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After the state of Israel was founded in 1948, Germany, the country responsible for the Holocaust, soon became a diplomatic partner. It is a relationship that has had ups and downs.

It will remain business as usual for the Fargo and Grand Forks locations of the popular eatery, co-owner Jonathan Holth says.

Also included in this week's business news round-up, Junkin' Market Days are planned April 28-29 at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds in West Fargo.

President Vladimir Putins announced plan to put nuclear arms in Belarus may pose risks to NATOs nuclear posture. Three decades after the Soviet collapse, some allies might be uneasy about re-energizing NATOs nuclear mission. But others might argue that not responding to Russias moving forward its nuclear arms could cause the Kremlin to doubt NATOs nuclear credibility.

How the EU president’s family connections explain her rise to power—and failures using it during the pandemic.

The bar and restaurant at 5081 Charles Way S. has quietly started serving in the fast-growing Timber Creek area after nearly two years of construction and delays.

Erik Walker writes, "Developers do not need the money, and if they do there are these things called “banks” where a person can to borrow money to do what they need to do. If the bank won’t give them money then why should the city bear that burden?"

Come May, "you'll see full bore going ahead" for the full-block apartments and commercial building, developer Jesse Craig said.

As another Taco John's closes its doors, what am I supposed to do with my cravings (and memories)?

Owner Troy Thomson says the location in the former Mi Familia Taco Company shop should do well next to a hockey arena and a new EPIC Companies development.