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Oil, Diamonds And Mar-a-Lago: Satirical Cartoon Shows How Trump Allegedly Sees The World
The cartoon offers an exaggerated view of how US President Donald Trump might see the world.
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Panama Papers Whistleblower Says Russia "Wants Me Dead"
The whistleblower behind the "Panama Papers" which revealed major tax evasion and fraud worldwide said he feared Russian retribution, in an interview published Saturday by Germany's Der Spiegel.
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Top German Journalist Admits To Faking Stories For Years
Germany's respected news weekly Der Spiegel stunned the media world on Wednesday by revealing that one of its award-winning reporters had for years falsified stories.
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Donald Trump Beheading Statue Of Liberty Cover Sparks Criticism
German news magazine Der Spiegel sparked controversy Saturday with a cover depicting US President Donald Trump holding the severed head of the Statue of Liberty in one hand and a bloodied knife in the other.
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High-Ranking Taliban Member Sought Asylum In Germany
German weekly Der Spiegel reports that a high-ranking Taliban member recently tried to enter Germany and apply for asylum.
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'Please Don't Go,' German Weekly Tells Britain
Germany's top selling weekly today begged Britons to stay in the European Union, in a special issue published less than two weeks ahead of the June 23 referendum.
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Syria, Migrant Crisis Coverage Wins War Correspondents Prizes
France's prestigious Bayeux-Calvados award for war correspondents on Saturday honoured journalists covering conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, as well as Europe's worst migrant crisis since World War II.
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Airbus Admits 'Assembly Quality Problem' After A400M Crash
Analysis of the flight recorders of the A400M which crashed in Spain on May 9, killing four, indicated there were no structural faults but assembly quality problems, a senior Airbus executive said in a newspaper interview to appear on Friday.
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Prosecutors Search 5 Doctors' Offices in Germanwings Crash Probe: German Daily
German prosecutors searched the offices of five doctors whose help was sought by the co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a Germanwings plane in the French Alps, a German magazine said on today.
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MH17 Prosecutor Open to Theory Another Plane Shot Down Airliner: Media Report
Dutch prosecutors investigating the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 believe the aircraft might have been shot down from the air but that a ground-to-air missile attack is more likely, a senior prosecutor said in a German media interview.
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ECB holds rates, assesses inflation 'danger zone'
The European Central Bank (ECB) left interest rates at a record low on Thursday, holding off fresh action for now while it assesses whether it needs to respond to cost-of-living numbers weak enough to raise concerns about deflation.
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Volkswagen CEO to take 20 per cent pay cut in 2012: report
Volkswagen AG Chief Executive Martin Winterkorn will be paid 14 million euros for 2012, 20 per cent less than the previous year, German magazine Der Spiegel reported.
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Merkel tries to calm storms over Greece, ECB policy
Domestic criticism has narrowed Merkel's room for manoeuvre when Greece is in dire need of more aid.
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ECB says bond-buy speculation is misleading
The European Central Bank on Monday sought to quash speculation about the shape its planned bond-buying programme will take, saying that it is misleading to talk about decisions not yet taken.
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Greece now in 'Great Depression', PM says
The Greek PM was speaking before a team of lenders arrive in Athens to push for further cuts.
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Oil, Diamonds And Mar-a-Lago: Satirical Cartoon Shows How Trump Allegedly Sees The World
The cartoon offers an exaggerated view of how US President Donald Trump might see the world.
-
Panama Papers Whistleblower Says Russia "Wants Me Dead"
The whistleblower behind the "Panama Papers" which revealed major tax evasion and fraud worldwide said he feared Russian retribution, in an interview published Saturday by Germany's Der Spiegel.
-
Top German Journalist Admits To Faking Stories For Years
Germany's respected news weekly Der Spiegel stunned the media world on Wednesday by revealing that one of its award-winning reporters had for years falsified stories.
-
Donald Trump Beheading Statue Of Liberty Cover Sparks Criticism
German news magazine Der Spiegel sparked controversy Saturday with a cover depicting US President Donald Trump holding the severed head of the Statue of Liberty in one hand and a bloodied knife in the other.
-
High-Ranking Taliban Member Sought Asylum In Germany
German weekly Der Spiegel reports that a high-ranking Taliban member recently tried to enter Germany and apply for asylum.
-
'Please Don't Go,' German Weekly Tells Britain
Germany's top selling weekly today begged Britons to stay in the European Union, in a special issue published less than two weeks ahead of the June 23 referendum.
-
Syria, Migrant Crisis Coverage Wins War Correspondents Prizes
France's prestigious Bayeux-Calvados award for war correspondents on Saturday honoured journalists covering conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, as well as Europe's worst migrant crisis since World War II.
-
Airbus Admits 'Assembly Quality Problem' After A400M Crash
Analysis of the flight recorders of the A400M which crashed in Spain on May 9, killing four, indicated there were no structural faults but assembly quality problems, a senior Airbus executive said in a newspaper interview to appear on Friday.
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Prosecutors Search 5 Doctors' Offices in Germanwings Crash Probe: German Daily
German prosecutors searched the offices of five doctors whose help was sought by the co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a Germanwings plane in the French Alps, a German magazine said on today.
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MH17 Prosecutor Open to Theory Another Plane Shot Down Airliner: Media Report
Dutch prosecutors investigating the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 believe the aircraft might have been shot down from the air but that a ground-to-air missile attack is more likely, a senior prosecutor said in a German media interview.
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ECB holds rates, assesses inflation 'danger zone'
The European Central Bank (ECB) left interest rates at a record low on Thursday, holding off fresh action for now while it assesses whether it needs to respond to cost-of-living numbers weak enough to raise concerns about deflation.
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Volkswagen CEO to take 20 per cent pay cut in 2012: report
Volkswagen AG Chief Executive Martin Winterkorn will be paid 14 million euros for 2012, 20 per cent less than the previous year, German magazine Der Spiegel reported.
-
Merkel tries to calm storms over Greece, ECB policy
Domestic criticism has narrowed Merkel's room for manoeuvre when Greece is in dire need of more aid.
-
ECB says bond-buy speculation is misleading
The European Central Bank on Monday sought to quash speculation about the shape its planned bond-buying programme will take, saying that it is misleading to talk about decisions not yet taken.
-
Greece now in 'Great Depression', PM says
The Greek PM was speaking before a team of lenders arrive in Athens to push for further cuts.
