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Clipped Wings Berlin Struggles to Certify Military Plane

German Defense Minister Thomas de Maizière, in trouble over the costly cancellation of the Euro Hawk drone, faces a potentially even greater problem. Certification for the A400M military transport plane is behind schedule and plagued by legal pitfalls. Von Gerald Traufetter

Berlin Struggles to Certify Military Plane - Airbus Military

Plagiatsaffären von Schavan und Guttenberg Die Ungleichen

Annette Schavan soll in ihrer Doktorarbeit getäuscht haben. Noch ist nicht entschieden, ob sie ihren Titel verliert. Klar ist allerdings: So schwer wie bei ihrem Ex-Kollegen Guttenberg wiegen ihre Verstöße nicht. Ein Vergleich. Von Lena Greiner und Oliver Trenkamp

Die Ungleichen - IPON

Ex-Minister Plans 'Sabbatical' Guttenberg 'Moving Abroad for At Least Two Years'

After months of hiding from the spotlight, Germany's fallen former defense minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg is ready for his next big move -- abroad. The conservative is preparing to leave the country and rethink his career following the plagiarism allegations that stalled his promising political trajectory.

Guttenberg 'Moving Abroad for At Least Two Years' - DPA

Two Scalps in One Day Germany's Anti-Plagiarism Activists on a Roll

The online community of anti-plagiarism activists in Germany are going from strength to strength. Their efforts to uncover academic cheating caused a leading FDP politician to resign on Wednesday, and also led a German university to strip the daughter of a former state governor of her Ph.D.

Germany's Anti-Plagiarism Activists on a Roll - dapd

Guttenberg's Downfall Ex-German Minister Plagiarized Intentionally

Former German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg always insisted that he had never meant to plagiarize portions of his Ph.D. dissertation. On Friday, however, the University of Bayreuth said that he copied intentionally.

Ex-German Minister Plagiarized Intentionally - DPA

Open Season on Academic Copycats Web-Based Plagiarism Hunters Have Politicians Nervous

It started with Germany's defense minister. But once Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg lost his job, many of the researchers who uncovered his plagiarized dissertation have moved on to new targets. The activists prefer to remain anonymous, but their Wiki page has proven remarkably effective. Von Oliver Trenkamp

Web-Based Plagiarism Hunters Have Politicians Nervous - Corbis

Fresh Trouble for Free Democrats Another German Politician Faces Plagiarism Accusations

Silvana Koch-Mehrin, a rising star in Germany's Free Democratic Party, is being accused of plagiarizing parts of her doctoral thesis and her university has started a probe. Similar allegations cost Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg his job as defense minister.

Another German Politician Faces Plagiarism Accusations - REUTERS

Merkel's Cabinet Restructuring Bavarian Party Wins Despite Loss of Guttenberg

Chancellor Angela Merkel announced a cabinet shuffle on Wednesday following the abrupt resignation of her defense minister. Current Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière will now take over the Defense Ministry, being replaced by a career politician from Bavaria's Christian Social Union party. Although it has lost a powerful figure, the CSU has gained clout in the government. Von Sebastian Fischer und Philipp Wittrock

Bavarian Party Wins Despite Loss of Guttenberg - REUTERS

The World from Berlin 'Merkel Has Disgraced Herself'

It didn't take long for Chancellor Angela Merkel to replace Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, who resigned as defense minister on Tuesday. But, say German commentators, it will take much longer to repair the damage done -- both by Guttenberg's plagiarism scandal and her own poor handling of the affair.

'Merkel Has Disgraced Herself' - DPA

The Right Decision Guttenberg's Resignation Was Good For Germany

The resignation of Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg marks a turning point for Germany's political culture. He may still make a comeback but he will never become chancellor. Von Roland Nelles

Guttenberg's Resignation Was Good For Germany - REUTERS

Guttenberg Fallout Merkel Loses Heavyweight Minister, Gains Power

Defense Miniser Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg's exit has torn a gaping hole in Angela Merkel's cabinet. She now faces the difficult task of finding an adequate replacement for Germany's best-loved politician. Still, the move has spared her further criticism in the plagiarism affair and left her more powerful than ever. Von David Crossland

Merkel Loses Heavyweight Minister, Gains Power - REUTERS

Copy, Paste and Delete The Downfall of Defense Minister Guttenberg

Initially, it appeared as though German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg might survive the scandal surrounding accusations that he plagiarized large portions of his dissertation. But on Tuesday, he bowed to the growing pressure and resigned. Von Charles Hawley

The Downfall of Defense Minister Guttenberg - DPA

Plagiarism Affair Defense Minister Guttenberg Resigns

German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg resigned from Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet on Tuesday. The move comes after weeks of mounting pressure surrounding accusations that he plagiarized significant portions of his doctoral dissertation.

Defense Minister Guttenberg Resigns - dapd

Political Allies Blast Guttenberg Support Wanes Fast for German Defense Minister

He thought he could sit out the plagiarism scandal surrounding his dissertation. But this week, German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg is facing withering criticism from his own side of the political aisle. He is, a member of his own party claims, "a dandy, not a politician."

Support Wanes Fast for German Defense Minister - DPA

The Guttenberg Plagiarism Scandal 'German Society Is Applying a Double Standard'

A defense minister in Germany can apparently get away with plagiarizing his dissertation, but a bakery employee can get fired for stealing a pastry. That, says highly respected German academic Ernst-Ludwig Winnacker, is a double standard. Guttenberg's offense, he says, is unforgivable in academia.

'German Society Is Applying a Double Standard' - dapd

The World from Berlin Guttenberg Affair Reveals 'Moral Bankruptcy' in German Politics

Germany's defense minister gave up his doctor title earlier this week following a plagiarism scandal. The controversy, though, continues, with new accusations of improper sourcing and questions about favorable coverage in Germany's largest tabloid. On Friday, German commentators weighed in on the topic that has divided the country.

Guttenberg Affair Reveals 'Moral Bankruptcy' in German Politics - dapd

Defensive Minister University Withdraws Guttenberg's Doctor Title

German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg has gotten his wish. After requesting that his alma mater withdraw his doctor title in the face of accusations that he plagiarized large sections of his dissertation, the University of Bayreuth complied on Wednesday evening. The minister's popularity does not seem to have suffered.

University Withdraws Guttenberg's Doctor Title - dapd

The World from Berlin 'Merkel Is Protecting a Forger'

Despite having apparently plagiarized much of his dissertation, German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg appears unlikely to fall. He has the backing of Chancellor Angela Merkel. And for her, say German commentators, popularity takes precedence over honesty and credibility.

'Merkel Is Protecting a Forger' - AFP

Political Superstar under Pressure Guttenberg Drops 'Doctor' to Save 'Minister'

German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg is under pressure to resign amid allegations he plagiarized parts of his Ph.D. thesis. Angela Merkel and other leading conservatives are worried the popular politician could fall, just when they need him to drum up votes ahead of crunch state elections. Now Guttenberg has announced he is giving up his doctor title. Von Sebastian Fischer und Philipp Wittrock

Guttenberg Drops 'Doctor' to Save 'Minister' - DPA

Plagiarism Accusations Widen Guttenberg Copied Work of German Parliament's Research Department

German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg faces fresh accusations of plagiarism in his doctoral thesis. According to a report due to be published in SPIEGEL on Monday, he used the services of the parliament's research department for his dissertation, and didn't mention the author in his footnotes.

Guttenberg Copied Work of German Parliament's Research Department - DPA

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