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Representative Jerrold Nadler has called the report a roadmap for further congressional investigations. He also accused Attorney General William Barr of undermining the Department of Justice to protect the president. Go to article
The Justice Department has released Special Counsel Robert Mueller's long-awaited report on the Russia investigation. Before that, Attorney General William Barr delivered his take at a press conference.
Trump's threat of auto tariffs has finally spurred EU leaders into action on a new trade deal with Washington. As the US president seeks reelection next year, will Europe hold more clout in upcoming negotiations?
Portugal is now outpacing Spain as Europe's fastest-growing tourism market. But the small nation is struggling to meet the industry's steep demands.
Thursday's fatal crash in Madeira is the latest in a series of horrific bus accidents in Europe. DW looks at how safe bus travel really is.
The Eurpoean Parliament has released its final voter projection ahead of its May 23-26 European elections. If Britain takes part after all, euroskeptic groups are set for a significant boost.
As the song says, you can dance if you want to. But not on Good Friday in Germany, which retains intense restrictions on Easter revelry. It's an annual debate — led this year by two generations of Social Democrats.
Two Saudi Arabian women who fled their families to Georgia this week have been offered help by authorities. The sisters are the latest in a stream of women using Twitter to escape the Saudi male guardianship system.
At 95 years old, Erna de Vries is one of few remaining Holocaust survivors. A group of activists has vowed to retell her story and those of other survivors to keep alive the memory of Germany's Nazi past.
Across Europe and much of the world journalists face increased hostility, but progress in Africa is a sign for hope.
The beast had massive fangs and weighed up to 1,500 kilograms.
Ignace Murwanashyaka allegedly led a Rwandan militia in eastern Congo from his home in Germany. His war crimes conviction in 2015 was groundbreaking for Germany, but the case was overturned.
The extent of corruption and brutality during The Gambia's Yahya Jammeh-era is starting to surface via a truth and reconciliation commission set up by an administration recycled from that of the long-term president.
After a politically charged campaign season, Indonesia has pulled off one of the world's most complicated democratic exercises. Clare Richardson reports from Jakarta.
Greek lawmakers have officially endorsed a diplomatic offensive to have Germany pay reparations over the WWII occupation of Greece. Athens is due to raise the issue with Berlin, where the matter is seen as long settled.
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Could the female power seen in Sudan ignite an African Spring?
Female business founders are still the exception to the rule in Europe's business landscape. Only 15.6% of the continent's startup founders are women. But there are enough examples that things are changing.
Are talks between NATO and certain Middle East and Gulf states a human rights free zone? Has it stood up for Europe over Trump's claims they owe the US money? DW asks NATO Deputy Secretary General Rose Gottemoeller.
Mozambique continues to struggle with the devastation caused by Idai. Attention has focused on the situation in the port city of Beira, which suffered damage to 90 percent of the buildings. But the story is similar along the coast of Mozambique.
German strategy analyst Marcel Weiss tells DW attempts to launch European e-battery cell production are questionable.
The sobering news comes ahead of German Beer Day. But the price hikes don't seem to have dampened the nation's thirst.
Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are locked in a fierce battle for the Bundesliga title and there's one point in it with five games left to play. How will the story of a titanic tussle at the top unfold? You decide.
For the majority of Christians worldwide, Lent ends at Easter. Feasting and indulging is now no longer taboo for believers. So from our DW colleagues, we wish you: "Bon appetit!"
