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Brandenburg's state premier Dietmar Woidke from the SPD, seen here casting his ballot, has vowed to resign if the AfD wins
Europe

Scholz's Party Beats Far-right AfD In East German State Vote: Projections

Intel is postponing a project in the eastern German city of Magdeburg, along with another one in Poland, by around two years due to lower expected demand
Europe

Germany's Scholz Disappointed By Delay To Intel Chip Plant

Intel has delayed two mega chip-making factories in Germany and Poland
Business

Intel Delays Germany, Poland Chip Factories For Two Years

Germany will expand border controls with all its nine neighbours
Europe

Germany Expands Border Controls To Curb Migrant Arrivals

Officials warned there was a risk that other sections of the Carola Bridge in Dresden were at risk of falling
Europe

Bridge Partially Collapses In Germany, No Injuries

The exchange of gunfire sparked panic and a widespread police lockdown
Europe

Munich Police Kill Gunman Suspected Of Targeting Israel Consulate

The end of government incentives has hurt sales of EVs in Germany
Europe

German Car Sales Plunge In August As EV Slump Worsens

Jens-Christian Wagner says the rise of the anti-immigration party reflects a hardening of attitudes that could spell new dangers
Europe

Rise Of Germany's Far-right AfD Stokes Fears At Concentration Camp Site

Bjoern Hoecke (L) delivered the far-right AfD's biggest victory to date in Thuringia's regional elections
Europe

Joy, Dark Fears As Far-right AfD Wins East German Vote

Volkswagen warned its employees of possible job cuts and factory closures, including in Germany
Business

Volkswagen Mulls Plant Closures And Job Cuts In Germany

Sahra Wagenknecht said her BSW party's success in the regional elections was down to concerns over war and peace
Europe

Election Outcome Highlights Germany's Ukraine War Problem

'People simply don't want to be deceived anymore,' said Jonas Duenzel, an AfD candidate in the Saxony election
Europe

In Germany's Industrial East, Old Traumas Boost Far Right

Friday's attack left three people dead and eight others injured
Europe

Scholz Says Deadly Knife Attack Was 'Against Us All'

Veterinarians were caring for the new-born panda cubs at the zoo
Europe

Berlin Zoo Panda Gives Birth To Twins For Second Time

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Europe

At least 30 injured, 2 seriously, in Ferris wheel fire at music festival in Germany

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