Fernando Alonso of Ferrari wins Formula One's German Grand Prix - @AP

Obama begins trip to Germany; will meet with leaders and speak at iconic Brandenburg Gate - @AP

German Chancellor Merkel says she was shocked by Turkey's violent crackdown on protests in major cities, saying it 'was much too harsh' - @AFP

Pres & Mrs Obama and daughter Malia have departed the WH on their 3 day trip to UK and Germany.

Report: Germany's foreign intelligence agency plans to spend 100 million euros expanding its monitoring of the Internet - @Reuters

Upcoming G8 meeting will promote international, multilateral standards on tax evasion, German government source says - @Reuters

British wireless giant Vodafone has approached Kabel Deutschland of Germany over potential takeover that could be worth more than $10 billion - @dealbook

More: German foreign minister says expects Turkish PM Erdogan to calm the situation, seek constructive dialogue - @Reuters

Germany's foreign minister says pictures from Istanbul's Taksim Square are disturbing, Turkish government sending wrong signal at home and in Europe - @Reuters

Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel extends Red Bull contract to end of 2015, team says - @Reuters

Floods could cost Germany 12 billion euros in economic damage, warns ratings agency Fitch - @CNBC

Fernando Alonso of Ferrari wins Formula One's German Grand Prix - @AP

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Fernando Alonso of Ferrari wins Formula One's German Grand Prix - @AP

Obama begins trip to Germany; will meet with leaders and speak at iconic Brandenburg Gate - @AP

German Chancellor Merkel says she was shocked by Turkey's violent crackdown on protests in major cities, saying it 'was much too harsh' - @AFP

Pres & Mrs Obama and daughter Malia have departed the WH on their 3 day trip to UK and Germany.

Report: Germany's foreign intelligence agency plans to spend 100 million euros expanding its monitoring of the Internet - @Reuters

Upcoming G8 meeting will promote international, multilateral standards on tax evasion, German government source says - @Reuters

British wireless giant Vodafone has approached Kabel Deutschland of Germany over potential takeover that could be worth more than $10 billion - @dealbook

More: German foreign minister says expects Turkish PM Erdogan to calm the situation, seek constructive dialogue - @Reuters

Germany's foreign minister says pictures from Istanbul's Taksim Square are disturbing, Turkish government sending wrong signal at home and in Europe - @Reuters

Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel extends Red Bull contract to end of 2015, team says - @Reuters

Floods could cost Germany 12 billion euros in economic damage, warns ratings agency Fitch - @CNBC