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Kapitulation des Rechts
03.02.2012
Deutschland muss italienische und griechische NS-Opfer und ihre Angehörigen nicht entschädigen.

Spionageschiff
17.01.2012
Die deutsche Kriegsmarine spioniert vor der Küste Syriens.

Von nationaler Bedeutung
28.09.2011
Eine Studie des IG Metall- Vorstands über den "militärischen Schiffbau" führt zu energischen Protesten.

Bertelsmann expandiert
25.08.2011
Die zu Bertelsmann gehörende RTL Group plant den Einstieg beim polnischen TV-Konzern TVN.

Partner in Asien
17.08.2011
Zur Stärkung der deutschen Position in Asien hat der Staatsminister im Auswärtigen Amt Werner Hoyer drei Staaten Südostasiens besucht.

Partner Vietnam
10.06.2011
Berlin strebt eine strategische Partnerschaft mit Vietnam an.

South Stream
22.03.2011
Die BASF-Tochter Wintershall beteiligt sich an der russischen Konkurrenz zur EU-Pipeline Nabucco.

Rasse
06.09.2010
Ein ehemaliger deutscher Bildungsminister plädiert für den Gebrauch des Wortes "Rasse" als Bezeichnung für Minderheiten.

Ungesühnt
20.08.2010
Das Massaker von Kunduz vom September 2009 bleibt ungesühnt.

Zwischen Russland und China
19.08.2010
Mit einer Reise in die Mongolei stärkt der deutsche Minister für Entwicklung die Stellung Berlins in Asien - gegen China.

Agents Posing as Development Workers
2012/01/24
ISLAMABAD/PULLACH
(Own report) - The German foreign spy agency camouflages its agents as development aid workers, even in war zones. This was exposed by concordant reports on the arrests of three agents of the German Federal Intelligence Service (BND) last week in the Pakistani border region with Afghanistan. It was reported that the three spies claimed . . .

The Choice of Means
2012/01/16
ISLAMABAD/WASHINGTON/BERLIN
(Own report) - In answer to the most recent threats of a putsch in Pakistan, Berlin and Washington have been intensifying their consultations on a common policy toward that country. In light of the West's announced withdrawal from Afghanistan, Pakistan's predominating military intends to tighten its grip over the country to enhance its influence in . . .

Under the EU Flag
2009/08/18
ISLAMABAD/BERLIN/LONDON
(Own report) - Government advisors in Berlin are calling for the activities of the British police and military in Pakistan to be placed under EU control. As recently formulated in a discussion paper of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), Brussels is, at the moment, developing only economic activities in this South . . .

The Next War (II)
2009/05/22
BERLIN/ISLAMABAD/WASHINGTON
(Own report) - The German government is contributing to the escalation of war in Pakistan with weaponry, military training and finances. As announced by the German Ministry of Defense, the German military (Bundeswehr) will broaden training programs for the Pakistani military to support its counterinsurgency efforts in the northwest of the country. The establishment of . . .

Without Perspectives
2008/10/27
BERLIN/ISLAMABAD
(Own report) - With his visit to the Middle East, the German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier is hoping to avert the bankruptcy of the state of Pakistan. Pakistan, where he arrives on Monday, is one of Germany's most important military allies in Asia. After months of serious economic difficulties, the country is facing bankruptcy in . . .

The Next War
2008/09/24
KABUL/ISLAMABAD/BERLIN
(Own report) - German Defense Ministry reports have made known that the German government is buttressing the extension of the Afghanistan War to Pakistan through millions of Euros for embedding civilians in military operations. According to these reports, Berlin and Brussels are earmarking large sums for "civilian-military" combat accessories ("Comprehensive Approach") in Pakistan. This is . . .

To Accomplish a Mission
2007/05/22
KABUL/PESHAWAR/BERLIN
(Own report) - Combat escalation in Afghanistan is causing the first fissures among German war parties. According to Ruediger Sagel, a politician of the Green Party, a change of course with the eventual withdrawal of German troops has to be considered, in light of the destabilization of the north of Afghanistan. Sagel, a parliamentarian of . . .

A Dirty Little Secret
2006/09/08
WASHINGTON/BERLIN/PARIS
(Own report) - American military circles are recommending a re-organization of all nations in the Middle East along ethnic lines. Loss of territory and drawing new borders will effect Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan among others. Through the complete dissolution of states, new actors will be created in international law, along . . .

End of Isolation
2005/10/27
ISLAMABAD/MUZAFFARABAD/BERLIN
(Own Report) - The Federal Armed Forces will participate at the NATO mission in the earthquake area in Pakistan with four army helicopters Type CH-53 GS. This was confirmed by the Federal Ministry of Defence. The contested intervention of the Western war alliance extends the regional sphere of action of the German army, which acts . . .

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