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DW-WORLD.DENews, Analysis and Service from Germany and Europe - in 30 LanguagesPressure grows on Duisburg mayor to resign over Love Parade deaths
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Germany is looking for someone to take the blame in the tragic crushing deaths of 21 Love Parade festival-goers. A preliminary investigation said event organizers and the city of Duisburg should accept responsibilty.2010-07-29T11:57:00ZGermanyen5846290Cologne gears up to play and party as host to Gay Games
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Cologne is home to one of the largest and most active lesbian and gay communities in all of Germany. And starting on Saturday, the city will play host to thousands of more gays and lesbians from all over the world.2010-07-30T19:55:00ZGermanyen5853139Hundreds of German-financed Somali police officers go missing
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Almost 1,000 Somali police have gone missing after their training was financed by the German government. It is feared these officers will now join forces with the Islamist militants Al-Shabaab.2010-07-30T16:55:00ZGermanyen5852655Far-right NPD ups ante with media offensive in eastern German state
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Five new newspapers have gone into print in the eastern state of Thuringia with the aim of furthering the far-right. The much-maligned National Democratic Party, widely seen as a neo-Nazi group, is behind the move.2010-07-29T07:45:00ZGermanyen5846804German government 'ignoring gay youths' needs,' says Green MP
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Green Party MP Kai Gehring has accused German Family Minister Kristina Schroeder of recklessly ignoring the needs of gay youths. Gehring has called for an immediate plan of action to battle homophobia.2010-07-21T06:45:00ZGermanyen5821134Democracy advocates cheer referendums, no matter what the outcome
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With two high-profile referendums making headlines in Germany recently, direct democracy advocates are cheering. But there is still room for improvement, epecially in terms of federal policy.2010-07-19T18:04:00ZGermanyen5817625Bundeswehr recruits sworn in against backdrop of protest
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Police have dispersed one of a dozen anti-military protests in as army recruits take their oath in Stuttgart for the first time in 11 years. Around 1,000 police are on the scene to ensure the safety of 650 new soldiers.2010-07-30T15:12:00ZGermanyen5851756Facing prejudice, many young Turkish-Germans return to Turkey
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Germany's Turkish minority is often the subject of discrimination. That's why many Turkish-German university graduates are moving back to Turkey, where the economy is growing and they're welcomed with open arms.2010-07-30T07:17:00ZGermanyen5849110