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25.10.2008, 19:34
A new movie opening this week in Berlin is set to spark debate on the morality of war and in particular the treatment of women in times of conflict.
29.10.2008, 15:11
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The debris from two days of organised violence against Jews in Nazi Germany almost seventy years ago has been discovered in what has been described as a major historical site.
10.11.2008, 10:14
November 9th is a bitter-sweet day for Germany and her people. On that day in 1918, Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated to mark Germany’s defeat and the end of World War I.
12.11.2008, 10:24
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The British Government stands accused of “double standards” on the emotive issue of asylum. While the Foreign Office in London has warned that 21 countries face humanitarian disasters, UK immigration officials have refused refuge to 77,000 fl
24.11.2008, 07:01
An Israeli court has sentenced a gang of neo-Nazis to up to seven years in jail for a series of violent attacks last year.
28.11.2008, 18:16
The population is dalling catastrophically, life expectancy is not rising and in the regions “social and economic deserts” are huge, reports British weekly magazine The Economist. The number of citizens of working age will only decrease, and i
29.11.2008, 20:19
Italians don’t feel safe anymore. Rising levels of petty crime and deprivation in some neighbourhoods and the increased immigrant presence in these areas have spurred residents and business people to band together and take the law into their own hands.
14.12.2008, 13:44
Predictions that Christmas lights wouldn’t shine as brightly in Frankfurt am Main this year are proving to be false. Although the yuletide market in Germany’s financial capital is half its normal size, it’s still packing a real punch – even in
Published: 17 November, 2008, 11:14
In these times of globalisation, mass mobility of people and interdependence, the International Day of Tolerance is a laudable exercise in trying to diffuse the problems arising from our advancement to a more pluralist society, says freelance writer Ciara
