Bavarian
Otto regalia found at Tatoi
Culture Ministry researchers documenting the movable assets at the former royal palace at Tatoi in northern Athens have discovered the regalia of Greece's Bavarian King Otto, the ministry said on Monday.
The crown and scepter were made by legendary French jewelers Fossin et Fils and the sword by Manceaux and Fossin et Fils.
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Germany: Merkel Agrees to 200,000 Refugees Cap in Bid to Build Coalition
Angela Merkel has agreed to cap the number of refugees Germany accepts at 200,000 annually in a concession to her conservative Bavarian allies that has overcome the first hurdle to coalition talks with other parties, the Guardian reported.
World's biggest beer festival Oktoberfest opens in Munich
The drinking has begun as wet weather and enhanced security did not dampen the spirits of beer enthusiasts at the 184th Oktoberfest, which opened in Munich on Sept. 16.
Six million people from all over the world are expected to visit the world's largest beer festival, which runs until Oct. 3.
Athens buildings we wish had never been demolished (pics)
During the 19th century, neo-classical buildings of architectural beauty sprouted at the foot of the Acropolis. In those days, Athens was a beautiful European capital with palaces, mansions, boulevards and some of the finest speciments of neoclassical architecture in the world.
Merkel warns of war if Germany closes its borders
German chancellor Angela Merkel speaking to supporters of her conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) in Darmstadt on Monday she defended the deal on transit zone and said that if Germany closed its border it could result in military conflicts adding that Social Democrats (SPD) need to support the transit zones.
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