German's Schlink finds time right to study guilt
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - More than 60 years after the end of World War Two, German author Bernhard Schlink found the time was right to explore the guilt and moral conflicts which were a legacy of his home country's Nazi past.
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A German court last week lifted a ban on tuition. 'Elite' is in; 'egalitarian' is out.
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SIERRA NEVADA, Spain  - Austria's Marlies Schild was poised to collect the women's slalom World Cup on Sunday after setting the first-leg pace in the discipline she has dominated all season.
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Some law students may daydream about taking a case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, but Benjamin Wallfisch doesn't have time to let his imagination wander.
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Kaiserslautern's  win over SC Freiburg last November is placed under suspicion in Germany's match-fixing scandal.
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Bayern Munich&#39;s Sebastian Deisler was readmitted to the Max-Planck-Institute for Psychiatry in Munich on Tuesday after a minor relapse of depression.
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Germany has commemorated the country&#39;s 1990 unification as debate raged about continued east-west divisions, the financial cost of the process and whether the federal state even has a future.
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The first soccer player was implicated in Germany's widening game-fixing scandal Sunday, and prosecutors charged three men arrested in the case with fraud.
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Researchers find evidence that those who feel guilty crave antiseptic wipes.
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The Christian Science Monitor - Reaction in Germany was hardly neutral when a prosecutor in Munich indicted 13 CIA officials last week for kidnapping a German of Lebanese descent and interrogating him in Afghanistan before apparently realizing they had the wrong man. Germans solidly backed the prosecutor.
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German lawmakers investigating the case of a man held for nearly five years at the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay said on Thursday an inquiry was being held up as some official documents were being withheld and others had been delayed.
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A German citizen is convicted of Holocaust denial and jailed for five years by a German court.
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Germany seems to have put defence of national interests in the Airbus crisis before its policy of urging Europeans to create cross-border champions, and to have done so with success.Comment
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BERLIN -- Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder of Germany expressed shame yesterday over the horrors of the Nazi era, acknowledging that Adolf Hitler's regime enjoyed wide support among Germans and promising that his country will always try to keep alive the memory of the Holocaust.
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A senior German official acknowledged her country's "colonial guilt" for a crackdown in Namibia 100 years ago, days before she heads to the country for commemorations of the tragedy.
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The German has been a lame duck since the 1-1 draw in Moldova 13 days ago, which meant that qualification for the World Cup finals in two years&#39; time was unlikely.
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By ANTONELLA ARTUSO, QUEEN&#39;S PARK BUREAU, SUN MEDIACHIEF. Windsor, Ontario, doctor Albert Schumacher believes it&#39;s his ethical and moral responsibility to tell patients they can cross the border for faster tests.