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Signed on June 17, 1991, the Treaty of Good Neighbourship marked a turning point in German-Polish relations.
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The US government has dropped an investigation into a memoir by John Bolton, one of former President Donald Trump's national security advisers. The Trump administration had tried to block the book's publication.
Police are investigating after finding the corpses at two locations near disused gold mines. Authorities say they were badly decomposed. They are thought to have been working as illegal miners in the old shafts.
The 1,098-carat diamond was found by the Debswana company and unearthed earlier this month.
Ukraine's ambassador has rejected an invitation to an event marking the 80th anniversary of Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union at Berlin's German-Russian museum. He said the venue choice was "bewildering."
The British barrister inherits a string of open investigations, including contentious probes into the Israel-Palestinian conflict and alleged US war crimes in Afghanistan.
The sharing of intimate pictures without permission is a huge problem in South Korea, according to Human Rights Watch. These crimes typically target women.
The Nazis destroyed a unique German-Jewish cultural heritage. Historian Julius H. Schoeps discusses different projects aiming to commemorate forgotten personalities.
Peru's new president, Pedro Castillo, is an evangelical Christian and an ardent socialist.
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The surprise semifinalists of Euro 2016 are up and running. Wales captain Gareth Bale missed a penalty at a big moment.
Two people are in hospital after a Greenpeace activist crash landed in the stadium ahead of Germany's match with France. The environment group has received a backlash for its "reckless" act.
German industry players are turning to quantum computers to find the next competitive advantage.
Hungary has been using its veto card in the EU partly because it wants to increase economic ties with China. But why?
The prime minister's home region could be a hot spot during Ethiopia's upcoming regional and national elections.
Officials are optimistic that it will help fight extremism.
Berlin police say they were pelted with stones by 200 people opposed to a city-ordered fire safety inspection of "partly occupied" apartments in Friedrichshain precinct's Rigaer Street.
The artist was renowned for his large-scale art. The date for posthumous realization of his project has been confirmed.
As EU countries continue to loosen their COVID restrictions, DW's Emmanuelle Chaze takes a look at what that means.
Out of 1.6 billion shots given so far, only 0.3% have gone to the poorest countries.
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