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David Wroe

David Wroe, a Berlin-based journalist, has covered Germany for the past two years, focusing on politics and social affairs. He reported on the 2009 German elections and the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, writing for London's Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, The Scotsman, Al Jazeera International, News of the World, The Sydney Morning Herald, and a number of other publications. Before moving to Berlin, he lived for a year in Cairo. Wroe began his journalism career in Australia, at The Age newspaper, where he was a political reporter and news editor.
Agence France-Presse
How the wall still divides one family
Agence France-Presse
Germans embrace an annual pyrotechnic orgy
Agence France-Presse
Germany: Bundesbank calls for dismissal of author
Business, Economics and Jobs
Oktoberfest: It’s not about the beer
Politics
America’s key allies slash their budgets
Agence France-Presse
Germans suspect US overreaction on terror alert
Business, Economics and Jobs
Angela Merkel’s new strategy
Agence France-Presse
Germany’s immigration debate boils
Economics
How the mittelstand drive Germany’s economy
Politics
NATO: trying to keep the Americans in
Agence France-Presse
Germany: Berliners on edge over terror threat
Agence France-Presse
Germans ready to see Hitler as human
Business, Economics and Jobs
Germany: Europe’s bully?
Business, Economics and Jobs
Berlin’s Comic Opera gets serious
Business, Economics and Jobs
2011: Europe still stuck in a rut
Commentary
Imitators create new WikiLeaks sites
Lifestyle
Germans have no sense of humor. Right?
Politics
Iran: Germany’s special friend
Business, Economics and Jobs
Do Germans need a gender quota?
Business, Economics and Jobs
Germany seeks to recycle rare earths to tackle shortage
Lifestyle
Clinic gives Nigerian women new lives
Politics
German Chancellor Angela Merkel suffers blow in state elections
Lifestyle
Without Tacheles, would Berlin lose its soul?
Economics
The United States falls behind Germany in renewable energy investment
Economics
Germany opens labor market, finally
Agence France-Presse
Merkel gets tough
Agence France-Presse
Germany gears up for highly fissile debates
Lifestyle
Eurovision becomes cool again in Germany
Business, Economics and Jobs
Germany drags on electric cars
Economics
Germany embarks on a green energy revolution
Lifestyle
German vegetable sellers suffer as E.coli outbreak mounts
Politics
Why is Washington serenading German Chancellor Angela Merkel?
Lifestyle
Germany: the E. coli blame game
Business, Economics and Jobs
Earth to euro zone: do something
Politics
How China is “taking over Europe”
Business, Economics and Jobs
What happens if a country goes bust?
Lifestyle
Anders Behring Breivik’s scary internet world
Business, Economics and Jobs
CERN’s antimatter breakthrough, explained
Politics
Female presidential candidate tests Egypt’s new democracy