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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won another term, securing an outright majority according to official results. The elections are the first held under a new system which gives the president expansive powers. Go to article
Support for Erdogan was proportionally higher among the Turkish community in Germany than it was in Turkey. That, alongside celebrations in German cities after Erdogan won the election, have drawn criticism.
Chancellor Merkel has sought to downplay expectations from this week's EU summit for a European solution. The mini-summit of 16 EU leaders created "a lot of goodwill" to discuss EU disagreements on migration, she said.
Angela Merkel may not have been handed a lifeline at the EU's mini-summit on migration, but the bloc now agrees that migrants must be kept far away. The price for this? Law and humanity, says DW's Barbara Wesel.
Trump may have reversed his policy of separating children from their families at the border, but his tough stance on immigration endures. Civil rights activists decried his latest Twitter call as unconstitutional.
At least 86 people have been killed in fighting between Muslim herders and Christian farmers. The attack is part of a seemingly unstoppable cycle of violence that many consider to be Nigeria's largest security challenge.
They learned at school that Greeks were their enemies. Now many exiled Turks have found refuge in Thessaloniki. Florian Schmitz met some of them.
A second person has died following Saturday's explosion at Premier Abiy Ahmed's rally in Addis Ababa. Thirty people have been arrested for alleged involvement in the grenade attack.
If you’re looking for a new job and like the party scene, then the southwestern German city of Mannheim may have just the role for you. But, despite the fun title, the job does actually require some work.
A 6-1 win over Panama doesn't suddenly make them favorites for the World Cup, but it shows that progress has been made.
There were contrasting fortunes for two Bayern Munich stars in Kazan on Sunday as Colombia thrashed Poland.
Both teams are with four points after a 2-2 draw. One point will be enough for both to qualify to the next round.
The road ahead will be hard for Turkey's opposition and its supporters, writes DW’s Seda Serdar.
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After the euphoria of beating Sweden, Germany and Toni Kroos wrote the headlines. Germany's best player at the 2018 World Cup is a far more unlikely character.
In Saudi Arabia, women are now free to drive cars, in a move widely seen as a more moderate approach to women’s role in society. That role, however, remains dominated for the most part by men.
Seventy years ago, the Soviet Union blockaded all supply routes to West Berlin. In the city's time of need, the Western powers embarked on a historic rescue mission: an airlift for its more than 2 million inhabitants.
Demonstrations took place in at least five cities, including Berlin and Hamburg. The protests come two days before a government commission intended to map a national path away from coal is to convene for the first time.
Almost 30 sites are on the shortlist to receive the highly coveted World Heritage designation. France and Belgium have entered their World War I graveyards into the running. The final decision will be announced in July.
