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Ending an impasse in Angela Merkel's coalition, Hans-Georg Maassen is changing jobs. The move is a compromise between Social Democrats, who demanded Maassen's removal, and conservative Interior Minister Horst Seehofer. Go to article
The 22-year-old had been detained along with another immigrant on suspicion of stabbing to death a German man in Chemnitz. His lawyer has threatened legal action against those responsible for the unjustified arrest.
The European Union has said it is ready to address key British concerns over Northern Ireland. Meanwhile, UK Prime Minister Theresa May wrote in a German newspaper that both sides were close to an orderly Brexit deal.
US President Donald Trump has said he is seriously considering establishing a permanent military base in Poland, at Warsaw's request. Such a move would fuel tensions between NATO and Russia.
The International Criminal Court has launched a preliminary investigation into Myanmar's alleged crimes against Rohingya Muslims. A UN team has called for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide.
A 22-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Celia Barquin Arozamena at an Iowa golf course. Iowa State University mourned the loss, calling her an "acclaimed golfer with a bright future."
President Putin has taken a more conciliatory tone after his Defense Ministry held Israel "completely" to blame.
The deal has drawn praise in the Arab media for preventing further bloodshed, but will it help foster lasting peace?
As the Trump administration continues to slash the US refugee quota, two Montana towns have gone the opposite way.
French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb has announced he will step down and run for mayor of Lyon in 2020. President Emmanuel Macron has already seen two cabinet members walk out in the past three weeks.
Doctors treating Pyotr Verzilov in Berlin said it was likely he was poisoned, adding there was no other explanation for his symptoms. He drew international attention with his protest during the FIFA World Cup.
Prime Minister Imran Khan has vowed to grant Pakistani citizenship to millions of Afghan migrants, many of whom have been living for decades in fear and uncertainty. Implementation, however, remains uncertain.
China is reportedly irked by the new Pakistani government's criticism of the multibillion-dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) initiative in the South Asian country. But can Islamabad afford to offend Beijing?
EU regulators have opened a probe into whether several German carmakers colluded to hold back the roll-out of car emission control systems. It is the latest in a string of investigations into such alleged malpractices.
The "top culprits" are accused of committing crimes during leftist demonstrations at the Hamburg G20 summit in 2017. It comes as one man was arrested in Hamburg, where police conducted raids relating to the protests.
After the killings of two mayors, a ruthless police chief has made his name as a willing enforcer of the war on drugs.
The Democratic Republic of Congo will hold elections in December. Campaigning in the country's war-torn eastern region is particularly perilous, but that hasn't stopped one candidate from hitting the trail — on foot.
BMW has moved forward the annual shutdown of its Mini plant in Oxford to coincide with the UK's EU withdrawal date. The German carmaker said it hoped to guard against any supply hiccups in case of a no-deal Brexit.
China is running out of ammunition in the tariff battle with the US. Global trade may be on the brink of big change.
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Christian Pulisic scored the winning goal as Borussia Dortmund got their Champions League campaign up and running.
A late goal sealed a 3-2 win for Jürgen Klopp over Thomas Tuchel. DW's Matt Pearson reports from Anfield.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May says she'll only do Brexit her way, and the UK's master of loose talk is back in the news.
After hundreds of workers protested labor conditions at Istanbul's new airport, police are keeping a close eye on them.
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The Dialogue of Civilizations set up shop in Berlin two years ago. DW takes a look at what exactly the think tank does.
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Why Pentecostal churches are wildly popular in Nigeria — and increasingly wealthy.
Before the Munich Oktoberfest begins on Saturday, Lufthansa is sending its crew in Bavarian costume on their journey.
