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March 12, 2012: The March-April issue of the "Gute Nachrichten" magazine is mailed to
 7847 readers in 17 European countries. This is a new record high for "Gute Nachrichten" circulation, representing a 2.3 percent increase over the last issue and a 4.2 percent increase over the March 2011 issue. The circulation goal for 2012 is 8500 subscribers by the end of the year. The lead article, Germany: The Reluctant World Power?, was written by UCOG President Paul Kieffer.
March 3, 2012: The Vereinte Kirche Gottes [UCG-Germany] announces a switch to steaming live church services from the Darmstadt congregation, rather than using Skype. A test run last fall showed streaming to be more stable than Skype, also providing better quality audio. Services in Dormagen will be streamed live later this year. February 27, 2012: United Christian Outreach Germany announces |
What's new in Germany & Europe?News & views
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March 7, 2012: People in 13 countries participated in Sunday's action day for a work-free Sunday in the European Union. The action day was promoted by the "European Sunday Alliance," a cooperative effort of churches, labour unions and civic organizations. Read more »
February 24, 2012: Is Germany using the debt crisis to conquer Europe? That is what some Europeans think, especially among the British press. But Germany’s integration in a European framework is exactly what its neigbors, especially France, wanted after World War II. Read more » February 1, 2012: At their special summit meeting in Brussels on Monday, European Union leaders agreed upon the initial steps in establishing a fiscal union to strengthen the monetary union, the EU common currency, the euro. However, the decision was not unanimous. Read more » January 27, 2012: In response to the European Union decision to stop buying oil from Iran as of July 1, 2012, Iran is threatening to cut off all oil exports to Europe immediately. What affect would an Iranian oil embargo have on world oil prices and on European oil supplies in particular? Read more » January 6, 2012: Another European country had its credit worthiness downgraded today by a major ratings agency. This time, however, it wasn’t a eurozone member. Instead, it was Hungary, a country committed via its 2004 admission to the EU to introducing the euro at some point in the future. Read more » |
