By Jon Brodkin German data protection officials today accused Facebook of “illegally compiling a vast photo database of users without…
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The discovery of a 500-year-old map in a German university library just a couple of days ago ended up becoming…
European football’s governing body UEFA has sparked outrage after it emerged that they manipulated footage of fans during the Euro…
The Thule and Vril Gesellschaften (Societies), with technical assistance of the SS Technical Branch, were possibly the first groups in…
Germany has strongly opposed military intervention in Syria, adding voice to the calls for a political solution to the country’s…
Jerusalem, Israel – it is perhaps the worst kept nuclear secret on the planet, that Israel is a nuclear nation,…
Luka Rocco Magnotta was arrested in Berlin Monday after a four-day international manhunt that spanned three countries.
In the run-up to new elections in Greece, the German elite is discussing various scenarios involving the use of force…
By Achim Sawall The federal government declared that its intelligence agencies generally are able, to decrypt PGP and Secure Shell,…
Raising the spectre of a Greek exit, the German chancellor stated “solidarity for the euro” was threatened by the ongoing…
The Canadian founder of an environmental activist group known for its confrontations with whalers and fishermen has been arrested in…
By Gordon Duff Veteranstoday.com I will keep this short as possible. A single nuclear weapon has “gone missing” as of…
By Soeren Kern Salafists also believe that democracy, because it is a man-made form of government, must be destroyed.. According…
By Terrence Aym Ten years before an alien craft crashed onto rancher Mack Brazel’s property near Roswell, New Mexico, a…
By Tyler Durden Zero-Hedge Since the European colonial state of southern Bavaria Sachs (formerly known as the insolvent Hellenic Republic)…
By Hauke Goos Spiegel.de Cancer has struck nearly every household in Wewelsfleth, a village of 1,500 inhabitants in northwest Germany…
By Matthew Day Telegraph UK Katharina Henot suffered her fiery fate in Cologne in 1627 after being found guilty of…
By News-Pano The battle of wills between Athens and its eurozone lenders has intensified, with Greece’s finance minister accusing “forces…