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Some, especially right-leaning voters, are eager to see crises addressed nationally rather than at a bloc-wide level.

Lufthansa's CFO has said strikes have had long-term impacts on the company's operations.

Across Europe, farmers have been protesting against government regulations and cheaper agricultural imports.

Rifts have become public since France's president went out on a limb with an idea he floated earlier this month.

The German MP told DW that she won't run away from problems at home and wants to continue standing by Ukraine.

Anti-Kremlin fighters are thought to be near Belgorod on Russia's border. Russia says it will beef up security.

Olaf Scholz's decision that Ukraine will not receive any Taurus cruise missiles from Germany is dividing his coalition.

Prosecutors are probing suspected espionage after Russian media leaked a conversation between Bundeswehr officers.

Memories of previous occupations and Russia's ongoing military presence heighten local fears.

The EU pushes ahead with EU membership for Ukraine and promises more financial aid. The money is to come from Russia.

The Commission said that it could admit members gradually, where countries adopt EU policies before full membership.

The French competition watchdog fined Google for violating four of the seven commitments it agreed to in a settlement.

The bill addresses legal hurdles after a Supreme Court ruling deemed the previous plan was prone to human rights abuses.

Like the US, Germany has fallen behind in the World Happiness ranking. Especially young people seem more unhappy.

The German chancellor said the Russian president was mistaken if he thought Germany would stop supporting Ukraine.

In a surprising move, Varadkar is resigning as taoiseach, or Irish prime minister, and as head of the Fine Gael party.

Almost three years ago, the money transport company employee stole bags of cash and called in sick, police said.

Athletes from Russia and Belarus will not be allowed to participate in the Olympics opening ceremony, the IOC has said.

The court said KLM painted "an overly rosy picture" of its efforts toward sustainability in ads that it no longer runs.

The endangered pygmy hippopotamus' birth was "extremely important" for the zoo. Its name will be decided by a vote.

The authors suspect global crises may have played a role in putting potential parents off, at least temporarily.

EU lauds a provisional deal to extend tariff-free Ukrainian agricultural imports by a year.

Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have died fighting Russia. DW meets some war widows and captures their loss.

The World Happiness Report again ranks Finland and other Scandinavian countries as the most cheerful nations on Earth.

Costa Rica and Kuwait entered the top 20 in place of the United States and Germany.

The Ifo Institute found that sanctions have not brought down Russia's economy after two years of war against Ukraine.

Crime, sanctions, or new strategies for dealing with China - business is looking for solutions.

More and more German text is using asterisks, colons and other symbols to make language more inclusive.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin promised his country's continued support of Ukraine against Russian agression.

The new government in Warsaw will not pursue war reparations from Germany, but it wants some form of compensation.

President Emmanuel Macron has made a surprise visit to France's second city to launch a major anti-drug operation.

The city of Potsdam obtained the ban against Sellner, an Austrian far-right activist with hardline views on migration.

Developed in the 1950s, drugs called nitazenes are causing street deaths in the US and the UK. What you need to know.

Prosecutors say the Bundeswehr employee visited Russia's consulate and embassy and offered his cooperation.

Simon Kidston is the car dealer for billionaires. DW's REV show takes a looks inside this rarified world.

REV tests the new Audi S3 before its launch. It’s full of innovations, but is it worth the price?

Solar-powered cars. A brilliant idea that’s bankrupted companies pursuing it. Can it ever work?

German police arrest two suspected Islamists for allegedly planning a firearms attack near the Swedish parliament.

China was angered by the visit of Taiwan's Vice President-elect Hsiao Bi-khim to Prague, where she met with the speaker

Easy to use, solar modules for balconies and terraces can cover up to 15 percent of a home's electricity needs.

DW's Anna Pshemiska spoke with residents of Kupiansk, Ukraine, about their preparations for potential attacks.

The bloc's top diplomat Josep Borrell welcomed agreements made by the bloc's 27 members.

Without any meaningful opposition, Vladimir Putin gained 87 percent of the vote.

China and Iran rushed to congratulate Putin on winning, while Western diplomats denounced the election as a "parody."

What course will Vladimir Putin chart in the months ahead?

Polish farmers are disrupting traffic with Germany as they express anger at EU agricultural regulations.

The artwork uses green paint sprayed across the side of a building to to imitate the leaves of a heavily pruned tree.

Despite protests, lawmakers have passed a controversial whistleblower law making the work of journalists more difficult.

Near the coastal town of Grindavík, an approximately 3.5-kilometer-long fissure has opened up.

Vladimir Putin's reign is pushing him to seek closer ties with India and China. But which relationship is more valuable?