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Violent clashes in Caracas follow Juan Guaidó's attempt to oust President Nicolás Maduro.
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President Trump questions NATO's relevance and risks European disintegration amid Russian threats.
Theresa May loses key cabinet members, raising concerns over Brexit negotiations and her leadership.
Ukraine claims a breakthrough by reclaiming Robotinia on the Apparition Front Line.
Trump's air strike on Syria escalates tensions with Russia and risks military clashes.
Witnesses confirm Trump's quid pro quo in the Ukraine impeachment inquiry hearings.
Ukraine news dominates Washington as tensions rise over a potential Russian invasion.
Moscow's sham referendums in Ukraine aim to Annex four regions amid widespread coercion.
As of yesterday, the death toll in Gaza has surpassed 11,000, prompting Arab leaders to gather in Saudi Arabia for an emergency summit on the conflict.
Turkey's parliament votes on sending troops to support Tripoli against Khalifa Haftar's forces.
China's military showcases power amid ongoing border disputes with India and others.
Xi Jinping visits Riyadh to strengthen ties with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Qin Gang is removed as Chinese Foreign Minister on Tuesday, replaced by Wang Yi.
Germany's refusal to send weapons to Ukraine strains relations with NATO allies amid rising tensions.
Japan's defense Ministry seeks a budget increase for warships amid rising threats from North Korea.
Burkina Faso's army ousts Paul Henry Damiba, appointing Captain Ibrahim Traoré as leader on Friday.
Iran warns of proxy attacks on Israel unless a ceasefire is reached amid ongoing tensions.
President Biden orders intelligence officials to investigate COVID-19's origins linked to Wuhan lab.
Netanyahu calls for deportation of Eritreans after violent clashes in Tel Aviv and Zurich.
The Army overthrows Ali Bongo in Gabon, raising concerns in Cameroon and Rwanda about military coups.
The Brexit trade deal includes no tariffs on goods and regained fishing rights for the UK.
Donald Trump’s presidency prompts discussion on global disruption by Lionel Barber, Gillian Tett, and Ed Luce.
Britain faces six crises, including economic stagnation and Brexit-related divisions.
Angela Merkel and Alexis Tsipras meet in Berlin to discuss Greece's bailout situation.
Political risk has returned to the forefront for investors, with left-wing and right-wing populists rising in the US and Europe since 2015.
The video covers the EDL march in London and the UAF's counter-protest amid tensions.
Evgeni Prigozhin's location is unclear as he reportedly travels between Russia and Belarus.
Greece faces political turmoil as voters reject austerity, risking Eurozone exit.
London voters express divided opinions on Britain's EU membership referendum.
A White House adviser accuses Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of betraying President Trump by making critical remarks before the North Korea summit.
The tensions between Russia and Ukraine have escalated, with key players like Putin and Lavrov involved.
Modi transfers G20 presidency to Brazil as Lula addresses geopolitical challenges.
Ukraine resumes ship movements in the Black Sea from Odessa amid rising tensions with Russia.
Ukraine seeks military aid after the russian invasion, with support from the UK and USA.
Ukrainian forces defend Donetsk as Sloviansk faces heavy shelling and evacuations increase.
This week, DW Business Special examines Hamas's funding sources for attacks on Israel.
Support for Trump in Midtown Manhattan contrasts with voices from Newark and beyond.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner group challenges Putin's military leadership in Russia.
Yemeni Houthi rebels launch a drone attack on Saudi oil facilities, impacting global oil production.
Several investigators look into the Nord Stream pipeline attack amid secret intelligence findings.
Two men are convicted for faking $2.3 trillion bonds in one of the most audacious frauds ever.
The Capitol protests leave Washington fortified, with national guard present and protesters still active.
Daria Dugina is killed in a Moscow car bombing, raising tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
Beirut faces devastation after a massive blast, igniting anger and calls for accountability.
On Sunday, 1 million people came to Hong Kong to protest against a controversial extradition law.
China and Taiwan leaders meet Saturday, marking a historic moment since the 1949 Chinese Revolution.
Gazprom forms a private army to fight in Ukraine, confirmed by Evgeni Prigozhin.
