Chancellor Angela Merkel’s remarks about the ‘failure of multiculturalism’ in the country suggest a shift in attitude to foreigners.
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/ 13 September 2010
Would you sacrifice your testicles, stomach fat or ears for high-class cuisine?
Spectre of nepotism rears its head as president meets Daewoo boss before shipping pact is inked.
With government meetings reduced to slanging matches, Germany’s chancellor is losing power.
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/ 27 November 2009
For 23 years a man was wrongly diagnosed to be in a coma, until a neurologist rescued him, writes Kate Connolly.
The Desertec project aims to build solar power plants in several locations in North Africa.
Protests grow as chocolate treats with toys inside are labelled health hazard, writes Kate Connolly.
Quentin Tarantino, the master of bloodbath cinema, is to give his trademark comic-book treatment to the Nazis and World War II.
Elisabeth Fritzl, the Austrian woman who was held hostage in a cellar by her father for 24 years, has begun to tell her story to prosecutors.
A German orchestra has dropped a composition from its programme after its members claimed the music was so loud that it gave them ear problems and headaches. The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (BR) said it had little choice but to drop the world premiere of Swedish-Israeli composer Dror Feiler’s Halat Hisar (State of Siege).