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Larger-than-expected fall hits German April export figures »

Berlin  – German exports dropped more than expected in April, data released Tuesday showed, as Europe’s biggest economy battles to emerge from its deepest recession in more than six decades.

Depressed diabetics often neglect treatment »

Berlin  – Diabetic patients who have persistently high blood-sugar levels or experience sudden drops in blood glucose may be suffering from depression, the Berlin-based German Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Neurology Association (DGPPN) pointed out.

Stay by Thai ex-premier Thaksin in Germany triggers fury »

Berlin – A previously unnoticed sojourn by former Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra in Germany at the start of this year upset Bangkok and triggered fury in Berlin, a German newspaper reported Friday.

Shaded windows can prevent uncomfortable hot summer nights »

Berlin  – With high summer approaching in the northern hemisphere and temperatures rising, many people will be seeking refuge in the cool shade of their own four walls. But even inside a building temperatures can quickly reach 30 degrees Celsius or more, putting a strain on the heart and making it difficult to sleep.

Eyeglasses with ambitious look are in style »

Berlin  – Young people who care about style are buying a particular type of glasses for summer. They have prominent frames and fit well into an overall ambitious look.

The sweatshirt makes a comeback »

Berlin  – The sweatshirt was one of the most popular items of clothing in the 1980s and now it’s making a return in a new look.

Berlin museum resists Jewish call for return of gold »

Berlin  – A Berlin museum is refusing to return a priceless collection of 42 medieval golden containers, arguing that the German state of Prussia bought them fair and square from the four Jewish art dealers who owned the treasures from 1930 to 1935.

Site of key ancient battle in western Germany fascinates tourists »

German Foreign Minister opposes Israeli settlement building »

Berlin  – German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier has demanded that Israel put an end to all settlement building in the occupied territories, in a newspaper interview published Saturday.

Breakthrough achieved in Berlin talks on Magna bid to save Opel »

Berlin  – Overnight talks on the future of carmaker Opel ended early Saturday with an agreement among the German federal and state governments, its parent firm General Motors (GM) Corp, buyer Magna International Inc and the US Treasury Department.