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Germans Raise Steins to Oktoberfest, and Drunk Driving?

Sep 18 2008 - 2:00am by LibertySugar
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Germans Raise Steins to Oktoberfest, and Drunk Driving?  Chancellor Angela Merkel and her fellow German politicians gathered in Berlin yesterday to kick off that city's beer festival. Beer lovers will tap Munich on Saturday, when Oktoberfest officially begins. Guenther Beckstein, the governor of Bavaria, which includes Munich raised eyebrows recently when he said, "If one drinks the two liters over six or seven hours at the Oktoberfest, it is still possible" to drive.
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Ja or Nein? Holding US Election Rally at German Landmark

Jul 9 2008 - 1:30pm by LibertySugar
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Ja or Nein? Holding US Election Rally at German Landmark
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The Way We Became the G-8 Bunch: The Summit Episode

Jul 7 2008 - 2:00am by CitizenSugar
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The Way We Became the G-8 Bunch: The Summit Episode The G-8 Summit gets underway in Hakkaido, Japan today; a three-day meeting of the leaders of the eight countries invited, plus a representative of the European Union. Grown from the concept of a forum of the major industrialized democracies after the 1973 oil crisis, more have been invited until 1997 when the last member, Russia, was invited at the initiative of then US President Bill Clinton. The guest list is at the edge of controversy this year, as major climate issues are at hand, and two of the worst polluters (China and India) aren't invited.
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Front Page: Ceasefire in Basra, Tibet Trouble, HUD Resignation

Mar 31 2008 - 6:00am by CitizenSugar
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Front Page: Ceasefire in Basra, Tibet Trouble, HUD Resignation
  • Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has called for his followers to end fighting in Basra, the ceasefire coming after six days of violence in the port city. In return, al-Sadr is demanding concessions from Iraq’s government. Those concessions include general amnesty for his followers, release of all imprisoned members of the Sadrist movement who have not been convicted of crimes, and a return of “the displaced people who have fled their homes as a result of military operations.” In participating in negotiations with al-Sadr, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki has seen a serious blow to his political reputation because he had vowed to see an end to the Basra campaign through to a military victory.
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Take Me to Your Leader: Germany

Jan 10 2008 - 12:08pm by LibertySugar
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Take Me to Your Leader: Germany

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