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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party secured a comfortable majority — meaning fewer hurdles for the UK leader to fulfill his mantra of "get Brexit done." Go to article
The bloc's leaders now have the tough task of negotiating a trade deal with the UK after Brexit.
German business leaders have said the unambiguous election result in the UK removes some of the uncertainty of the past.
Local police in the town of Blankenburg have said that at least 15 people were injured and at least one person has died. The apartment building where the blast occurred and a nearby kindergarten were evacuated.
It was an election marred by protest, disruption and a partial boycott. But Algeria's electoral body has declared former prime minister Abdelmadjid Tebboune the winner of Thursday's presidential vote.
Many Afghan civilian Bundeswehr employees were threatened at home and came to Germany. But they do not feel wanted.
The new regulations include greater powers for authorities to check in on gun owners. However, some opposition politicians called for more action on homemade firearms after the anti-Semitic attack in Halle in October.
The US decision to pull out of the Paris Agreement is bad for climate action, but what are the implications for international funding? DW spoke to Joe Thwaites, climate finance expert with the World Resources Institute.
EU leaders have backed plans to slash the bloc's carbon emissions to net-zero by 2050 — with the exception of coal-reliant Poland. The target is part of a plan to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent.
EU sanctions targeting Moscow's finance, energy and defense industries will stay in place until mid-2020. The decision comes after the leaders of Russia and Ukraine met in Paris to seek a solution to Ukraine conflict.
The bodies of six people who perished in a volcanic eruption on New Zealand's White Island have been retrieved and taken to a navy ship offshore. Families left distraught by the tragedy had pleaded for a swift recovery.
A deadly fire spread through Russia's Admiral Kuznetsov while the aircraft carrier was docked for maintenance work in the Arctic port of Murmansk. Responders battled the blaze for many hours.
Russian broadcaster TNT stopped showing sitcom "Servant of the People," which stars Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, after airing it for just one day. The channel is owned by Russian energy company Gazprom.
German coach Jürgen Klopp has led Liverpool to Champions League glory. With his team eight points clear at the top of the Premier League, he has now put pen to paper on a new deal.
The outcome of the election will define UK society for years to come. Is it headed for meltdown? asks Rob Mudge.
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Germany acknowledged the borderlessness of syndicates relatively late. As a result, the country is playing catch-up.
Despite the ongoing presence of French troops in the troubled Sahel region, violent attacks against civilians and security forces are still commonplace. So why isn't the situation improving?
Bougainville, which has voted for independence from Papua New Guinea, was once the domain of a different ruler: Germany.
East German workers who constructed a gas pipeline through the Soviet Union 40 years ago remain friends to this day.
Science books are the gifts that keep giving all year round. DW's Zulfikar Abbany takes us through the pile on his desk.
Gladbach were dramatically dumped out of the Europa League, but the result comes with a silver lining.
