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How fall of the Berlin Wall paved way for Germany’s populists

Today many Easterners can't help but feel they were merely absorbed by their more wealthy, Western neighbors, rather than joining as equal partners.

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"Tough" coaltion talks continue in Germany

German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrived on Sunday for what many hope are her last round of talks with the Social Democrats.

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German parliament extends ban on migrant reunions

Reunification bill paves the way for a new migrant plan this summer.

Germany

German government blasts 'unjustifiable' fume tests on humans

BMW Group and Daimler claim they were not aware the exhaust fumes tests were being tested on humans and monkeys — while Volkswagen concedes some of its employees may have been aware of the testing at the time.

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Pro-Kurdish demonstration in Germany

Thousands protest in Cologne against Turkish military offensive in northern Syria

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State of the Union: Merkel's better week

This is State of the Union, euronews' weekly roundup of the big stories and the big issues facing the EU-28 over the past seven days.

Bulgaria

EU seeks compromise on migrant quotas

Just weeks into 2018 and the migrant crisis shows little sign of letting up. Greece and Italy are at the forefront of the Mediterranean influx and Europe is struggling to reform asylum rules ahead of a June deadline.

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Member of Germany’s far-right AfD party ‘converts to Islam’

Arthur Wagner was a former politician with Germany’s anti-Islam party. Now he’s resigned his post and taken up the religion himself.

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SPD base could veto German coalition

Germany is inching closer toward forming a new government. The Social Democrats led by Martin Schulz narrowly voted on Sunday to start talks with Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats. If talks go well, Merkel could begin her fourth term as Chancellor by April.

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Brief: Germany's grand coalition and Palestine's big ask

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital.

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Flora Robotica: The team of European scientists putting plants and machines together to construct the buildings of the future

Using robots and plants, scientists, architects and robotics researchers are trying to find a way to grow green cities out of the ground.

Germany

Refugee numbers in Germany dropped dramatically in 2017

186,644 asylum seekers were registered last year, a drop of more than 100,000 from 2016. The Germany Interior Ministry says is shows the height of the crisis has been "overcome."

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Green News

24 Hours in Berlin

City guide: where to eat, sleep, drink and think in 2018 in Berlin.

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: EU at heart of German talks, Farage meets Barnier

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From snow to sunshine: Europe's chaotic winter weather

From snow in Spain, to rising French and German rivers: Europe struggles under winter weather, but in Hungary temperatures hit unusual highs.

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Europe 'fundamental' in Germany's coalition talks

Europe finds itself at the heart of negotiations to form next government

Germany

Germany's Merkel battles for survival in 'last-ditch' talks with SPD

The CDU-CSU are in preliminary talks with the Social Democrats (SPD) in what some are labelling a last chance to form a stable coalition in Germany.

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Angela Merkel launches new round of preliminary coalition talks

Some think this is Angela Merkel's last chance at forming a coalition.

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Turkey and Germany meet to ease tensions

German and Turkish Foreign ministers have been meeting in order to improve relations following a series of conflicts over the past year.