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Russian President Vladimir Putin sees Germany as a 'leading partner'. Last year, trade between the two countries grew by 22 percent to 43 billion euros, Putin said Saturday for his meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel. The two had to defend an uncomfortable but strong bond in Schloss Meseberg in Berlin that was created by a gas pipeline that is increasingly sensitive in the rest of the EU, and for which Merkel has to justify itself. She started a small charm offensive to Ukraine, of which Putin is not a fan.

The German police and the Public Prosecution Service look retrospectively at 21 deaths in a company since the year 2000. The suspicion has arisen that those involved have been the victims of poisoning their lunch packets.

The police in Berlin found a large amount of ammunition near the Christmas market at Schloss Charlottenburg. A man found the bag with approximately two hundred bullets by accident in a parking garage, the daily newspaper Bild reported. He then warned the police.

EU President Donald Tusk wants to have all spoken of the 27 political leaders before they meet next month in Bratislava. EU leaders consider on September 16 in the Slovak capital on the future of the EU without the UK and discuss possible reforms.

German President Joachim Gauck is not available for a second term. He informed this Monday in his official residence, Schloss Bellevue in the center of Berlin.

The police in Darmstadt, Germany, eighteen women reported sexual assault during a four-day music festival last week. As in the New Year night in Cologne were the perpetrators standing around after they forced upon the victims, police said Tuesday.