Bavaria
Russian return to G7 'unimaginable' for now: Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said May 21 a return of Russia to the Group of Seven major industrialised democracies was "unimaginable" as long as it flouts international law in Ukraine.
German spy agency 'helped US find bin Laden': report
Germany's foreign intelligence agency helped the CIA track down Osama bin Laden in Pakistan where US special forces killed the al-Qaeda leader, according to a German news report published May 17.
Germany 'restricts spy cooperation with NSA'
Germany?s secret service has severely restricted cooperation with its U.S. partner the NSA in response to a scandal over their alleged joint spying on European officials and companies, media reported on May 7.
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Seven-Week US Drills Involving Bulgaria to Start in May
The US Army is due to begin on May 1 the Combined Resolve IV drills at two German training grounds located in Bavaria.
Germany closed its eyes to US spying on European firms: report
The German chancellor's office has known since 2008 of US economic espionage targeting European companies such as Airbus but did not react, the Bild daily said April 27, citing intelligence agency documents.
German foreign minister rejects calls to invite Putin to G7 talks
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier dismissed on April 12 calls from the radical Left party to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to this year's summit of the Group of Seven industrial powers.
Senior member of Merkel's bloc resigns over Greek bailout
A senior member of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative bloc announced Tuesday he was stepping down in a dispute over the government's response to Greece's debt woes.
Peter Gauweiler, a well-known euroskeptic and outspoken critic of euro bailout funds, said he was quitting both his seat in parliament and his position as his Bavaria-based party's deputy leader.
Bavaria’s most dreamy city
It is one of Bavaria’s most beautiful cities, built on the bank of the Tauber river. Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a city where one may think that time has stopped, many a century ago.
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A German king, a Greek crown, historic roots of troubled ties
Greece has railed against what it sees as German dominance since the 2010 start of the eurozone financial crisis, but antagonism between the two countries can be traced back to the 19th century.
Historians point to the mid-1800s for spurring resentment in a newly-independent Greece, when a king from the southern German region of Bavaria ascended to the Greek throne.
Merk: Serbia has Bavaria's support on its EU path
BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Interior Affairs Nebojsa Stefanovic conferred with Minister for European Affairs and International Relations of the State of Bavaria Beate Merk who underscored that Serbia can count on Bavaria's support on its EU path, primarily through inter-police cooperation.
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