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Diplomats fear the ongoing detention of a seemingly innocent German terror suspect by U.S. forces in Afghanistan will develop into a major strain on trans-Atlantic relations. ...
Germany's top intelligence official may have to resign because his agency spied on an Afghan government official. ...
Germany fears its government is trying to turn the country into a Big Brother state for the sake of more efficient anti-terror operations. ...
U.S. President George W. Bush's policies to combat climate change have come under fire in Europe, with Germany's top energy policy official accusing the U.S. president of demonstrating "losership instead of leadership." ...
UPI Correspondent Experts are worried that Turkey will soon be hit by an al-Qaida-orchestrated terror attack. In November 2003 Istanbul was hit by a terror attack that targeted two synagogues, a British bank and the British consulate, killing more than 5 ...
Italian premier-to-be Silvio Berlusconi has vowed to boost Italy's economy and fight crime, but he will also have to convince governments across Europe that he will be able to work with, rather than against them. ...
Gazprom already dominates the European gas market. It is now trying to influence a potential alternative supplier to Europe -- Nigeria. ...
Despite massive protests over Olympic host China's human rights record, European governments are divided over a boycott of the Games' opening ceremony. ...
Germany has denied media reports of official involvement in an alleged scheme to provide anti-terrorism training to Libyan security forces, with several elite policemen and an army officer under investigation. ...
At the NATO summit Bucharest, Romania, U.S. President George W. Bush will try to finalize his legacy of promoting democracy by heaving Ukraine and Georgia, two former Soviet republics, into the alliance. It will be tough to convince his European allies, ...
