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A consensus is gathering pace in Europe against the controversial and painful austerity policies that are being driven by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Germany on Wednesday promised to double its police-training force in Afghanistan as part of a European effort to boost a mission that so far has been "disastrous," according to a range of experts and politicians.
German politicians delivered a brutal assessment of U.S. President George W. Bush's eight years in office shortly before his arrival in Berlin.
Sudan has refused to give an entry visa to former German Foreign Ministry official Kerstin Muller.
Discussions are under way about the $100 million U.S. Caspian Guard project, which is aimed at providing security for Caspian oil resources. Washington official
Germany's system of deposits to reward recycling has become the center of a conflict with the European Union over regulations that keep out foreign goods.
German Transportation Minister Manfred Stolpe said he may restrict tax breaks for heavy trucks because too many SUVs are slipping into the category.
The German cabinet reached a compromise Tuesday on contentious new greenhouse gas emissions standards.
German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder is set to push for a decision Monday about new greenhouse-gas emissions standards.
Tension is building in Germany over plans to use artificial fog to protect the country's 18 nuclear power plants from terror attacks.
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