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In a bid to break the Brexit deadlock, lawmakers in the UK Parliament have handed Theresa May another defeat. MPs are now expected to vote on a range of Brexit options, including "no deal" and a second referendum. Go to article
A "no-deal" Brexit is looking increasingly likely, according to the EU, and the bloc has revealed its contingency plan for that scenario. But it warned the measures could only reduce disruption, not prevent it.
Southern Israel was on high alert despite reports that a ceasefire had taken effect. Clashes between Israel and Hamas began after seven Israelis were injured near Tel Aviv in an early morning rocket attack.
Does the EU's copyright law reform mean the end of the digital era, or is it merely a matter of compensating artists?
The world has seen an "extraordinary increase" in energy demand last year, driving energy-related emissions to a new record. The International Energy Agency (IEA) warned that "urgent action is needed on all fronts."
The Kremlin has rejected claims found in Robert Mueller's probe that it interfered in US elections. But that hasn't stopped some officials from urging the US to turn a new page in relations between Moscow and Washington.
The 100-member Franco-German assembly has met for its first biannual summit in Paris. The body is designed to implement the new so-called Aachen treaty and make proposals concerning Franco-German relations.
After meeting in Paris, the Chinese and French presidents have announced deals worth billions of euros. But officials have warned that EU member states may "find themselves dependent" on Chinese investment.
Mexican President Manuel Lopez Obrador said "wounds are still open" from the Spanish conquest of Mexico in 1521.
US President Donald Trump's support for Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights serves no obvious strategic goals. And experts say the move could incite more land grabs — even Israel's annexation of the West Bank.
German politicians have criticized a Transport Ministry advertising campaign that features scantily clad women and men wearing bike safety helmets. The posters feature the slogan: "Looks like sh*t. But saves my life."
Audits to expose ex-SS veterans and collaborators worldwide still being paid pensions by Germany have been demanded by the Central Council of Jews in Berlin. Two new German books detail post-war ex-Nazi lobbyism.
Despite optimism for a return to democratic governance in Thailand, the first election since a 2014 coup has forced many Thais to accept that the military will continue to rule. Julian Küng reports from Bangkok.
Cacau, the DFB's integration officer, believes racism in German football is rare. A worrying view, says DW's Matt Ford.
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Former Philippine ministers say China's artificial islands have destroyed the environment and people's livelihoods.
In trendy Shoreditch, locals point out how Brexit could impact everything from art to health care to small businesses.
Much of Russia's woodlands are under threat from mismanagement, illegal deforestation and corruption.
Could a nation of 450,000 pose a threat to global efforts to track money laundering and enforce economic sanctions?
Germany achieved a statement result but also showed some flaws. What does this international break tell us?
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