Germany (National)
Iain's reporting largely focuses on German government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to economic matters such as the budget, strikes, and broader financial concerns. Given this focus, pitches should be tailored to experts or sources who can provide commentary on political developments in Germany and their impact on the economy.
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An association representing Germany's new cannabis clubs has warned regional lawmakers that they risk scuppering a controversial law legalizing personal use of the drug if they don't approve it in the upper house of parliament next Friday.
(Bloomberg) -- German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's cabinet approved measures to support companies involved in the reconstruction of Ukraine, with a
German authorities arrested two men suspected of espionage for Russia and membership of a terror group planning acts of sabotage against military and industrial sites.
German authorities arrested two men suspected of spying for Russia and membership of a terror group planning acts of sabotage, in a case the interior minister called “particularly serious.”
German authorities arrested two men suspected of spying for Russia and membership of a terror group planning acts of sabotage, in a case the interior minister called “particularly serious.”
German authorities arrested two men and a woman suspected of working for China's ministry of state security to acquire details of ship-engine technology and buy a special laser on its behalf without export authorization.
The Alternative for Germany's lead candidate in the European Parliament elections said he'll fire an assistant accused of spying for China and vowed to continue campaigning for the far-right party ahead of the June vote.
(Bloomberg) -- Mercedes-Benz Group AG said the US Department of Justice has ended a probe related to exhaust emissions and won't file charges against the German carmaker.
(Bloomberg) -- Support for the far-right Alternative for Germany slipped two percentage points in a new poll for the European Parliament elections, suggesting allegations of links to Chinese intelligence are damaging the party.
Germany’s interior minister vowed to forge ahead with the dismantling of the nation’s militant “Reichsbürger” movement, a day before members of the group go to trial accused of planning to violently overthrow the government.
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