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Turkish Foreign Affairs Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu (R) and his German counterpart Heiko Maas give a joint press conference after their meeting

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson is struggling to call an election to end an impasse over Brexit in parliament

Klaus Zimmerling was bored with his mechanical engineering job when the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall gave him the impetus to turn his life around."At first I didn't believe it," he said of the momentous event 30 years ago that led to German reunification a year later."Then I slowly realised that things would change and it was the occasion to start something new."Ditching his job in Dresden, he retrained as a winegrower and invested in a parcel of land perched on the heights of the city.

A boy died on a cruise ship at sea in Italy while traveling on the cruise ship MSC Divina and according to crew the reason is unknown and the condition worsened suddenly.

The founder of the TimeRide experience said he could imagine also offering a Nazi-era tour, but that the historical taboos would make it riskier

The far-right has capitalised on popular fears about disappearing borders

President Donald Trump once again attacked the US Federal Reserve on Thursday, calling for more interest rate cuts to stimulate the American economy.

US troops have been pulling out of Syria for days but some forces remain in eastern districts, where government forces have been deploying but have not yet re-established full control

NATO defence ministers Thursday slammed Turkey for its military operation in Syria conducted with Russia's help, but recognised there was little they could do to sanction their strategically important ally.The first day of a two-day meeting of the ministers in Brussels was dominated by the issue, with Turkey isolated among the 29 member states because of its incursion against Kurdish fighters it considers "terrorists" but who are key in the fight against the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria.

“Germany and others are actually getting paid to borrow money,” Trump tweeted.

A study reveals that Apple is winning more and more Android users, particularly in the European markets, with the iPhone 11 series of smartphones.

"Alexa, play the news."

Anti-AFD demonstrators hold up a banner reading "Who votes for Hoecke votes for fascism"

Spanish dictator Francisco Franco named Prince Juan Carlos as his successor

She joins the ECB at a moment of trench warfare over policy

Tesla's stock rallied by 21% Wednesday on an upbeat Q3 earnings report and Q4 predictions.

Ibrahim al-Assaf, pictured in April 2019, will be demoted to minister of state

Austrian state rail operator OeBB says ticket sales for its night services are on the increase

Graphic on how the British parliament voted Tuesday on two brexit votes, first to agree in priciple on the Withdrawal Agreement Bill, and immediately after to scupper a timetable to push through the bill in three days.

One of the Model S Plaid cars that Tesla was testing at the Nürburgring track in Germany was involved in a crash.

Facebook says the digitial coin Libra will be managed by an independent nonprofit association, not by the social network