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    Germany and Greece are set to meet on the football pitch, with the match scheduled for 27 September 2026. Italian-language sports coverage is circulating predicted lineups, kickoff time and where to watch the game. Fans are looking up previews and betting tips ahead of the encounter between the two European sides.

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    Germany has instructed Sefe, the former Gazprom Germania subsidiary now under German state control, to urgently increase gas storage levels. The move comes amid low storage reserves and heightened geopolitical risks, as Europe prepares for potential disruptions in Russian gas supplies heading into the colder months.

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    Police carried out a major operation against the Hells Angels in four EU countries, making multiple arrests on money laundering charges, according to Sky TG24. The crackdown, which also touched Germany, targets the biker gang's suspected financial networks. Reports say arrests were executed simultaneously as part of a coordinated cross-border investigation into laundered funds.

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    Italy have suffered another heavy defeat, losing 3-0 to Germany and dropping to last place in their group. German commentary and Italian fans are reacting to the scale of the loss, with criticism mounting over the national team's continued slump and questions being raised about the side's form heading into the next fixtures.

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    Laibach's 'Germania' video circulates among German-speaking users●🇩🇪 "It is the lession you have to learn" Laibach - Germania (Volk) official video https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=bkWmJMmastodonCultureMusic17 h ago

    The Slovenian avant-garde band Laibach is drawing attention again with its track 'Germania (Volk)', whose lyric 'It is the lesson you have to learn' is being quoted alongside the official video. The song, a provocative reworking of the German national anthem from the album 'Volk', is being shared in German-speaking online circles with tags referencing Deutschland, Vaterland and hymn.