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Warsaw recalls Eurocorps commander amid intelligence probe

Poland's defence ministry on Wednesday said it had recalled the Polish commander of the Eurocorps force, an intergovernmental European military body, and announced it was investigating the army general

Heavy snowfall in Germany causes traffic deaths

German arrested in France for holding wife captive for 12 years

French police on Monday said they had arrested a 55-year-old German national after his wife was discovered naked and with broken bones following 12 years in captivity at the couple's home

Tony Bennett, last of classic American crooners, died at 96

Tony Bennett, the last in a generation of classic American crooners whose ceaselessly cheery spirit bridged generations to make him a hitmaker across seven decades, died Friday in New York. He was 96

Tunisians dream of moving to Germany as crisis bites

Pentagon Says Setting Up Security Assistance Group for Ukraine Headquartered in Wiesbaden

The United States is establishing a new security assistance group for Ukraine to coordinate allies' efforts and maintain the level of military aid being sent to the country amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, Department of Defense spokesperson Sabrina Singh said on Friday

Russia wins Chinese backing in showdown over Ukraine

Frankfurt upset as Bundesliga teams struggle in German Cup

Bundesliga sides Frankfurt and Mainz upset in German Cup

Haaland hits hat-trick as holders Dortmund march on in German Cup

Marsch makes winning start as RB Leipzig romp to German Cup victory

Jesse Marsch made a succesful start in his maiden competitive game as head coach of RB Leipzig with a 4-0 away romp at second division Sandhausen on Saturday in the first round of the German Cup

Germany Investigates 20 Police Officers for Participating in Far-Right Chat Rooms

The Frankfurt prosecutor's office and the Wiesbaden criminal department in the German state of Hesse are investigating 20 police officers, one former and 19 current, for participating in far-right chat rooms, the authorities said Wednesday

Ukrainian Nazis Look Well Organized, People Forget History Lessons - US WWII Veteran

Ukrainian nationalists look well organized, they do not learn from history, as Nazi supporters around the world, US veteran of World War II and Holocaust survivor Frank Kohn told Sputnik on Friday

US affirms Germany ties with troop level boost

US to station 500 more military personnel in Germany: defense secretary

Australia women's football team to play against Germany for Olympic preparation

'Corona-Pandemie,' 'Lockdown' Picked as Germany's Words of Year

Football: German Cup results

Protests against virus restrictions in Germany, Poland

Several thousand people protested in German cities on Saturday against measures imposed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, while hundreds marched in the Polish capital Warsaw

Trump plan to slash US troops sparks concern in Germany

German plexiglass firm churns out virus shields

German police seek motive in car ramming

German authorities scrambled Tuesday to determine the motives of a man who ploughed his car into a carnival procession, injuring dozens and further unsettling a country rocked by a fatal mass shooting last week

Russian Consul Hopes Culture to Nurture Better Political Dialogue With Germany

The Russian consul general in Frankfurt told Sputnik he expected political ties between Russia and Germany to improve soon but said he would focus on promoting their joint heritage

Thomas Cook's German Unit Seeks Government Bailout

The German arm of the failed Thomas Cook travel giant said Tuesday it was in talks with potential creditors and the government on a rescue deal