Month: March 2026

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Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Dies; Trump Expresses Relief
Politics

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Dies; Trump Expresses Relief

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Bayern Munich Dominate Union Berlin 4-0, Firm Up Bundesliga Lead
Sports

Bayern Munich Dominate Union Berlin 4-0, Firm Up Bundesliga Lead

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Oklo CEO Seeks to Introduce Small Modular Reactors in Germany Amid Policy and Safety Challenges
Economy / Finance

Oklo CEO Seeks to Introduce Small Modular Reactors in Germany Amid Policy and Safety Challenges

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Elversberg and Paderborn Tie for 2nd Bundesliga Lead After 27th‑Round Wins
Sports

Elversberg and Paderborn Tie for 2nd Bundesliga Lead After 27th‑Round Wins

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German Left Party Unveils Anti‑Antisemitism Motion Ahead of June Congress, Calling for a Two‑State Solution in the Middle East.
Politics

German Left Party Unveils Anti‑Antisemitism Motion Ahead of June Congress, Calling for a Two‑State Solution in the Middle East.

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NRW Deputy Premier Urges Deepfake Law Reform, Citing Collien Fernandes's Case to Strengthen Sexual Violence Defenses.
Politics

NRW Deputy Premier Urges Deepfake Law Reform, Citing Collien Fernandes’s Case to Strengthen Sexual Violence Defenses.

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Borussia Dortmund Secures Captain Emre Can With Contract Extension Through 2027 Amid Injury Recovery
Sports

Borussia Dortmund Secures Captain Emre Can With Contract Extension Through 2027 Amid Injury Recovery

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Enes Kanter Calls Erdogan a "New Chamenei" and Accuses Turkey of Siding With Russia and Iran amid Growing U.S. Division Concerns
Politics

Enes Kanter Calls Erdogan a “New Chamenei” and Accuses Turkey of Siding With Russia and Iran amid Growing U.S. Division Concerns

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Iran War Drives German New‑Contract Power Rates 15% Higher, Reaching 28¢/kWh
Economy / Finance

Iran War Drives German New‑Contract Power Rates 15% Higher, Reaching 28¢/kWh

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Survey Shows 90% of Workers Agree With Employers, Just 2% Fight for Their Rights
Politics

Survey Shows 90% of Workers Agree With Employers, Just 2% Fight for Their Rights

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