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    Berlin is at the centre of German political news. Coalition exploratory talks between the Left, Greens and SPD are moving to a conclusion, while a ZDF talk show saw a heated clash between Markus Lanz and left politician Banaszak over the party's direction. Thousands protested against war and conscription at the Brandenburg Gate, and debate continues over the Rote Hilfe group and alleged extremism.

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    Trier host champions Alba Berlin in Bundesliga basketball●Trier empfängt Meister Berlin: Wurfstarke Gladiators wollen gegen dezimierte Albatrosse ihre Serie ausbauen Der Trend beMmastodonSportBasketball15 h ago

    The Gladiators Trier host reigning champions Alba Berlin in the German Basketball Bundesliga. Trier, in strong shooting form, want to extend their winning run against a Berlin side short on players. Alba's form has slumped: after two wins to open the season, the Albatrosse lost the rerun of this year's final series and are on a downward trend.

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    Bamberg stun Berlin in German Basketball Bundesliga round-up▼Weekly News Bamberg best Berlin / Bayern, Braunschweig still perfect / Trier win third straight / Jena grab two wins TheMmastodonSportBasketball12 d ago

    BMA365 Bamberg Baskets beat ALBA Berlin in the standout result of the week in Germany's Basketball Bundesliga, a clash between last season's cup and league champions. Elsewhere, Braunschweig remain unbeaten, Trier notched a third straight win, and Jena picked up two victories, while Bayern Basketball were also in action in the weekly round-up.

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    France and Germany Move Towards Compromise on EU Car Rules▼France and Germany Move Towards Compromise on EU Car Rules and ‘Made in Europe’ Policy✉newsLifeAutos6 d ago

    France and Germany are working towards a compromise on proposed EU car regulations and the 'Made in Europe' policy, according to EU Today. The two largest EU members have often clashed over emissions targets and industrial policy, so a deal between Paris and Berlin would likely shape the final rules for the European car industry. Details of the compromise have not yet been made public.