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Dispute over

GERMAN flag carrier Lufthansa reached a pay accord with workers, resolving a bitter dispute that resulted in strikes which grounded hundreds of flights.
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Lobster homes

NEW wind farms off Germany's North Sea coast will provide an ideal habitat that could help restore the lobster population that bombing during World War II drove away.
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Amazon cloud

ONLINE powerhouse Amazon is stepping up its European cloud presence with the creation of a development centre in Germany. 
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Wolves return

WOLVES have been absent from Germany for nearly a century, but over the past decade, they've returned to Brandenburg and some 160 wolves rove near the capital Berlin. 
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Islam unwanted

A MAJOR study of attitudes towards religion says that half of all Germans believe that Islam does not fit into the Western world.
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Wheat exports

GERMANY exported 119,653 tonnes of wheat to Iran in February, figures from the German statistics agency showed.
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Nazi trial

A GERMAN neo-Nazi’s murder trial over the killings of 10 people has raised questions about links between the police and the intelligence services with the extreme right. 
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Exhibit outrage

GERMANS are outraged at an exhibition of German 19th century art in the Louvre museum in Paris which they say misconstrues their nation's cultural and historical development.
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Algae power

THE world’s first ever algae-powered building is being created in Hamburg. Designed by engineering multinational firm Arup, the company says it’s the future of skyscrapers.
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Quick bite

TWENTY people were taken to hospital as a precaution after eating from a box of sandwiches left on the doorstep of a company in the town of Vechta.
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Old bones

PALEONTOLOGISTS uncovered fossilised bones of a Europasaurus, a dinosaur named in honour of European unity, in a stone block found in the Harz region of Germany.
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Amazon protest

HUNDREDS of workers at the biggest German-based site of Amazon, which employs more than 3,000 staff, demonstrated for better working conditions.
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Poor Germany

THE ‘poorest’ households in the Eurozone are in Germany, whereas those in Luxembourg and Cyprus top the list as the wealthiest according to a European Central Bank study. Less property ownership is given as the reason.
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No spots

A STUDY confirms a shortage of spots for master's degree programmes in German universities. Up to 36,000 bachelor degree students may not find a spot by 2016.
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Tax FBI

GERMANY'S finance minister said he would welcome the state setting up a ‘tax FBI’ in order to make it more difficult for people to stash money in tax havens abroad.
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