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The Trump-Putin tete-a-tete has brought Finns into the streets to protest both men's presence and policies. Teri Schultz looks at the high stakes but low expectations in Helsinki. Go to article
The Trump-Putin summit, like the US president's recent talks with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, is expected to yield few tangible results. But there's one uncontroversial issue where real progress could be made.
Germany will be watching with a very keen eye when the mercurial US president meets his Russian counterpart on Monday.
Could Trump and Putin come to an agreement on controversial Ukrainian issues without involving Kyiv?
The United States may be Germany's No. 1 ally, but two-thirds of Germans think that the US president is more dangerous than his Russian counterpart. That's not surprising when you look at Germany's political priorities.
Berlin is under increasing pressure to pull the plug on Nord Stream 2, the planned gas pipeline that would link Russia and Germany below the Baltic Sea. Here is what you need to know about the massive project.
The US president listed the EU, China and Russia as economic "foes" in an interview. He also said he has a "big problem" with Germany over its contributions to NATO as well as its pipeline deal with Russia.
France have been crowned World Cup champions after beating Croatia 4-2 in the final match in Moscow. It's the second time France has taken home the trophy, after winning its first World Cup in 1998.
The US said it would impose "unprecedented financial pressure on Iran." The refusal to grant EU businesses an exemption for Iran sanctions pushes Europe and the US further down a collision course over ties to Tehran.
At a time of heightened uncertainty in the global economic environment, leaders of Europe and China are meeting to ponder ways to counter the fallout from US President Trump's "America First" policies.
A federal police report says that deportation orders were up 17 percent, but that actual deportations were down 4 percent. Meanwhile, the labor minister argues that some of those being deported shouldn't be.
A ceasefire along the Israel-Gaza border has largely held after the worst flare-up in fighting since 2014. However, the situation remains as explosive as ever.
A UN migration official said Algeria has abandoned hundreds of African migrants in the desert. A report said migrants from 16 African countries are among those left in the desert with little water.
New constitutional powers have consolidated the authority of the prime minister and president into one office. Erdogan has defended his new powers, but critics say the country is lurching towards authoritarian rule.
Musk's plan to use a mini submarine to save 12 boys from a Thai cave had "no chance of working," one of the rescue team said. The Tesla boss then called the rescue diver a "pedo" without support his inflammatory remark.
Novak Djokovic made quick work of Kevin Anderson to win his fourth Wimbledon title, beating the South African in straight sets. The Serb has now won 13 Grand Slam tournaments in his career.
Ahead of the Helsinki summit, it's clear that the US president may sacrifice European allies, Christian Trippe writes.
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Stellar finishes, set-piece strikes and a controversial penalty decision. The World Cup final had everything you would want in a World Cup final. Here are the most memorable images from France's big win.
Raising over €200,000 from the public, volunteer archaeologists have explored a German World War I trench fortress that was about to be bulldozed for a housing development. They found more than 100 fallen soldiers.
At least 25 people have been killed since May in incidents of mob violence triggered by rumors circulated on WhatsApp. The authorities do not know who is behind the hoax messages.
John Degenkolb has won a Tour de France stage for the first time in his career, winning the 9th stage. Leader Greg Van Avermaet finished second in the stage to increase his overall lead to 43 seconds.
Nelson Mandela emerged from 27 years in prison to lead South Africa to freedom from white rule. He became the country's first black president and won the Nobel Peace prize for his policy of reconcilation.
The lucky winners of Berchtesgaden's funeral lottery will have their corpses buried at the foot of the alps. The scenic spot was a former holiday spot of Adolf Hitler.
