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Juncker turns tax debate away from Luxembourg and on to entire EU

Debate on multinational tax avoidance widens

Left Party on course to head state of Thuringia

Successor party to East Germany’s SED shatters another taboo

Migrants a concern for Germans and Swedes, polls reveal

Polls in both countries reveal tougher stance on foreign nationals

Germany agrees on €8.50 minimum wage for first time

Measure to be introduced in 2015 will not cover minors, trainees and some interns

Merkel re-elected for third term in second grand coalition with SPD

First Bundestag address due this morning

Germany’s use of Irish tax advantages must be seen ‘in the context of the time’

Former German finance minister ‘sees the point’ of Irish people who criticise Germany taking advantage of tax policies it condemned at the same time

Fresh bid to ban Germany’s far-right National Democratic Party

NPD accused of being a racist, neo-nazi party in initiative filed by 16 federal states in the upper chamber

Second Houses – What they do elsewhere

The Bundesrat – a bulwark of German democracy

Merkel’s moment

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As newspapers seek new ways of making money and organisations struggle to be heard, should consumers worry about the nature of their news?

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