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German Considers China-Russia Military Cooperation Plausible
Marc Henrichmann, chairman of the German Bundestag's intelligence control committee, stated that media reports about military cooperation between China and Russia are plausible.
Germany, Ukraine Sign Military, Patriot Missile Deals
Germany and Ukraine have signed military agreements and contracts for Patriot missiles. The agreements were signed on April 9th, with reports of frost expected across Ukraine on the same date.
German Cyber Agency Seeks Ideas for Secure Workstations
Germany's Cyber Agency has launched its second ideas competition, seeking concepts for the 'Cybersecure Workstation of the Future'.
US Ebola Patient Stable in Berlin Hospital
The Charite hospital in Berlin has admitted an Ebola patient. This admission is in the context of the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda. A US citizen diagnosed with the Ebola virus has been admitted to Berlin's Charité hospital for treatment. A special flight transported a US doctor infected with Ebola from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Berlin. The post questions the disparity in medical access for Congolese citizens. Ebola patient at Berlin's Charité Hospital is showing clear symptoms and is severely weakened, but is not critically ill. The patient does not require intensive care or organ support. A US citizen infected with Ebola is being treated in a German hospital and is reported to be stable.
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Germany Revokes Palestinian's Citizenship
Germany has revoked the citizenship of a Palestinian individual due to their social media posts.
Sony Faces Lawsuit Over PlayStation 5 Price Increase
Sony is facing a class-action lawsuit from plaintiffs who claim the company unfairly profited from a PlayStation 5 price increase.
German Government Begins Selling Uniper Shares
The German federal government has initiated the sale of its shares in the nationalized energy company Uniper.
Berlin to Expand Power Grid Protection
The Berlin Senate plans to further expand the protection of the power grid.
US Asks Germany to Care for Ebola-Infected Citizen
Germany's Health Ministry confirmed it will accept a US citizen infected with Ebola in Congo for treatment. government has requested that the German government take over the care of a U.S. This request comes amid concerns about the U.S. government's ability to care for its own citizens.
European Banks Hold $27 Billion in Palantir Stock
European banks hold approximately $27 billion worth of Palantir stock, marking a 70% increase over the past year. This investment occurred while Brussels signed a Declaration for Sovereignty in Berlin.