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When the current Pope Benedict XVI was an archbishop in Germany, a known paedophile priest was accepted into his diocese. The priest later again sexually abused minors. »
German archbishop renews abuse apology after meeting with pope
Megan Williams on the latest attempts to tackle abuse in the Church (12.03.2010)
Pope meets Germany's top bishop for talks on child sex abuse cases (13.03.2010)
As Guido Westerwelle wraps up his trip through South America, the foreign minister is accused of pursuing personal interests in choosing his accompanying business delegation. But how are these delegations really chosen? »
Uwe Hessler on the accusations surrounding Westerwelle (12.03.2010)
German foreign minister faces allegations of nepotism (12.03.2010)
Four German Muslim groups are still considering a boycot of the German-Islam Conference.»
Lena Meyer-Landrut, 18, is Germany's big hope at this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo.»
On 'world day against cyber censorship' Reporters without Borders warns against Web controls.»
German federal police say they have noticed a disturbing new trend in human trafficking. Some Nigerian traffickers are manipulating a belief in a traditional religion related to voodoo to intimidate their victims. »
German police raid 600 brothels
The finance crisis has hit young IT start-ups in Germany hard. The times when investors pumped millions into young companies are over, and the aspirations of German entrepreneurs have become much more modest. »
CeBIT opens seeking new image: Let's talk
At the Bahrain practice session, Germany's Rosberg won the race and Schumacher came third.»
Vancouver hosts the Winter Paralympics from Friday with a host of disabled stars battling for glory.»
The DFB board unanimously voted to support president Theo Zwanziger amid a referee scandal.»
When Madrid announced plans to build a centralized nuclear waste repository last year, more than 100 towns surged forward to offer their land. There are now just a few in the running. But what's in it for the winner? »
What's good, what's bad about nuclear power?
The European Union is close to reaching a free trade deal with Colombia. But human rights watchdogs, trade union organizations and some politicians believe the agreement would send all the wrong signals to Bogota. »
Clinton's Latin America tour aims to boost reengagement with region
On Thursday evening, lit.COLOGNE, Germany's most prestigious literature festival, brought together Chinese artist Ai Weiwei and Nobel laureate Herta Mueller. Both use art to examine the impact of dictatorship. »
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