attack Was 'Against Us All'

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Monday called last week's deadly knife attack an act "terrorism against us all" and pledged swift action to tighten weapons controls.

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