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David Enrich is a US journalist whose book Dark Towers recounts decades of dealings between Donald Trump and Germany's biggest bank. He thinks vast loans from Deutsche enabled Trump to appear rich and successful, which helped him win the presidency. Go to video
Trump has been combative with much of the world and slapped tariffs on many imports to the US. A quarter of jobs in Germany depend on export industries. What will the next presidency mean for the global economy and the German economy in particular?
David Enrich is a US journalist whose book Dark Towers recounts decades of dealings between Donald Trump and Germany's biggest bank. He thinks vast loans from Deutsche enabled Trump to appear rich and successful, which helped him win the presidency.
DW brings you the top international news stories in brief
The coronavirus pandemic has spawned its own epidemic of disinformation. However, some countries are using claims of disinformation as an excuse for suppressing legitimate reporting.
Our science correspondent Derrick Williams has been busy looking into your questions about the pandemic. Today viewer Li Jing asks: What are the risks of the "Focused Protection Approach" laid out in the Great Barrington Declaration?
The winners of this year's Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards will soon be revealed. Here's a look at some of the photos that made us laugh in 2020.
Bolstered by recent elections in their country, Bolivians are now asking questions about a lithium mining deal with Germany. Community members now want compensation and environmental protections for lithium mined in there.
The Covid-19 shutdown has hit transport across East African borders. Each country only trusts its own testing system and truckers are seen as risky virus carriers. The result: long queues at the borders due to overwhelmed testing centers. But now an app aims to make drivers’ lives easier.
Turkey's President has asked his country's citizens to boycott French goods following a Franco-Turko political row. DW talks to Erdal Yalcin, Professor of International Economics at the Konstanz University of Applied Sciences, about whether the situation is one that French manufacturers should genuinely worry about.
A confident China is telling America and the world to prepare for a new era of Chinese strength, regardless of the outcome of the US election.
The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated Thailand's tourism industry. The government's decision to keep foreign visitors out has kept case numbers down. But it has hit the economy hard. Even the island of Phuket, a top holiday destination, is suffering.
India signs a military agreement with the US, as the Trump administration moves to contain China. But China faces the future with confidence. Plus, Thailand's beach towns empty out over coronavirus travel restrictions.
Even months after a COVID-19 infection, some patients still suffer from shortness of breath and exhaustion. We meet a 29-year-old woman still struggling with health problems. Her story is a warning: long-term effects can also be severe for young people.
Thousands of protesters have marched in Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka - in the biggest anti-French demonstration since France's President Macron defended the use of cartoons depicting the Muslim Prophet Mohammad. Muslims across the world have condemned Macron's remarks - which followed the murder of a French teacher who had shown the cartoons in class.
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Italy is seeing growing protests against a new round of coronavirus measures. Demonstrations in Milan, Turin and other cities ranged from rallies by restaurant workers protesting stricter closing hours, to violent rampages by right-wing soccer fans.
