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Europe must play lead role in combating terrorism, says Modi in Berlin

Modi struck a warning note against moves towards protectionism

Refugee crisis: How are things in Germany after two years

Many theaters have taken their engagement a step further, reshaping themselves into political action

Explosive parcel recovered at German finance ministry 'sent from Greece'

Greece's interior ministry said authorities in both countries were working together on the case

Germany wants Greece in euro zone, IMF says no special deals

IMF remained firm that it could not cut any special deals for the crisis-hit country

Germany elects 'anti-Trump' Steinmeier as new president

Steinmeier received 931 of 1,239 valid votes

Strong industry orders set Germany up for buoyant 2017 start

In a sign of boost in private consumption, nominal wages rose 2.3% in 2016

Germany defends car industry after Trump assault

Sigmar Gabriel says, US carmakers will be affected if components would subject to higher duties

Strong German industry output, exports point to Q4 rebound

The Federal Statistics Office will publish preliminary GDP growth data for 2016 on Thursday

German deputy FM seeks 'prudent' start of an exit from ECB stimulus

The ECB aims for inflation of just under 2 per cent, but it has undershot its target for years

Germany arrests Tunisian who dined with market attacker

Tunisian had known Anis Amri since the end of 2015

German police search locations linked to Berlin attacker

The attack killed 12 people and left dozens more injured

German right-wing populist AfD party surges after attack

Prime suspect in assault on Berlin Christmas market incident was a failed Tunisian asylum seeker

Germany truck rampage: Authorities hunts for attacker after IS claims responsibility

Twenty-four injured remained in hospital, 14 of whom were in critical condition, according to de Maiziere

Germany eyes over 1 mn Indian tourists every year

Germany is conducting roadshows across the country to promote itself as a tourist destination

Merkel has been an outstanding partner says Obama

Obama acknowledged that Merkel will have big international burdens to shoulder if she decides to run again

Germany denies protectionism

A German deputy economy minister said the country isn't drifting toward protectionism, responding to Chinese government calls for Germany to be open to foreign investment.Germany remains "one of the most open economies in the world," even as it scrutinizes Chinese takeovers in some technology sectors, Matthias Machnig said in a Bloomberg Television interview from Hong Kong on Friday. He rejected the notion that Chancellor Angela Merkel's government is engaging in "a kind of new protectionism"."This is not true," said Machnig, whose ministry reviews foreign private investment in Germany. "We had, let's say, 300 companies and mergers and acquisitions from Chinese companies in the last year. Two or three are now discussed because of security reasons or military questions."Germany last month opened reviews of Chinese takeover offers for semiconductor supplier Aixtron and the general lamps division of Osram Licht. Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel earlier this year voiced opposition to a purc

Germany bomb plot suspect found dead in cell: Authorities

Jaber Albakr, 22, was discovered hanged in his jail cell in the eastern city of Leipzig

Surprisingly strong German industry orders allay growth concerns

It has provided some relief after a batch of weak data in July which had raised concern that German economy could be heading towards a sharp slowdown

German business morale shrugs off Brexit to hit 28-month high: Survey

Breakdown of the headline figure showed that sentiment had improved significantly in construction, manufacturing, wholesaling and retailing

Angela Merkel unhappy with German state election result

She said that federal policy issues, particularly the refugee policy, had overridden everything else in the election