David Crossland is a journalist based in Germany, focusing on national news and current affairs. He has written for publications such as The Times, Telegraph & Argus, and The Australian. With a knack for uncovering interesting and quirky stories, David covers a range of topics including culture, politics, and human interest stories.
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David Crossland's coverage spans a wide range of topics within German politics, culture, society and history. His focus on evolving stories, legal policy regulation, breaking news and government announcements indicates receptiveness to pitches involving ongoing developments in German politics or societal issues.
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The German Resistance Memorial in Berlin has a new exhibition that commemorates the women who stood up to Adolf Hitler’s regime
Chapo walked out of his box, had a look round then trotted briskly along the forest path and disappeared into the undergrowth
The discovery of the original plans used to build Bavaria’s quirky palaces and grottoes has given new insight into engineering processes ahead of their time
The German far-right party’s poster featuring outstretched arms and hands has been criticised as a ‘deliberate provocation’
By: David Crossland
Vadim Krasikov was serving a life sentence for killing a former Chechen rebel commander in a Berlin park in 2019
Prisoners released in swap alongside Evan Gershkovich say economic penalties fuel Putin propaganda
News that Swiss railways are stopping late-running trains from the north wrecking its timetable is greeted by a resigned shrug from weary Germans
Lawyer for the victim, who was injured cutting timber in an Austrian forest, said the surgeon wanted her teenage daughter to follow her into medicine
Some 1,500 dachshunds will descend on Regensburg this month after a record-breaking UK gathering — as the threat of a ban for the short-legged breed looms
A firefighter’s worst nightmare has come true in Germany after a state-of-the art complex and all its engines were ruined
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