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Verdict expected in German courtroom stabbing
A German court is expected to deliver its verdict today in the case of a man charged with murder for the courtroom stabbing of a pregnant Egyptian woman.
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
3 Dresden, Germany, Churches that Have Risen from the Heap of World War II Destruction
I visited 3 Dresden, Germany churches that have risen from the heap of World War II destruction.
German prosecutor seeks life jail for headscarf murder - Summary
Dresden, Germany - A German prosecutor demanded Monday that judges sentence a self-avowed racist to life in prison without automatic parole for stabbing a pregnant Egyptian pharmacist to death.
Prosecutors demand life for court killing suspect
Prosecutors are seeking a life sentence for a man who has admitted to fatally stabbing a pregnant Egyptian in a German court in a case that triggered outrage across the Muslim world.
'We just threw everything away'
Vladimir Putin walks along the Elbe River in Dresden, Germany, where he was stationed as a KGB agent when the Wall came down.
From the State Capital: Representative Joe Dorman
I am writing my column this week after a day of meetings in Dresden, Germany. We are six hours ahead due to their daylight savings time, so I have been trying to adjust to the different time zone for my meetings.
Old-School Elegance in Dresden's Historic Center
Terry Ward checks in to the Radisson Blu Gewandhaus in Dresden, Germany. "Once I learned that the building that houses this Dresden hotel had its beginnings as a hall of cloth cutters, the decor in the common areas made more sense.
Accused in courtroom killing a 'raging loner'
Alex Wiens, on trial for the courtroom killing of a pregnant Egyptian woman in July, was an aggressive, lonely and unhappy man, a Dresden court heard yesterday.
Report blasts European relationship with the U.S.
U.S. President Barack Obama at a news conference in June in Dresden, Germany. Europe, after desperately cheering for the end of the George W. Bush era, is blowing its chance to become a mature and helpful global partner to President Barack Obama, according to a report released Monday.
ART: Persian, Turkish royalty pictured the future
Former first lady Nancy Reagan turns out to be in esteemed company for conferring with an astrologer to plan her husband's schedule while in the White House.
Woman's escape from Nazis still makes waves
By the time Inge Meyring Smith was 15, she knew firsthand about prejudice and fear.
Review of the Tour of the Transparent Factory (Die Glaserne Manufaktur) in Dresden, Germany
The Transparent Factory of Dresden, Germany, also known as Die Glaserne Manufaktur, is where Volkswagen Phaeton is assembled.
Painter and printmaker to display Dresden images in exhibit, Oct. 30-Jan. 11
Painter and printmaker Nicholas Hill, from Granville, Ohio, is professor of art at Otterbein College.
Widower of 'veil martyr' testifies as trial opens
Elwy Okaz waits for the start of the trial of Alex Wiens, accused of killing his wife Marwa al-Sherbini, in Dresden yesterday An Egyptian man told a German court yesterday how his pregnant wife was murdered before his eyes in a frenzied anti-Islamic attack, in a case that has inflamed tempers in the Muslim world.
'I have great trust in German justice'
Dresden, Germany - A court heard details on Monday of the murder of a pregnant Egyptian woman by a man said to be motivated by "pure hatred of non-Europeans and Muslims." Alex W, 28, a German of Russian origin, is accused of stabbing to death Marwa al-Shirbani at an appeal hearing against a fine he had been ordered to pay for verbally abusing her ...
Man tells German court of Egyptian wife's killing
The husband of a pregnant Egyptian woman knifed to death in a German courtroom testified Monday that the alleged attacker continued stabbing his wife even after she was on the ground.
COMMENTARY: The United Nations of Hypocrisy
Oct. 24, 2009 COMMENTARY: The United Nations of Hypocrisy By Joseph J. Honick From as far back as I can recall, I believed in the United Nations as a final vehicle to intercede where wars might be starting or to mitigate situations where nations might be doing barbaric things to their people or others.
Stroll into my kitchen this holiday season and you'll smell the rich aromas of cinnamon, cardamom, melting chocolate and toasting nuts.
BANGOR'S Manon Awst and Benjamin Walther, from Dresden, Germany, have backgrounds in architecture, theatre and performance.
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