Police have arrested several terror suspects after vehicle attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils killed at least 14 people and injured scores. Authorities are probing the link between the strikes and an explosion in Alcanar. Go to article
The terror attack in Barcelona has not prevented locals and tourists from taking to the streets and showing their solidarity. Anna Gumbau reports from the Catalonian capital.
The attack in Barcelona and the incident in Cambrils could very well have political consequences for the future of Catalonia. Independence efforts may suffer a major setback, reports Stefanie Müller in Madrid.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has issued a message of defiance after Thursday's terrorist attacks in and around Barcelona, which killed 14 people and injured hundreds. Many international leaders offered condolences.
In Catalan, Spanish and English, responses flooded social networks in the aftermath of the Catalan attacks. Voices from music, arts, and culture expressed condolences and sympathy, often through touching images.
Chief of staff John F Kelly and Trump's chief strategist Stephen Bannon have mutually agreed that Bannon is to leave the White House. The move came in the wake of white supremacist violence in Charlottesville.
Finnish police have shot and detained a man after deadly stabbings in the southern city of Turku. One person died at the scene and another later in hospital. The motives for the attack were not immediately clear.
Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has urged Turkish voters living in Germany not to back the country's three main political parties in next month's general elections. He said they were "enemies of Turkey."
The number of people being injured in Islamophobic attacks in Germany has increased this year, new government figures have shown. But very few anti-Muslim hate crimes are successfully prosecuted.
South Africa's opposition has called for the arrest of Zimbabwe's first lady after she allegedly beat a model with an electric cable. It's not clear if a controversial request for diplomatic immunity will be granted.
Poland wants to redesign its passport, and the country's citizens have some say in choosing the images it contains. But two of the options do not belong to Poland anymore, sparking a diplomatic row with its neighbors.
German activists have demanded tougher controls after thousands of patients reportedly received diluted cancer medications. Reports suggest the scandal can be traced to a single pharmacist acting out of financial gain.
More than 16 million people in Bangladesh, India and Nepal have been impacted by the worst flooding to hit South Asia in many years. Aid agencies are warning of hunger, disease and more deaths.
People around the world have pledged to plant 250,000 trees to counter the US President's "disgraceful" decision to pull out of the Paris climate agreement.
Foreign logging companies have allegedly destroyed a vast area of rainforest in Cameroon. One result is that Baka children are losing out on schooling.
Jihadi terrorism in Europe aims to strengthen recruiting networks, says DW's Luis García Casas.
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The Bundesliga is back. As usual, the champions are playing at home on opening night. Bayern Munich will hope to put a troubled preseason behind them by thumping Bayer Leverkusen.
A concert by female singer Aryana Sayeed commemorating Afghanistan's Independence Day stirred a controversy in the war-torn country. The event was eventually cancelled allegedly due to pressure from religious clerics.
Berliners may be gruff, but as Tamsin Walker found out at one of the oldest zoos in the world, the city's affection for its bears, be they polar or panda, is as real as it is historic. And that is not all she discovered.
The unicorn has taken advertising by storm. Consumers are snapping up any product associated with the one-horned horse. DW's Sophie Schimansky reports from New York City on the reasons behind the hype.
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