Germany - Page 138

Britain Launches Process to Sell Eurostar Stake

Britain’s government officially launched on Monday an attempt to sell its 40-percent stake in Eurostar, the high-speed rail service connecting London with Paris and Brussels. It forms part the state’s plan to recoup £20 billion ($32.2 billion, 25.4 billion euros)

Britain Launches Process to Sell Eurostar Stake

Kurds, ISIS Supporters Clash in Streets of Germany

(AFP) Street clashes pitting Kurds against radical Muslims left 23 people wounded in Germany, police said Wednesday amid fears that fighting in Syria and Iraq could further inflame passions. Riot police used batons, pepper spray and water cannon to keep

Kurds, ISIS Supporters Clash in Streets of Germany

German Economists Slash Growth Forecast

BERLIN (AP) — Leading economic think tanks have slashed their growth forecast for Germany due to weak eurozone and global growth as well as uncertainty over the Ukraine crisis. The four economic institutes Thursday predict Europe’s biggest economy will expand

German Economists Slash Growth Forecast

Ugandan Doctor Hospitalised for Ebola in Germany

(AFP) A Ugandan doctor who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone was hospitalised on Friday in Frankfurt, becoming the second victim of the deadly virus to be treated in Germany. The man’s health is “very serious but stable”, said Timo Wolf,

Ugandan Doctor Hospitalised for Ebola in Germany

Trial Opens for Belgian Terror Suspects

ANTWERP, Belgium (AP) — A radical Muslim organization in Belgium was a terror group that brainwashed youngsters and sent them to fight in Syria, prosecutors said Monday as a trial started for dozens of its alleged leaders and members. Only

Trial Opens for Belgian Terror Suspects

Germany Starts Training 32 Kurdish Fighters

BERLIN (AP) — Germany’s army has started training 32 Kurdish peshmerga fighters at an army school in Bavaria to support them in their fight against Islamic State extremists. A spokesman for the German defense ministry said Sunday that the 32

Germany Starts Training 32 Kurdish Fighters

The Outrage Is Real For Many Who Served

In response to Outraged?: When I first saw the story making waves, yesterday, I too wondered if it was much ado about – well – not a very big deal, perhaps spurred on by Obama Derangement Syndrome.   It wouldn’t

Study: Workers with Smartphones at Health Risk

German researchers studying the effects of people taking their work home with them at night or on weekends found that the workers were plagued by a host of issues, including cardiovascular problems, insomnia, headaches, muscular issues, fatigue, anxiety, and stomach

Study: Workers with Smartphones at Health Risk

Philippine Islamist Militants Threaten to Kill German Captives

(Reuters) – Al-Qaeda linked militants in the southern Philippines have threatened to kill two Germans hostages they have been holding since April unless Germany stops supporting U.S. action against Islamic State militants, the SITE monitoring service said. Philippine security officials said on

Philippine Islamist Militants Threaten to Kill German Captives

Record-Breaking Year for Contemporary Art

(AFP) — The contemporary art market experienced a record-breaking year in 2013/14, smashing through the $2 billion mark for the first time, according to new figures released on Tuesday. US artists Jean-Michel Basquiat, who died in 1988, Jeff Koons and

Record-Breaking Year for Contemporary Art

Secession Rising: Welcome To The Old World Order

According to a new poll from Reuters/Ipsos, nearly a quarter of Americans support their state breaking away from the United States. That included a full 29.7 percent of Republicans, as well as 21 percent of Democrats. The poll follows hard

Secession Rising: Welcome To The Old World Order