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Dutch nationals blew up hundreds of German ATMs last year

It was 80 years ago when there was death and destruction across East Anglian skies as American bombers suffered their highest loss to German…

The transaction, valued at approximately €75 million, involved the purchase from Panattoni, a prominent real estate developer

Germanys largest steel manufacturer Thyssenkrupp Steel intends to significantly reduce its production capacities in Duisburg. This will also involve job cuts, the company announced on Thursday...

Bochum have parted ways with head coach Thomas Letsch in the wake of Matchday 28s late 2-1 defeat to Cologne, with the clubs ex-U19s boss Heiko Butscher set to take charge until the end of the season.

Foxwarren Bunker, near Cobham, Surrey, will be sold along with 2.1 acres of commuter belt woodland, but without current planning permission for the site.

A forgotten subterranean concrete bunker, which dates back to World War Two, will go up for auction with the guide price of £165,000.

835 employees of Vallourec Deutschland GmbH, who lost their jobs due to the closure of the company’s German tube mills, should receive almost €3 million in EU aid.

DUISBURG, Germany, April 8 (Xinhua) -- The China-Europe Railway Express has injected vitality into Duisburg, a key transportation hub in the Ruhr region of Germany, and has opened up new development opportunities for the countries and cities along its route, a German professor has said.