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Widow of Munich victim makes plea for Olympic minute of silenceupdated: Wed Jul 25 2012 12:01:00

The widow of an Israeli Olympian killed in a terrorist attack on the 1972 Munich Games made an urgent plea Wednesday for a minute of silence at the opening ceremony to remember her husband and 10 other Israelis murdered 40 years ago.

The London Olympics: 4 billion people; 4 billion reasons to watch updated: Wed Jul 25 2012 04:52:00

Olympic officials will tell you that four billion people around the world will watch some part or another of the London Olympics during its 17-day span.

Olympics head rejects silence for Israeli victimsupdated: Mon Jul 23 2012 08:55:00

The head of the International Olympics Committee again rejected calls for a moment of silence during the Games' opening ceremony to honor Israeli Olympians killed in a terror attack at the 1972 Games.

IOC defends stance against moment of silence for Israel's 'Munich 11'updated: Tue May 22 2012 06:31:00

The International Olympic Committee on Monday defended its stance against a moment of silence at the London Games for Israel's 11 athletes and coaches killed by terrorists in 1972, a response that follows an Israeli official's vow to pressure the organizing committee to change its position.

Palestinians train for Olympicsupdated: Tue May 22 2012 06:31:00

Against long odds, Palestinian athletes train for their first Olympic competition. CNN's Matthew Chance reports.

SI.com: Raphael Honigstein: Ten pivotal moments in Bayern's historyupdated: Fri May 18 2012 11:49:00

A list of arguably the 10 most pivotal moments in the illustrious history of Bayern Munich.

Boxers come to blows after fightupdated: Tue May 08 2012 14:27:00

British boxers David Haye and Dereck Chisora brawled during a post-fight news conference in Germany.

Haye and Chisora announce rematch: This time in the boxing ringupdated: Tue May 08 2012 14:27:00

It was an ugly scuffle that cast a cloud over the sport of boxing as Dereck Chisora threatened to shoot fellow Brit David Haye, after they'd brawled at a press conference.

Haas rolls back the years to stun top seed Tsonga in Munichupdated: Wed May 02 2012 13:21:00

German veteran Tommy Haas stunned top seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to reach the quarterfinals of the BMW Open in Munich Wednesday.

Munich's other beer festivalupdated: Tue Mar 20 2012 13:09:00

The scene is a familiar one: women and men decked out in traditional dirndls and lederhosen while they swig steins of beer to the toe-tapping tune of oompah bands.

Enjoy Munich in the sun and the snowupdated: Wed Sep 21 2011 09:47:00

Not every travel adventure involves tracking wild animals or hanging off a mountain. Some feats of endurance come in the form of festivals, and Munich's Oktoberfest is no exception. This annual beer-soaked event is under way now, but a visit to the charming Bavarian town of Munich is a treat year-round.

CNNMoney: Netflix, Chipotle expansion plans light up StockTwitsupdated: Tue Jul 05 2011 12:51:00

Foreign expansion was the theme of the day on StockTwits Tuesday, after momentum juggernauts Netflix and Chipotle announced plans to expand their operations into foreign markets.

SI.com: Raphael Honigstein: Top 10 young German prospectsupdated: Thu Mar 24 2011 17:39:00

After signing a contract extension (until 2014) and tentatively solving the "Michael Ballack question" -- the Germany captain will have an unofficial farewell match against Brazil in August -- coach Jogi Löw has few problems left. The biggest one might be finding places for a wave of new, exciting prospects in the squad. Here's a projection of Germany's next top model professionals (under 22 years).

SI.com: Iain Macintosh: When taunting by the fans goes too farupdated: Fri Mar 18 2011 07:39:00

As anyone who has ever experienced one will know, a soccer match in England is not for the fainthearted. Even in these safer, more sanitary days, you'll still hear things shouted from the anonymity of the crowd that you might not hear over the dinner table. And that's a wonderful thing. For who among us did not giggle like schoolboys when the intricacies of David and Victoria Beckham's love life were openly speculated upon? Or when one man's struggle with schizophrenia gave us the classic, "there's only two Andy Gorams"? Association Football, borne out of the anarchic crush of the preindustrial village game, is chaotic, passionate and, at times, just plain rude, which is of course why so many of us are in thrall to it all. But is there a line that shouldn't be crossed or is everything up for grabs?

Airline: Suspicious luggage contained no explosivesupdated: Thu Nov 18 2010 17:51:00

A suspicious piece of luggage that was about to be loaded onto a plane at Windhoek Hosea Kutako International Airport in Namibia contained no explosives, a spokeswoman for the airline said Thursday.

Oktoberfest: 200 years of downing beerupdated: Tue Sep 21 2010 10:43:00

It's the annual festival of beer known the world over, and this year, Germany's Oktoberfest turns 200.

Biking in Europe: A cultural bridgeupdated: Wed Jun 16 2010 09:20:00

Some travelers are surprised when I tell them to consider biking in Europe. I explain that it's not only a cheap way to travel, but it gets you close to the ground and close to the people.

Why pope is at center of media stormupdated: Fri Mar 19 2010 16:38:00

From a distance, it may be difficult to understand why Pope Benedict XVI finds himself at the center of a media storm this week since it pivots on a single case of an abuser priest in Germany almost 30 years ago.

Munich: Brimming with high culture and Bavarian clichesupdated: Wed Apr 15 2009 06:59:00

Known for lederhosen, weisswurst and its beer festival, Munich is a city that counters these brassy cliches with a mix of art, history and style.

$2M worth of cocaine found in banana boxesupdated: Sat Mar 21 2009 04:17:00

A German supermarket employee got a surprise this week when she opened two boxes of bananas to find them filled with more than 60 pounds of cocaine worth $2 million, police said.

A wunderbar welcome in Austria and Germanyupdated: Thu Mar 05 2009 10:26:00

Many sights in Germany and Austria have been renovated in the last year or two to better display this region's rich heritage, making 2009 a good time to visit.

Spectacular Christmas destinationsupdated: Thu Dec 04 2008 10:18:00

'Tis the season to plan your holiday vacation or start thinking about next year's festive getaway.

Munich's new modern designupdated: Tue Oct 14 2008 10:35:00

For much of the world, Munich is likely to evoke one or more stereotypical images, among them the Glockenspiel in the tower of the neo-Gothic Rathaus, or city hall; the annual Oktoberfest bacchanal; and mustachioed men wearing lederhosen. Style, a word generally not associated with lederhosen, doesn't spring to mind. But these days Munich, Germany's third-largest city and the capital of Bavaria, is shedding its dirndls and feathered caps in favor of cutting-edge design.

Time.com: Smoking Riskier for Women's Heartsupdated: Tue Sep 02 2008 17:00:00

Women typically get heart disease much later than men, but not if they smoke. In fact, women who smoke have heart attacks nearly 14 years earlier than women who don't smoke

Time.com: Preventing Heart Failure: Fish Oil?updated: Sun Aug 31 2008 14:00:00

Fish oil supplements may work slightly better than a popular cholesterol-reducing drug to help patients with chronic heart failure

SI.com: Richard Deitsch: Remembering Jim McKayupdated: Mon Jun 09 2008 15:55:00

Each week, SI.com's Richard Deitsch reports on newsmakers from the world of TV, radio and the Web. This week's column focuses solely on the life and career of Jim McKay, the pioneer sportscaster who passed away Saturday of natural causes at 86.

German police raid homes over 'jihadist' materialupdated: Wed Apr 23 2008 07:02:00

German police conducted a series of raids across the country Wednesday as part of their investigation into nine citizens suspected of systematically trying to convert others to radical Islam.

Your Eco Calendarupdated: Mon Apr 14 2008 05:43:00

Upcoming environmental events and conferences taking place around the world. If you know of an event we should be featuring here, please e-mail Eco Solutions with the details.

The Spirit of Sport: Obscure Pastimesupdated: Mon Mar 17 2008 08:30:00

Always last to be picked for the team? Couldn't catch a ball if your life depended on it? Got coordination skills that make you a laughing stock?

Germany strike hits scores of flightsupdated: Wed Mar 05 2008 07:52:00

Airlines Wednesday morning canceled more than 200 flights operating out of Frankfurt and Munich, Germany's two largest airports, because of a public workers' strike, airport spokesmen said.

Best airport restaurants and other time killersupdated: Thu Feb 21 2008 17:04:00

With airports from New York to Sydney getting upgrades, Travel + Leisure picks our favorite restaurants, bars, lounges, shops and spas.

Big anniversary in Munich, new opera house in Osloupdated: Mon Feb 18 2008 09:53:00

Travelers heading to Germany, Switzerland and Scandinavia this year will be greeted by a host of new museums, improved infrastructure and special events. Here's what to expect if you visit.

Big game hard on your heart?updated: Fri Feb 01 2008 10:09:00

CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta looks at the adrenaline rush that sporting events provide and whether it's bad for your heart.

Fortune: Old media meets empowered customersupdated: Thu Jan 24 2008 10:44:00

Right after the close of the DLD tech/Net/media conference in Munich this week, I was running on a treadmill, looking out at the cathedral and church spires, the only things higher than the hotel's top-floor gym. Europeans respect and preserve the past. What consistently amazes me is how aggressively some in Europe are simultaneously pursuing the future.

Skinny-dipping and the super-soaker princeupdated: Fri Nov 30 2007 12:40:00

No one planning a trip to Europe needs to be reminded to see Big Ben and the Leaning Tower. But it's the unusual experiences that are often the most memorable part of a trip. Study up in advance and you can enjoy places and experiences like these:

Christmas to goupdated: Tue Nov 13 2007 12:37:00

When I learned 10 years ago that my husband's job would be moving us from New York to Munich, I had the usual worries -- schools, friends, how to say "bathroom" in German. But what actually kept me awake at night was Christmas. Having always observed the holidays with hallowed traditions, we suddenly realized we were going to be a long way from over the river and through the woods.

With fall nearing, beer lovers celebrate brewingupdated: Thu Sep 20 2007 14:44:00

Sometimes, a hobby can take on a life of its own. That's what happened to Sam Calagione of Lewes, Delaware. He began brewing beer at home in 1993. Two years later, that avocation blossomed into a full-fledged business: Dogfish Head Craft Brewery.

CNNMoney: Businesses take dim view in Germanyupdated: Tue Aug 28 2007 04:37:00

German business sentiment fell a shade less than expected in August as firms took a dimmer view about the coming six months following recent market turmoil, a closely watched survey showed on Tuesday.

Germany seeks 13 over CIA 'kidnap'updated: Wed Jan 31 2007 08:40:00

Arrest warrants have been issued for 13 suspected CIA agents in connection with the alleged kidnapping of a German citizen of Lebanese descent in Afghanistan.

Fortune: Get a trip to Europe with that new carupdated: Fri Oct 27 2006 11:47:00

Some people travel to Europe to see the Louvre and Saint Peter's Basilica. Chris Basse went there to pick up his BMW M5 in Munich, then drive the $90,000, 500-horsepower vehicle 140 miles an hour o...

Money Magazine: I Paid for One Movie and Snuck into Another. Did I Do Wrong?updated: Wed Mar 22 2006 16:21:00

QUESTION: I wanted to see Steven Spielberg's movie Munich, but my wife didn't want me to go. She believes a director who tries to be as fair to terrorists as to the people who hunt them down is mo...

Review: How to score an Oscar?updated: Fri Mar 03 2006 15:55:00

For composer John Williams, getting into a cummerbund Sunday night will mean buckling up for a familiar ride. His Academy Award nominations for "Munich" and "Memoirs of a Geisha" are his 44th and 45th.

'Mountain' looms over Oscar nominationsupdated: Tue Jan 31 2006 07:39:00

It has been the subject of controversy and the subject of jokes -- how many times have you heard variations on "I wish I knew how to quit you" or seen parodies of its poster? -- but mostly "Brokeback Mountain" has been the subject of honors.

showbuzzupdated: Mon Jan 30 2006 13:06:00

More guys want Jessica Alba for their girlfriend than any other woman, according to AskMen.com's top 99 list for 2006.

Review: 'Munich' a masterpieceupdated: Fri Dec 23 2005 09:04:00

"Munich" is a masterpiece.

The battle of 'Munich'updated: Thu Dec 22 2005 10:18:00

Steven Spielberg has called his new film, "Munich," "a prayer for peace." But -- probably much to his dismay -- the film has provoked war, a war of words if not of deeds.

Nightmare in Munichupdated: Wed Aug 31 2005 13:35:00

Ankie Spitzer thinks she knows when terrorism took to the international stage. It was 33 years ago this week at the Olympics when 11 Israelis were killed -- including her husband.

CNNMoney: Top 50: Best brewers rankedupdated: Fri Jun 24 2005 11:34:00

For centuries, the beer faithful have made pilgrimages to places like London, Brussels and Munich in search of the perfect pint.

German Islamic group suspects heldupdated: Wed Jan 12 2005 06:26:00

Police have arrested 22 members of a suspected criminal Islamic extremist network thought to be involved in recruiting for jihad, or holy war, Munich police said.

Germany holds 14 Islamic suspectsupdated: Wed Jan 12 2005 06:10:00

Police have arrested 14 members of a suspected criminal Islamic extremist network thought to be involved in people-smuggling and falsifying documents, Munich police said.

Flying above business classupdated: Wed Jan 05 2005 11:13:00

Time-poor corporate fliers fed up with the hassle of long lines at check-in desks and sluggish security checks are finding alternatives.

In-flight Web surfing takes offupdated: Thu Dec 23 2004 09:49:00

Checking your favorite sports scores or catching up on the latest news while sky-high is becoming a reality on many airlines and a step closer for others.

Business 2.0: Who Said Innovating Was Easy?updated: Fri Oct 01 2004 00:01:00

It's not too hard to think up the ideal car. Take, for instance, the one that Joachim Stilla, the engineer in charge of BMW's Technology Office, fantasizes about. It has a spray-on skin that resist...

Fortune: THE GERMANS SURVIVORS OF TUMULTUOUS TIMESupdated: Mon Oct 12 1987 00:01:00

The extraordinary talents required to build wealth of billions are the same in Germany as elsewhere. But preserving family money through decades of hyper- inflation, fascism, and defeat in two worl...

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