Berlin

Berlin Faces Continuous Economic Growth

The entire Europe is drenched with debt-crisis, but Berlin is still strong and steadily moving towards economic gains. The Capital of Germany Berlin is least effected from debt-crisis also because of the persistent growth in tourism.

Old Couple Makes Claim about the ‘Forest Boy’

A teenage boy, who recently came to the City Hall of Berlin and said that he had been living in a forest since five years, has more claimers that one would’ve thought. He arrived at the city hall and told the authorities t hat he and his father had lived in the forest since five years, when they had had a car crash, and his mother, Doreen had died. The boy did not remember where he was from or anything about his origin.

New Biomass Plant in Berlin Promises New Jobs

In a recent ray of joy for North Country, it has been revealed that there shall be the launch of a new Biomass plant in the vicinity. This would mean at least 150more jobs for the people of the vicinity. This has come as good news for the residents, as they can look forward to effective utilization of resources and earn money.

It was revealed that this project shall start soon. It is going to be a huge venture with a sum of $275 million involved. These developments were revealed by the Mayor Mr. Paul Grenier.

Automatic Car Will Soon Hit Berlin Streets

The next-gen car will be part of Berlin streets with the exceptional features that one would love to have.

Berlin Free University Researchers have been engrossed in examining the functioning of the sensational automatic car. The car can manages the traffic problem by its own and finds a space with the help of electronics, computer and an accuracy satellite map-reading structure. It poses a camera in the front, and has laser scanners on its top, rear bumpers and also around the front side.

Sri Lanka Denies Recalling Deputy Ambassador from Berlin

On Wednesday, the authorities in Sri Lanka strongly denied various reports that the Deputy Ambassador of the country is recalled from the Berlin. While commenting on the issue, the public communications division of the Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that Major General Jagath Dias will return as soon as his term of two years will come to an end and therefore not recalled presently.

Berlin Terror Suspects and Afghanistan Have Big Ties, Says Report

An unpublished report has highlighted a new fact regarding the Berlin terror attack. The report has said that one of the suspects, a 24-year-old German of Lebanese origin is one of the terror suspects and is identified as Samir M. He basically belongs to a Berlin group of Islamists, who are backing the German Taliban Mujahedeen in Afghanistan.

Italy Could Help Market Come Out of German Depression

Berlin would continue to participate in bailouts, as Karlsruhe-based constitutional court rejected the plea which aimed to stop Berlin from participation.

It is considered to be good news, now it has to be seen what happens next. As per experts, it was something which they could imagine but what matter is their aftermath’s effect.

Though Bunds, did not lose much, it is possible that Germany debt could increase and put it into problem as Europe’s efforts to save itself from debt crisis seems to be going in vain from last two years.

Berlin Has Observed 53,450 Meetings and Conventions During the First Half of 2011, Says Report

A latest report has notified a hike of around 1% in the meetings and conventions observed in Berlin, as it has credited to host around 53,450 meetings and conventions, during the first half of 2011. Further, the participant number was observed to experience a 2% jump with 4.3 million participants.

In addition, the data has suggested that during the first half of the year, not less than three million people have booked the rooms in various hotels to spend their nights and reflected an increase of 15% whereas the average event duration was found to be 2.2 days.

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