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Taking national security to the cloud
Some countries want to build their own cloud storage space.
Germans aren’t eager to commemorate WWI
Britain, France, and Belgium are commemorating the centenary of the outbreak of World War I this year — without the Germans.
Two economic powerhouses have a sit down
This week, the U.S. and Germany will sit down to talk economy.
Compared to its neighbors, more job prospects for youth in Germany
Youth unemployment sits at almost 24 percent across the EU. But in Germany, it's less than 8 percent.
Angela Merkel formally voted into third term as German chancellor
Today, the German Parliament confirmed arguably the most powerful leader in Europe for a new term.
IP trolls sue porn-watching Germans
In Germany, 10,000 people are getting letters from a law firm claiming they owe cash for watching pornographic videos online. And unique addresses of computer users are part of the legal filing.
Germany to get a new coalition government for Weihnachten
The lynchpin of the European economy is now on track for a new government by Christmas.
"If Spain had the capability of the NSA, they’d do it too."
The BBC's Tom Burridge takes the temperature of Spaniards in Madrid over allegations of NSA call-monitoring.
U.S. surveillance alienates allies
Allegations that the NSA tapped German Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone are threatening the relationship between Germany and America.
After elections, Germany’s economic policy will have far-reaching impact
Merkel's center-right bloc got an impressive share of the vote, but the pro-business party she's been in partnership with did poorly.