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British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal has been rejected in an overwhelming loss by 230 votes in the UK parliament, so what happens next? Go to article
British Prime Minister Theresa May has suffered a crushing defeat in the UK Parliament vote on her Brexit plan. With just over two months until the scheduled exit from the EU, the UK remains fiercely divided.
An explosion followed by gunfire has been heard in an upscale complex in Nairobi, Kenya. Witnesses report policemen with guns drawn working their way to the scene.
A Bundestag employee of the Alternative for Germany party has been accused of ordering a firebombing in Ukraine. Manuel Ochsenreiter denies all accusations, but he is known to have connections to pro-Russia separatists.
William Barr, US President Donald Trump's pick for attorney general, has said he "won't be bullied" by the president. Barr said it was "vitally important" that Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation go ahead.
2018 saw a jump in the number of Germans applying for a basic weapons license. Police say the trend comes from a growing sense of insecurity, but warn increasing numbers of armed citizens may worsen the situation.
German prosecutors say an army employee has been detained on suspicion of spying for Iranian intelligence. The German-Afghan citizen worked as a translator for the German military.
Staff responsible for checking passengers and cargo have started an 18-hour warning strike at Germany's biggest airports. An estimated 220,000 passengers are affected.
Despite a let-up in the wintery weather, inhabitants of Europe’s high-lying Alpine areas have found themselves cut off by snow. In the Austrian province of Salzburg alone, some 41,000 people were left isolated.
The scarf, knitted by a Munich area commuter during 2018, had different colors to represent how long each delay was. The proceeds will be donated to charity.
Iran has said a satellite launched to gather environmental information has failed to reach orbit. Washington had expressed concern that Tehran's satellite program could help it in developing ballistic nuclear weapons.
Social democrat, Spartacist, communist and revolutionary: The politician Rosa Luxemburg was murdered 100 years ago. She remains as controversial as she is admired — and so does her contemporary, Karl Liebknecht.
The murder of the mayor of Gdansk is a warning that Polish society has become dangerously polarized.
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The UK government says the port town of Ramsgate is bound for a revival if a no-deal Brexit happens.
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After Brexit, Northern Ireland will return to the UK and the Irish Republic will remain in the EU.
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As Parliament sets to vote on the Brexit deal, people in London have their own strong opinions.
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Brexit is affecting people's lives across Europe. DW met an English woman who owns a shop selling British goods.
Poland is paying its respects to the murdered mayor of Gdansk, Pawel Adamowicz, who was stabbed in front of thousands of spectators at a charity fundraising event. The mayor was a leading figure in the country's opposition movement.
Long a mecca for the creative-minded, Berlin has been inspiring fashion trends for centuries. A look at several designers from around the world who now call the German capital home.
While Uzbekistan's national team have been a pleasant surprise at the Asian Cup, the next generation of footballers is already in the pipeline. And they're being trained using tried and tested methods – from Germany.
A trip to Germany's largest order-run monastery brewery.
