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The Turkish president has laid out the first official version of the investigation into the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Saudi Arabia could face its worst crisis if the crown prince is linked to the killing. Go to article
The many empty seats at a high-profile investment conference in Riyadh appeared to suggest the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi might hit Saudi Arabia where it hurts most. But €40 billion will soften most scruples.
German pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds still lag behind their counterparts from affluent families, a new OECD study shows. But there was some good news as far as social mobility in education is concerned.
The strategic rivalry between the US and China in the Asia Pacific could heat up if both sides develop new nuclear weapons. Chinese media are already calling for Beijing to expand its nuclear deterrence capability.
To Sabine Lappe, Christian was a dream child. But her beloved son became an IS terrorist who died in Syria. The bereaved mother shared her story with Deutsche Welle.
At 55 kilometers, it's the world's longest sea-crossing bridge and connects the semi-autonomous cities of Hong Kong and Macau with mainland China. But the project was hit by delays, cost overruns and safety concerns.
India's top court has allowed limited use of "safe and green" firecrackers during Diwali festivities next month. The ruling is a setback for activists who wanted a complete ban on fireworks to curb soaring pollution.
Twenty-five years after the death of his wife, Alan McBride continues to preach reconciliation in Northern Ireland.
A US judge has denied Monsanto a new trial after finding the agrochemical company liable for its cancer-causing product. The verdict dragged down shares in Monsanto's German parent, Bayer.
The MIRI-Clan gang is believed to consist of several families of Lebanese-Arabic descent spread throughout Germany. The four brothers were arrested in connection with selling and smuggling cocaine and marijuana.
A new report from Amnesty International has revealed up to 52 pre-trial detainees died in prison last year while awaiting trial in "appalling" conditions. DW spoke with one of the report's authors about the findings.
Thomas Müller has been in a goalscoring funk for the last two months. A strong performance from the German international in Athens against AEK could start to get his season, and Bayern Munich's, back on track.
Gilberto Benetton, one of the siblings who founded the Benetton fashion brand, has died at the age of 77. The family founded a knitwear firm that became a global name, diversifying into building, transport and catering.
Microplastics have been found just about everywhere — including now in our poo. But what does this mean for our health?
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The Polish leader said the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, meant to transport Russian gas to Germany, would upset the "energy balance." He also called it a threat to central and eastern European countries.
The narrowing space for free speech and civil society in South Asia is a big concern, says Germany's human rights chief.
Massive wildfires are taking a toll on communities throughout the American West, destroying homes and communities. Some people, however, have made a business model out of it. But is this playing with fire?
As the capital of Afghanistan grows, its water supplies shrink. Could religious leaders help avert disaster?
The researchers found that the fragments owned by a US museum showed "characteristics inconsistent with ancient origin."
Once on the brink of extinction, the beaver is making a comeback in Germany and across Europe.
First introduced as supporting figures in a 1958 comic, the little blue creatures went on to conquer the world.
