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 eve of May Day is the traditional date for left-wing demonstrations as well as pagan festivities involving witches and bonfires
By: David Crossland
The Left Party has suggested that four billion euros in taxpayer funds be devoted to capping the price of the country’s favourite fast food
States unite to tackle violent extremism after a string of assaults on centrist and left-leaning figures
Spot the robodog may not be able to chase miscreants, but it can send pictures of them straight to security staff
After more than five years, Norwegian police have cleared the property developer Tom Hagen of suspicion in the disappearance of his wife, Anne-Elisabeth
After his innocuous question about train timetables was misinterpreted, an Iraqi traveller found himself under arrest in Germany — and he was not the first
Populist politician taken to hospital as president condemns ‘brutal and ruthless’ attack
By: David Harding, Jack Clover, Bratislava, Kaya Burgess, David Crossland
Populist politician being treated for injuries as president condemns ‘brutal and ruthless’ attack
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