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Youth Protests: More than 140,000 young people have registered for nationwide German demonstrations on Oct. 31 against education cuts and conscription plans. Sabotage Probe: German police have detained suspects in investigations into alleged Russia-linked sabotage, including an arson attack on Starlink equipment in Bulgaria. Economic Pressure: Volkswagen reported a third-quarter loss of nearly €6 billion as it faces mounting pressure to cut costs. Migration: The number of migrants in Germany with tolerated status has risen above 200,000, renewing debate over asylum and deportation policy. Foreign Ties: Germany and South Korea upgraded relations to an enhanced strategic partnership, while President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s China visit highlighted Berlin’s effort to balance industrial links with political concerns. Public Safety: An eight-year-old girl was seriously injured in a wolf attack at a German wildlife park.

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German dental subsidy cuts could push more patients to Turkey

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German president confident of resolving trade disagreements with China

German president confident of resolving trade disagreements with China

German youth protests: Education, not war! Mobilize the working class against social cuts, conscription and the police state!

German youth protests: Education, not war! Mobilize the working class against social cuts, conscription and the police state!

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German Protestant sisters' decades-long health ministry continues in Pakistan


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