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US President Joe Biden is seeking to garner the EU's support in countering perceived threats from Russia and China. Brussels, meanwhile, is demanding a swift end to trade tensions dating back even beyond his predecessor. Go to article
Beijing said NATO was exaggerating the "China threat theory" after the alliance declared China a challenge to the global order for the first time.
CDU chancellor candidate Armin Laschet says Germany must seek cooperation while pushing back on critical issues.
Brussels and Washington are expected to put an end to much of the trade tensions fueled by the former US president.
The Ukrainian president said Joe Biden should have met with him before meeting Vladimir Putin. The US and Russian leaders are set to meet in Geneva on Wednesday.
A new survey by Transparency International has found that 29% of EU residents used well-connected friends or family to receive medical care during the pandemic. At least 6% of people paid bribes to access health care.
The Wuhan-based scientist says claims the virus came from her lab are baseless. Meanwhile, India has begun easing restrictions after cases fell below a million for the first time in two months. Follow DW for latest.
Berlin's information campaign shows that taking people's fears and questions seriously can work wonders.
Amid record-breaking new infection rates, authorities have reimposed a lockdown in and around the capital.
The Murugappan family has been allowed to move temporarily to Perth amid growing public support for their case. But their long-term stay in Australia remains unclear.
Australia and the UK have signed a free trade deal as Britain seeks to find alternative markets in the wake of Brexit. The deal was hailed by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson as "a new dawn" in relations.
Former President Donald Trump, who is at the center of the conspiracy theory, has previously called QAnon followers "people who love our country."
The charges come after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the murders "a terrorist attack motivated by hatred."
The dissident journalist was presented at a Foreign Ministry press conference on the diversion of his plane to Minsk on May 23. The move prompted one reporter to walk out.
Foster stepping down has the potential to trigger a snap election. The province's power-sharing executive is at risk of falling apart.
"We are not in a scenario of an accident with a melting core," reassured EDF, a parent company of the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant.
Global aid organizations are warning of a looming humanitarian catastrophe in Myanmar.
Militant attacks on BJP politicians in Kashmir have intensified since New Delhi abrogated the region's special status.
A coalition of right-wing hard-liners, leftists and Arab Israelis is a good sign — for Israel, but also for peace talks.
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Whether from defense or midfield, Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich heads Germany's next generation. The group has sights on the Euro 2020 crown, the only outcome Kimmich will consider a success.
What has made France a football superpower? There are two main factors.
Germany, France, Portugal, and Hungary form Euro 2020’s 'Group of Death.' Making it out of Group F will be an uphill task even for the reigning World Champions. But their coach Didier Deschamps is out to make history.
With the pandemic forcing the matches behind closed doors, enthusiasm for this year's Copa America is at best muted.
With pollution and climate change accelerating the decay of limestone buildings, bacteria could provide a solution.
Some scientists hope that coronavirus vaccine research will help develop a jab against HIV.
