Some analysts say the concerns about cybercrime are overblown, and that sophisticated cybercriminals can easily hide their tracks
EU president Donald Tusk urged leaders meeting in Bulgaria to form a "united European front" against Trump’s withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear deal
There is a ‘beacon of hope’ for bees after the European Union voted for a near-total ban on insecticides blamed for killing the insects
President Joseph Kabila’s opponents want Cyril Ramaphosa and SADC to take a much stronger line
Dozens more were wounded in the second day of Gaza protests as condemnation over Israeli military’s use of live fire grows
The US, Canada, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Ukraine, France and Denmark have all expelled Russian envoys over the poisoning of a former Russian spy
The EU and UK are fuelling the illegal trade through their continuing sale of legal ivory items
Between 2010 and 2017, the number of people emigrating from sub-Saharan countries to other regions grew by 31%
The president renewed his demand that the European Union halts its trade barriers to US products in order to spare his allies new tariffs
New president’s efforts to stimulate economy, attract foreign investment and curb corruption elicit mixed reviews.
The country’s rightwing government broke the law by logging in one of Europe’s last primeval forests setting up a clash between Brussels and Warsaw.
The African Union’s ‘spy’ computers show that aid always comes with strings attached
Given the White House’s well chronicled and sometimes almost comical dysfunction, one wonders how this presidential vessel is still afloat
Human Rights Watch tracks unchecked abuse in unstable states like Syria and Myanmar, authoritarian trends in powers like Turkey and China.
The Sudanese government has received money from the EU to stem the flow of migrants, but officials are colluding with smugglers and human traffickers
Public opinion shows signs of weariness, with many denouncing the continued stalemate and calling for decisions in key areas like health and education
The EU’s top court ruled on Wednesday that Uber is an ordinary transportation company instead of an app and should be regulated as such
Japan’s whaling fleet left for the Southern Ocean last month, planning to kill 333 minke whales over a four-month period.
The migration policies of the European Union have directly resulted in slavery conditions for migrants in Libya.
A new report says the EU-Horn of Africa migration policy puts African migrants at risk. DW spoke with the report’s co-author Lutz Oette.
Unlike other countries on the continent, South Africa ignores the high cost of cheap chicken imports
Hundreds of thousands of Spaniards rallied in Barcelona waving flags and chanting to denounce regional lawmakers’ vote to sever the region from Spain
Most people want independence from Spain but economically and constitutionally — it’s a problem
EU negotiator and British counterpart kick off the fifth round of divorce discussions before leaders meet to decide whether to move on to trade talks.
On Samos Island, some 2,000 asylum seekers are crammed in a refugee centre designed to accommodate only 700 people.
Competition from low-cost green energy is putting the screw on nuclear vendors and state utilities
After a year of deliberation, Brexit has begun,
Five thousand observers have failed to see manipulation in the Kenyan elections.
A new integration agenda may be possible, given that the Eurosceptic wave seems to be retreating.
A new integration agenda may be possible, given that the Eurosceptic wave seems to be retreating.
The state will become the first to leave the intergovernmental body after its citizens voted by a 52% majority to leave.
Continental Europe could provide a lodestar on whether right-wing populism will continue to find fertile electoral ground.