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Weekend Wanderlust: A walk through the Nobel trail of Göttingen
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Weekend Wanderlust: A walk through the Nobel trail of Göttingen

On this Nobel Prize awards week, we pay tribute to Germany’s <i>Stadt, die Wissen schaft</i> (city that creates knowledge): Göttingen. With every second street named after a famous scientist, the city is drenched with history, intrigue, and a culture that can only be described as a jigsaw puzzle of the whole world.
How Fukushima catalyzed Germany's energy revolution
Energy

How Fukushima catalyzed Germany's energy revolution

Lauded by some as an example to the rest of the world, but heavily criticized by others, Germany's historic "energy transition" - an ambitious plan to switch from carbon fuels to clean energy by the middle of this century - still faces major challenges.
Ex-lover says No Angels singer admitted to HIV
Music

Ex-lover says No Angels singer admitted to HIV

No Angels pop star Nadja Benaissa confessed this week to having unprotected sex with three partners without telling them of her HIV status, but on Thursday a former boyfriend told the court that she was honest with him about her infection.
Setting a common agenda in Berlin and Washington
Economy

Setting a common agenda in Berlin and Washington

Chancellor Angela Merkel’s warm reception at the White House on Friday should put to rest lingering doubts about her rapport with US President Barack Obama and its impact on the transatlantic agenda, writes Dr. Jackson Janes, executive director of the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies at Johns Hopkins University.