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German federal properties remain empty in midst of housing shortage

More than 360,000 square metres of housing owned by the German federal government are vacant amidst a severe lack of housing in many German cities, information obtained by dpa showed. The properties amount to around several thousand flats which are supposed to house federal employees, according to the information. The government's property agency BIMA owns more than 18,000 square metres of vacant housing in Berlin alone. BIMA is one of the largest property owners in Germany. The figures were rev

Berlin
Germany
German
Left-party
German-council-of-property-professionals
Caren-lay
Finance-ministry
German-council
Property-professionals
German-bundestag
Vacant-properties

Putin 'could use chemical weapons on German cities'

Vladimir Putin could use chemical weapons on German cities if war with Nato breaks out, German MPs have been warned as the government steps up contingency planning for a global conflict.

Russia
Berlin
Germany
Salisbury
Mashonaland-east
Zimbabwe
Moscow
Moskva
Ukraine
German
Russian
Carsten-breuer

Fears over €10 kebabs go all the way to German parliament

It has always been a delicious – if slightly greasy – treat for Germans, perhaps even their national dish.

Greece
South-korea
Turkey
Berlin
Germany
Gesundbrunnen
Spain
United-kingdom
Turks
Greeks
Turkish
Spaniards

Thousands to march against right-wing extremism in Germany on weekend

German cities are expecting further large demonstrations against right-wing extremism over the weekend. Some 30,000 marchers are expected at a demonstration against the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in Dusseldorf at noon (1100 GMT) on Saturday. Larger events are also planned in Aachen, Mannheim and Marburg, as well as in other cities. In Osnabrück, Defence Minister Boris Pistorius plans to join marchers in the streets, while in Wittenberg, Saxony-Anhalt Premier Reiner Haseloff also plans to be a

Germany
Mannheim
Baden-wüberg
Hamburg
German
Reiner-haseloff
Frank-walter-steinmeier
Boris-pistorius
Ministry-of-the
Defence-minister-boris-pistorius
Saxony-anhalt-premier-reiner-haseloff
Federal-ministry

German farmers plan further protests over fuel subsidy cut

German farmers are planning further regional protests to keep pressure on Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition government to withdraw a planned cut to diesel fuel subsidies for the agricultural sector. Angry farmers have for weeks been protesting over the subsidy cuts, including with mass demonstrations in several German cities in which farmers blocked traffic with tractors and other pieces of farm equipment. A tractor convoy and rally are now planned in the western German city of Mainz on Thursda

Germany
Lower-saxony
Niedersachsen
German
Jochen-borchert
Olaf-scholz
Robert-habeck
Christian-lindner
Green-party
Chancellor-olaf-scholz
Vice-chancellor-robert-habeck
Finance-minister-christian-lindner

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