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Emboldened China 鈥� and its webizens 鈥� telling foreign firms to fall in line

Islam finds a place in Germany's classrooms

After fleeing Syria, a musician reunites other refugees to perform in Europe

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Seeking Refuge: Can Germany afford to let xenophobes chase out immigrants?

How Catherine the Great became an 鈥楨mpress of Art鈥�

Forget the World Cup: Germany beats Brazil in markets, too.

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