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Articles with tag "Germany"

Oscar? I Hardly Know Her. Lufthansa Loses ‘Mr. Nobody’ Filmmaker’s Oscar Statuette.

TSA agents allegedly insisted that Pavel Talankin check the gold-plated award into the plane’s cargo hold, claiming it “could be used as a weapon”...

Germany Arrests Kazakh Man Accused of Spying for Russia

Prosecutors claimed the man gave his Russian intelligence handler information about German military aid for Ukraine and photos of NATO military convoys...
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Kazakhstan to Reroute German Oil Exports Following Russian Pipeline Suspension

Kazakhstan’s energy ministry said crude will now move through the Baltic Sea port of Ust-Luga and a joint Russian-Kazakh oil pipeline.
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Russia Summons German Ambassador Over CDU Lawmaker’s Meeting With Exiled Chechen Separatist Leader

Politician Roderich Kiesewetter was accused of expressing support for the self-proclaimed Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, which was recently designated as...
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Russia to Cut Kazakh Oil Transit to Germany

The German subsidiary of Russia's state-owned oil company Rosneft told German regulators that the Russian Energy Ministry had ordered the suspension.
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Berlin Summons Russian Envoy Over 'Threats'

The German Foreign Ministry did not specify the "threats" and would not provide additional details.
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Russia Expels German Diplomat in Tit-for-Tat Move

The Foreign Ministry said it had issued a note declaring a staff member of the German Embassy in Moscow persona non grata, calling the decision a “symmetrical...
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Germany’s Uniper Seeks $50M From Gazprom in Gas Transit Dispute – Interfax

A Uniper subsidiary filed the lawsuit with the International Chamber of Commerce’s arbitration court in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Moscow Vows Response as Germany Expels Russian Alleged Spy Handler

Der Spiegel reported that the alleged spy handler was a GRU officer whose diplomatic cover was the post of deputy military attache.
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Russian Justice Ministry Outlaws German Broadcaster Deutsche Welle

State Duma lawmakers previously accused DW of spreading “anti-Russian propaganda” and training “disinformation specialists.”
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Germany Blames Russia for Cyberattack on Air Safety, Election Interference

The Foreign Ministry said Germany "would take a series of countermeasures to make Russia pay a price for its hybrid actions."
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Germany Says Rosneft Subsidiaries Not Affected by U.S. Sanctions

U.S. sanctions targeting Rosneft will not affect the Russian oil giant's German subsidiaries, which were placed under state administration after Moscow...
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Kremlin Dismisses Merz’s ‘Baseless’ Claim That Russia Is Behind Drone Flights in Germany

Merz had said Germany “assumes that Russia is behind most of these drone flights” after the sightings caused closures at Munich Airport.
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Munich Airport Closure 'Wake-Up Call' Over Drone Danger – Govt

Drone sightings near airports in Denmark, Norway and Poland have heightened fears that Russia's war on Ukraine could spill into Europe.
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Fugitive Wirecard Executive Living in Moscow Under False Identity, Investigation Reveals

Jan Marsalek has been wanted by German authorities on fraud charges and is listed on Interpol’s wanted database.
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Kremlin Denies Report of Russian Drones Spying on U.S. Weapons Routes in Germany

American officials told The New York Times they suspect Russia or operatives working for its intelligence services of flying drones over supply routes...
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Ukrainian Arrested in Italy Over Nord Stream Sabotage

The man, identified as Serhii K., is accused of being part of a group that blew up the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines in September 2022.
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opinion Andrei Pivovarov

Germany Must Resume Humanitarian Assistance for Russians and Belarusians

Berlin's program was a vital route for Russians fleeing political oppression. There is still a chance we can bring it back through our campaign.
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Babel Books: The Berlin Bookstore Building Community for Russian Speakers

Founder Natalia Smirnova discusses the impact of growing censorship in Russia on Babel's operations and what it means to curate a bookstore in exile.
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Conference Seeks Solidarity Among Indigenous Peoples of Russia, Ukraine and Central Asia

The first-of-its-kind forum brought together Indigenous voices from Russia as well as Central Asia and Ukraine.
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