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- ‘Blond, blue eyes… everything fit’: Toni Kroos says he was labeled ‘NAZI’ after criticizing Ozil over Germany retirement
Real Madrid and Germany midfielder Toni Kroos has said he was perceived as a “Nazi” after he criticized former teammate Mesut Ozil over his bitter exit from international football. - ‘Exposing itself to suspicion’: German opposition MPs bash Merkel government over refusal to disclose information on Navalny caseMPs from Germany’s left-wing Die Linke party have accused the country’s government of acting suspiciously after it refused to answer most of their questions about legal assistance requested by Russia over the Navalny case.
- German doctor Mark Schmidt cops almost five years in prison and $191,000 fine for leading international blood doping ringThe German doctor at the center of a ring that helped athletes to make blood transfusions in a bid to enhance their performance at competitions has been jailed for four years and eight months by a Munich court.
- Germany warns US against imposing sanctions on Nord Stream 2, says no country has right to ‘dictate’ its energy policyGerman Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has warned the United States not to interfere with the completion of the Russian-led Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project, stressing that Europe has the right to choose its own energy sources.
- WATCH: Raging inferno CONSUMES warehouse in Bremen, Germany, sending vast plumes of black smoke skywardA ferocious inferno has ripped through a timber warehouse in the German port city of Bremen, forcing police to cordon the area off as firefighters battle the blaze.
- What pandemic? German minister blasted for wearing NO MASK to receive Covid-19 supplies AND flouting social distancing rulesGermany’s defense minister seems to have missed the memo on ‘social distancing’ and compulsory mask-wearing, showing up to receive a shipment of pandemic supplies wearing nothing on her face but a smile, prompting ridicule online.
- Volkswagen resumes production at Europe’s largest car factory after Covid-19 shutdownThe world’s largest carmaker, Volkswagen, resumed work on Monday at its biggest factory in Wolfsburg, Germany, amid eased coronavirus lockdown rules. VW says it wants to give workers time to adapt to new hygiene measures.
- Referee: Maradona could have been SENT OFF for SWEARING while the anthems were being sung before the 1990 World Cup final (VIDEO)The referee who took charge of the 1990 World Cup final between West Germany and Argentina said he could have sent off Argentinian legend Diego Maradona before a ball had even been kicked in the Italia '90 finale.
- ‘European race to allow tourist travel again leads to unacceptable risks’ – German foreign ministerGerman Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has warned that it is still too dangerous to rush to reopen European countries for tourists. He cited the example of a Covid-19 outbreak at an Austrian ski resort.
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