Political debate about the recent Gen Z riots have raised the question: Can Germany talk about problems with integration without putting entire groups of people under suspicion?
While the Iranian regime says the US midterms will not change Washington’s policy toward Tehran, some officials and commentators see the resounding Democratic victory as blowback against the Iran war.
Prosecutors labeled Brand a sexual predator, he was charged in sexual assault cases spanning from 1999 to 2009.
The EU’s top court says CBD foods cannot be certified organic without approval for sale. The ruling concerns a cannabis compound whose use in food requires authorization, including before organic certification.
DW has found that three-quarters of Russia’s weightlifting team had no independent out-of-competition testing before this year’s world championships, despite the country’s doping history.
Donald Trump’s electoral setback might give New Delhi and Washington space to reset relations, but there is no guarantee that the US will actually change its approach to India.
The announcement by the footballing legend comes just weeks after a public spat with Portugal coach Jorge Jesus over playing time.
A Jewish academy has opened its doors in Frankfurt. The Central Council of Jews in Germany, the country’s leading Jewish umbrella group, set up the project to combat hate and promote dialogue and learning nationally.
North Korea’s UN mission has lashed out at the European Union over a draft UN resolution. Pyongyang has said the West does not have a monopoly on human rights.
Finland seized the Fitburg freighter last year over the suspected sabotage of cables linking Helsinki and Tallinn. It’s one of several incidents of damaged infrastructure in the Baltic since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.