Germany faces turbulent times
The resignation of Social Democrat leader Andrea Nahles makes early elections in Germany more likely. But both the CDU and the SPD should avoid any hasty decisions, says DW Editor-in-Chief Ines Pohl.
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Merkel heir faces widespread criticism after proposal
Kramp-Karrenbauer faces criticism for calling for rules on expressing online opinions.
Human rights come first
When it comes to drafting a constitution, the concrete details aren’t what’s important. What matters is the underlying concept of humankind, which confers dignity on every human being.
Russian embassy marks World War II Victory Day
Russian Embassy marks 74th anniversary of Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany.
Russian embassy plants trees to honour WWII dead
Russian Embassy marks the 74th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazis.
Tourist tried for alleged post office shipment of drugs
Phnom Penh Court tries a Chinese accused of shipping 16 kilograms of ecstasy.
Struggling industry saps German business morale as trade woes bite
Trade tensions hurt the industrial engine of Europe’s largest economy.
Germany to create fund to foil foreign takeovers after China moves
Germany to pass legislation to protect key companies from takeovers by the Chinese.
Europe’s autonomy tested in Huawei case
In a letter to German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier, US Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell warned that if Germany allows Huawei or other Chinese equipment suppliers to participate in its 5G project, the US will not maintain the same level of cooperation with German security agencies.
Merkel protege warns against centralised EU
The leader of Germany’s ruling Christian Democrats responds to Macron’s ideas.
Son contemplated Tottenham exit
Tottenham Hotspur forward Son Heung-min wanted a transfer back to Germany after struggling in his debut season at the Premier League club but stayed put after a conversation with manager Mauricio Pochettino, the South Korea international has said.
Two guilty of trafficking drugs via post office
Two people are sentenced to life in prison over trafficking ten kilograms of drugs.
Cambodia very attractive to German firms: Germany
German investors and businesses are very interested in the Cambodian market, where they continue to find great support from the government, a German lawmaker said.
German economy escapes recession by a narrow margin
The German economy stalled in the final quarter of last year, escaping recession.
Germany to consult further before deciding on Huawei
Germany to decide whether to let Chinese firms participate in building 5G networks.
Siemens-Alstom deal blocked
Siemens and Alstom’s plan to create a European rail champion collapsed on Wednesday after EU regulators blocked the deal, prompting Germany and France
German consumers to be protected
German Economy Minister is seeking to protect consumers from additional costs arising from the phase-out of coal energy.
Politics, Mercenaries and Conspiracies
At the world premiere of the new political thriller ‘Blame Game’ DW’s Jochen Kürten spoke with director Philipp Leinemann about mercenaries, foreign intervention and secret CIA operations in Germany.
Germany to insulate industry from costs of culling coal
Berlin is looking to ditch cheap coal-fired power for environmental reasons.
China’s rise prompts German lawmakers to rethink
Germany is scrambling to secure its interests in Beijing.
The unravelling of Europe?
If France does indeed descend into uncertainty or even chaos, things look bleak for the EU, at a time when two other main European powers – Britain and Germany – are engaged in fighting their own internal and inner demons.
French borrowing costs surge on wage rises, tax cuts
France’s 10-year borrowing costs climbed to their highest level.
Rights defender to receive Franco-German prize
Chak Sopheap is chosen to receive this year’s Franco-German Prize for Human Rights.
Rights defender to receive Franco-German prize
Human rights defender Chak Sopheap has been chosen by Germany and France to receive this year’s Franco-German Prize for Human Rights and the Rule of Law.
Netherlands draw Germany in pick of Euro 2020 qualifying groups
The Netherlands and Germany are grouped together in qualification for the Euro 2020.
EU, Germany pledge to further fund MRC
The EU pledges to support the Mekong River Commission with about $10 million.
Germany to disburse 30m loan to improve energy access
Germany to give a 30-million euros loan to Cambodia to upgrade its electrical grid.
EU and Germany pledge to further fund MRC
Ha Long city, Vietnam – The German government and the European Union have pledged to give about $10 million to support the Mekong River Commission.
US Deutsche Bank head to leave
Deutsche Bank’s head of the Americas, Tom Patrick, is likely to leave the bank, possibly by the end of the year.
US may impose tariffs on imported cars next week
European auto stocks extended losses after a report that Trump could impose tariffs.
