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• Cocaine pizza: German police take out Düsseldorf drug ring
  The restaurant's "pizza No. 40" turned out dangerously addictive — and not because of its taste. The owner of the restaurant was arrested, as well as 15 others.
• Germany inaugurates new NATO naval HQ on the Baltic Sea
  The Command Task Force (CTF), headquartered in the Baltic Sea port city of Rostock, is intended to boost NATO's defense readiness in the region.
• How to fix Germany's ailing health care system
  The German parliament has passed a law aiming to reorganize the health sector, slashing the number of hospitals, boosting clinics and digitalizing bureaucracy. Health Minister Karl Lauterbach called it a "revolution."
• German aviation sector calls for air travel taxes to be cut
  Airlines Eurowings and Ryanair have reduced flights from German airports after complaining about high fees. Now an industry association has called on the German government to roll back taxes on flights.
• Germany: Will city of Wolfsburg survive Volkswagen's crisis?
  Almost everybody in Wolfsburg in northern Germany works for VW or their business depends on the company. Now, as the car giant considers cuts, an entire city is afraid of its downfall.
• Germany: police arrest man over Israeli Embassy attack plot
  Police have arrested a man suspected of links to the "Islamic State" group and planning an attack on the Israeli Embassy. Prosecutors say he had been planning to attack the diplomatic mission using firearms.
• Will Germany's far-right AfD party be banned?
  German lawmakers from across the political spectrum are working together to ban the Alternative for Germany party, which has been classified as partly right-wing extremist. Can they succeed?