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When it was erected in 2019, the giant shell over the damaged nuclear reactor in Chernobyl was one of the biggest structures ever moved by humans....
Some members of Ghana's armed forces have been accused of indiscriminately attacking civilians in retaliation for attacks on the military....
Tokyo is holding out hope that it might convince Washington to exempt Japanese car manufacturers from tariffs, but analysts are less optimistic.
Hanover industrial trade fair takes place in a year of political upheaval, the Germany economy in recession, and US threats to global trade rules....
Niger's military ruler Abdourahamane Tchiani, who seized power in 2023, is now Niger's president. The country's return to democratic norms looks...
The United States is trying to get Russia and Ukraine to stop fighting in the Black Sea, a crucial trade route for Russian and Ukrainian food...
Filipino migrants are celebrating the birthday of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who is in The Hague standing trial for crimes...
The arrest of Vice President Riek Machar could trigger a new wave of fighting in Africa's youngest nation. Analysts are urging the international...
Gaza has become one of the deadliest places for Palestinian journalists to report, press freedom groups say. Foreign journalists are still banned...
A Bollywood film about the execution of a Hindu king by Mughal ruler Aurangzeb has sparked protests in Nagpur, with right-wing Hindu groups...
Delays, cancellations, dilapidated infrastructure — Germany can no longer boast about its rail system, and it will take a lot of money and a long...
Delays, cancellations, dilapidated infrastructure — Germany can no longer boast about its rail system, and it will take a lot of money and a long...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's support for separatist Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik poses a threat to Europe's security and is...
Syria's Christians are a minority in flux. There are concerns about instability and insecurity in the country alongside demands for accountability,...
Germany has paved the way a massive increase in defense spending. What does the Bundeswehr need most urgently?
A high-ranking US delegation including Vice President JD Vance will visit Greenland this week — but many locals see his trip as a "provocation."
Climate disasters, cyber crime and even armed conflict: The EU wants its members to be more ready for crisis. "Prepare, but don't panic," is the...
Israel's attacks on Syrian ground serve two purposes, observers say. Its alleged protection of minorities helps its own security interests and...
As Angola steps back from its role as mediator in the DRC's conflict, peace efforts face new uncertainties. Challenges such as unclear roles,...
This week, one of the parties to Sudan's civil war proclaimed it had "freed" the country's capital, Khartoum. Meanwhile the other party fighting...
Members of the conservative party likely to lead the next German government have raised the possibility of importing Russian gas again. The far...
After Turkey's President Erdogan arrested Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, stocks and the national currency have plummeted. Erdogan is now...
A surge in the popularity of betting apps and fantasy gaming in India has led to concerns about addiction and financial exploitation. Can anything...
After Turkey's President Erdogan arrested Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, stocks and the national currency have plummeted. Erdogan is now...
Germany has paved the way a massive increase in defense spending. What does the Bundeswehr need most urgently?
CDU politician Julia Klöckner is the new president of the German parliament. She is seen as a controversial both for her populist statements and...
Europe wants to work with Turkey in its bid to rely less on the US and beef up support for Ukraine. But with mass protests underway in Turkey,...
The recent deportation of more than 40 Uyghur refugees from Thailand has ignited global outrage, and raised questions about Bangkok's geopolitical...
Germany's defense industry expects a boom as Europe invests billions in arms. Will skilled workers from the faltering auto industry be able to find...
Self-described misogynists Andrew and Tristan Tate have returned to Romania from the United States. Do they expect to be dealt with more leniently...
Amid rising geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, climate diplomats are meeting in Berlin to shape the agenda for the COP30 climate...
Vladimir Putin has served as either prime minister or president of Russia since August 9, 1999. How has the former KGB officer managed to...
South Africa's diplomat Ebrahim Rasool was welcomed as a hero in his home in Cape Town. But his departure marked an unusually steep decline in ties...
Syria's new interim government pledged to crack down on the illicit drug trade that the country's former dictator enriched himself with. But...
Big investments mean Europe is beefing up its war readiness as the US turns its back on decades of transatlantic security guarantees. What is a...
The parties seeking to build a new coalition government under Friedrich Merz are making slow progress in their negotiations. Immigration and taxes...
Trump's tariff threats have rattled global markets. But in India, the market slump isn't just about the new US president. Millions of small...
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Vice President JD Vance discussed a military strike on Yemen in a Signal group — and a journalist said he...
Donald Trump's decision to close broadcaster Voice of America harms press freedom in many African nations where media is already reeling from US...
Once a climate champion, Brazil's president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, is pushing for more oil drilling, even as the country prepares to host the...
Kaja Kallas has made a high-stakes visit to Israel, advocating for a ceasefire in Gaza and humanitarian aid. Could the bloc play...