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Berlin, Germany, Washington, D.C.
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usually a political breaking news reporter for @washingtonpost. currently based at @politicoeurope in Berlin for the @arthurfburns fellowship.

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Volkswagen CEO warns German workers of sweeping layoffs to come

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By Maegan Vazquez Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Volkswagen CEO warns German workers of sweeping layoffs to come (washingtonpost.com) Volkswagen CEO warns German workers of sweeping layoffs to come By Maegan Vazquez 2026082809010200 BERLIN — The chief executive of Volkswagen this week previewed sweeping layoffs at the German automaker, a signal of broader problems for an industry that powers the world's third-largest economy.
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A Nazi bunker stands in the way of Berlin’s housing plans

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By Maegan Vazquez Verified
| independentonsaturday.co.za
The site of a Nazi bunker on which Berlin authorities are considering building apartments. Image: Maegan Vazquez/The Washington Post Maegan Vazquez If it weren’t for the easily missed informational plaque, the site of Adolf Hitler’s demise could be mistaken for a normal parking lot. Construction workers in 1999 accidentally dug up parts of the concrete bunker where Hitler died by suicide, reigniting a long-standing debate over how Germany should deal with Nazi relics.
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Nazi bunker stalls Berlin’s housing plans

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By Maegan Vazquez Verified
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Berlin approved a project to build apartments and offices on the former site of Hitler’s New Reich Chancellery. Preservation advocates want the Nazi-era bunker beneath the property protected as a historically significant site. City officials support redevelopment, citing Berlin’s ongoing housing shortage and growing demand for residential construction. The controversy reflects Germany’s broader debate over preserving Nazi-era sites without glorifying the regime.
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