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Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi Sentenced to 25 Years for War Crimes

The Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague sentenced former President Hashim Thaçi to 25 years in prison after finding him guilty of war crimes committed during the 1998-1999 conflict.
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Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi Sentenced to 25 Years for War Crimes
Göttingen Mayoral Runoff Ends Decades of SPD Dominance
Federal Audit Office Urges Cost Cuts at Germany’s Employment Agency
Germany’s EV Subsidy Programme Sees Strong Demand for Battery-Electric Cars
French Fishers Win Financial Support After Diesel-Price Port Blockades
German Auto Industry Shows Greater Openness to EU Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles
European Commission Proposes Common Energy Rating for Data Centres
EU Approves €505 Million Support Package for Lebanon
German Lawmakers Push Opt-Out System to Increase Organ Donations
Germany Plans Security Package Covering Data Retention, AI Surveillance and Asset Seizures
German Start-Up Formation Jumps 52% as Bavaria Overtakes Berlin
TSMC Plans Up to $64 Billion in Investment as AI Demand Drives Semiconductor Growth
AfD Leads German National Polling as FDP and BSW Face Parliamentary Threshold Risk
Drone Activity Forces Temporary Shutdown of Berlin Brandenburg Airport
Germany Expands Military Service Framework With Registration and Possible Conscription
European Commission Adopts EU KIDS Act Proposal to Tighten Social Media Rules for Minors
European Commission Proposes Restoring Hungary’s Access to Frozen EU Funds
EU and Philippines Reach Substantial Agreement on Free-Trade Deal
GlobalFoundries Plans Major Dresden Expansion With Nearly €500 Million in State Support
Germany Approves Fuel Tax Relief Worth About 17 Cents a Litre
EU Warns Potential US Diesel Export Restrictions Could Disrupt European Supply
German Economic Institutes Raise 2026 Growth Forecast to 1.3%
Denmark Raises Cyber Threat Level Amid Warnings Over Russian Hybrid Activity
Germany’s Auto-Producing States Demand Action as Industry Restructuring Deepens
EU Disburses €3.3 Billion to Ukraine for Immediate Defence Procurement
German Football Prospect Paris Brunner Suspended in France Over On-Field Gesture
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Possible US Diesel Export Restrictions Raise Supply Concerns in Germany
Germany Cuts Fuel Taxes and Plans Temporary Price Cap as Energy Costs Rise
Low Rhine Water Levels Disrupt German Industrial Supply Chains
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