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Berlin Convenience Store Robbed at Knifepoint
A convenience store in Berlin was robbed by an assailant who threatened an employee with a knife.
Germany Avoids EU Deficit Procedure
Germany will not face an EU deficit procedure for now, as its budget deficit is projected to increase.
German Broadcaster Erroneously Reports King Charles Dead
A German broadcaster mistakenly announced the death of King Charles due to a technical error. German broadcaster Radio Caroline unintentionally broadcast an obituary for King Charles III. The report was broadcast on the Tagesschau news program.
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Berlin Clinic Offers Diamorphine for Drug Users
A clinic in Berlin is providing diamorphine to drug users, allowing them to inject the substance behind safety glass. The practice is located opposite Berlin-Spandau station.
German AI Project SPARK's Capabilities and Limits Explained
The German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport has developed a project named SPARK, which aims to accelerate administrative processes using artificial intelligence.
USC Director Resigns Amid Berlin Police Report
The director of the Sununu Youth Center has resigned following a Berlin police report.
German Painter Harald Metzkes Dies at 97
Harald Metzkes, a German painter known for his 'World Theater' style, has died at the age of 97. His work often depicted scenes from postwar Germany.
China's Export Offensive Threatens German Economy
A new study indicates that China's export offensive is threatening the foundations of the German economic model.
Berlin Releases Baroque Fortification Map Dataset
A new dataset titled 'Grundriss der barocken Befestigung (1658-1746) - [WMS]' is now available on daten.berlin.de.
Protester Claims Israel Killed Son in Berlin
A protester in Berlin stated that "Israel killed my son" in response to police actions. The incident occurred during a demonstration where police used force to make arrests.