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Global News Blog Pope Benedict XVI and the road not taken (+video)

At one point, the young Joseph Ratzinger looked like a budding church reformer. By the time he abdicated as pope this week, he had become one of the stoutest defenders of Catholic tradition.

How will the Catholic Church handle a living ex-pope? (+video)

Pope Benedict XVI announces he's stepping down (+video)

Land of opportunity for Southern Europeans? Germany.

Gay Germans tap Oktoberfest to make push for marriage rights

Stefan Karlsson Regional differences in unemployment further hinder EU recovery

Did all predatory dinosaurs have feathers? (+video)

Decoder Wire Romney bus tour: What's he hope to accomplish?

Chapter & Verse 'Mein Kampf' will be published in an annotated edition by Bavaria

East Germans unite: Joachim Gauck elected president

German magazine caves in battle to reprint Hitler's 'Mein Kampf'

Chapter & Verse Are Germans ready for a republishing of 'Mein Kampf'?

Archaeopteryx: Birdlike dinosaur wore black plumage of feathers

Ban Germany's right-wing NPD? Neo-Nazi revelations spark debate.

In Pictures Europe's love-hate relationship with the Pope

In Germany, considering a eurozone minus Greece

Archaeopteryx may not have been a bird, but just a feathery dinosaur

Germany's trouble with abandoning nuclear power

Radioactive boars in Germany a legacy of Chernobyl

Belgium breaks Iraq’s world record for government impasse

Global News Blog Stuff hipsters like: Bavarian folk music?

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Hells Angels smackdown: Student attacks Hells Angels with a puppy

Catholic sexual abuse scandal sharpens church rift over what a priest should be

From abuse crisis, Germany's Roman Catholics seek reform