(Own report) - Critics of Germany's Bayer Corp. are calling for an investigation into deaths during Bayer's testing of medicines in India. In 2010, alone, at least five people died from side effects in the course of testing the new medicine Xarelto, which the company has hopes of making millions in turnovers. Bayer is carrying . . .

(Own report) - The first German-Indian Government Consultations, which opens today, will be used by Berlin to promote the creation of an alliance in opposition to an emerging China. The German ambassador to New Delhi considers this meeting "a milestone in the cooperation between the two countries." It should strengthen the existing "strategic partnership" between . . .

(Own report) - The German foreign minister will be visiting India for the next few days, to intensify cooperation with one of China's most important Asian rivals. The visit will be focused on the development of business relations, which, in spite of the ambitious targets set and pretentious accords reached, has lagged far behind business . . .

(Own report) - The Bayer Corporation of Germany is pushing its expansion into Asia with the sales of highly dangerous pesticides and is thereby accepting that the regional rural population could be seriously contaminated. As Malaysian specialists have been criticizing, Bayer is offering to India and other Asian states pesticides that the World Health Organization . . .

(Own report) - The German Chancellor has announced a further intensification of cooperation with India and is considering sending supplies from the German nuclear industry to the nuclear power state. This is the result of the recent meeting between Angela Merkel and the Indian Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh. Since some time, India has become the . . .

(Own report) - The German government intends to respond to the US furnishing arms to India, with an economic policy offensive and with having German clout more clearly felt in New Delhi. President George W. Bush recently announced that the USA would like to fortify India's nuclear potential and assured appropriate deliveries. These offers are . . .