Germany
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ESA Probes German Home Strike After Rare Fireball Event
The European Space Agency is investigating a rare meteor strike in Koblenz, Germany, after fragments from a fireball punched a hole in a residential roof.
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Germany Inflation Dips to 1.9% in February 2026
Germany’s annual inflation rate fell to 1.9% in February 2026, down from 2.1% in January, driven by lower energy and moderating food prices.
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German Chancellor Merz Meets Trump to Address Iran Tensions
During his third visit to Washington, Chancellor Merz met with President Trump to deliberate on the rising conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran.
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German Chancellor Merz Navigates Iran Crisis After US-Israel Strikes
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is navigating a complex diplomatic landscape after recent US and Israeli strikes on Iran, joining European calls for de-escalation while maintaining contact with Israel.
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34th Anniversary of Armenian Army Commemorated in Germany
The Armenian Embassy in Germany hosted diplomats and defense officials to honor the 34th anniversary of the Armenian Army and its security role.
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Mey Real’s Rapid Property NFT Sell-Out Signals Shifting Investment Landscape
Mey Real’s recent successful sale of 1,400 tokenized property NFTs, with half the public allocation claimed within hours, highlights a surging demand for Real-World Asset (RWA) NFTs and fractional real estate ownership in Europe.
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Germany’s Emma Aicher Secures Olympic Silver in Downhill
German Alpine skier Emma Aicher clinched a silver medal in the women’s downhill at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games, finishing just 0.04 seconds behind American gold medalist Breezy Johnson.
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Berlin Brandenburg Airport Suspends Flights for Second Day Amid Black Ice
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) has suspended all flight operations for a second consecutive day, Friday, February 6, 2026, due to hazardous black ice and persistent freezing rain, causing widespread cancellations and delays with no clear timeline for resumption.
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Deutsche Bank Offices Searched in Money Laundering Probe, Reports Record CLO Year
German police searched Deutsche Bank offices as part of a money laundering probe on January 28, 2026, even as the bank released an optimistic report detailing record-breaking Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) activity in 2025 and a cautious outlook for 2026.
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Oilers Recall Josh Samanski Amid Olympic Nod, Eyes on NHL Debut
The Edmonton Oilers have recalled prospect Josh Samanski from their AHL affiliate, the Bakersfield Condors, for his anticipated NHL debut, following his selection to the German Olympic team. Isaac Howard was assigned to the Condors in a corresponding move.
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German Economy Faces Deepening Crisis Amid Bankruptcy Surge, Emigration
Germany’s economy shows signs of deep structural issues, with rising bankruptcies and significant emigration, despite official claims of ‘moderate growth.’ Concurrently, calls are intensifying for the repatriation of its substantial gold reserves from the U.S. amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.
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Syrian Interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s Germany Visit Canceled Amid Domestic Turmoil
Syrian interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa’s Germany visit is canceled amid Syria’s strife, with talks on refugee return and protests influencing the decision.
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Germany Mulls World Cup Boycott Amid US-Denmark Greenland Tariff Standoff
Germany is considering boycotting the 2026 FIFA World Cup after US President Trump escalated tariff threats against Denmark and other European nations over Greenland’s refusal to be sold. European leaders condemn the move as ‘blackmail,’ signaling a significant strain on…
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Germany Weighs World Cup Boycott After Trump’s Greenland Tariff Escalation
The 2026 FIFA World Cup faces political turmoil as US President Donald Trump’s escalating tariff threats against Denmark over Greenland prompt Germany to consider boycotting the tournament, straining transatlantic relations and raising concerns about sports politicization.
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Berlin Plunges into Darkness: ‘Politically Motivated’ Attack Blamed for Massive Power Outage
A widespread power outage affecting 45,000 homes and thousands of businesses in southwest Berlin has been attributed to a ‘politically motivated’ attack by left-wing extremists, sparking concerns over critical infrastructure security.