December 2, 2018

Private capital holds back in Saudi Arabia

The Khashoggi murder has soured many of the world's politicians on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. But, sources have told Bloomberg that private domestic capital turned against him long before the killing.…

6 years ago

Business·News

George H.W. Bush viewed Germany as friend and partner, says ex-World Bank boss

The former US president supported German unification when others would not. He did so because he believed German democracy had succeeded, Bush's point man for German unification, Robert Zoellick, told DW.…

6 years ago

News·World

Germany’s refugee row: Can Merkel survive?

Chancellor Merkel has her back to the wall as tensions mount in Germany’s refugee row. The question is: Can she come up with a solution to prevent her government from being blown…

6 years ago

News·World

The growing popularity of Nigeria’s eco-soap

Abiola Ogunrinde produces soap from natural local products such as shea butter and aloe vera. The eco-soap is now popular not just in Nigeria, but internationally.…

6 years ago

National·News

Gaza’s only Grand Piano

Gaza only grand piano is making music again after it was damaged in a 2014 air strike…

6 years ago

Entertainment·Music

Battle for Idlib: Endgame in Syria?

Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad and his allies are getting ready for a final assault on the last rebel stronghold in the country, Idlib.…

6 years ago

News·World

25 years after Solingen: Has Germany changed?

In 1993, right-wing arsonists set fire to the home of the Genc family in the western German town of Solingen. Two women and three girls died in the blaze. Recently, commemorations were…

6 years ago

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Sugar high in U.S. will start to wear off, says HSBC’s Neumann

Fred Neumann, co-head of Asian economics and managing director at HSBC, discusses the U.S. economy, the Chinese yuan and his outlook for the Chinese economy.…

6 years ago

Business·News

Yemen: The devastating war waged with European weapons

DW commissioned the Jordan-based group Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism to find out where terrorist groups waging Yemen's devastating conflict are procuring vast weapons stockpiles. The conclusion: Europe.…

6 years ago

News·World

Global measles cases spike 30 percent: WHO

A jump in measles cases is worrying health experts as outbreaks ravage countries and regions that had eliminated the deadly disease. Conflict, poverty and misinformation about vaccines are threatening years of progress.…

6 years ago

News·World

December 02, 2018 - Page 2

Private capital holds back in Saudi Arabia

George H.W. Bush viewed Germany as friend and partner, says ex-World Bank boss

Germany’s refugee row: Can Merkel survive?

The growing popularity of Nigeria’s eco-soap

Gaza’s only Grand Piano

Battle for Idlib: Endgame in Syria?

25 years after Solingen: Has Germany changed?

Sugar high in U.S. will start to wear off, says HSBC’s Neumann

Global measles cases spike 30 percent: WHO

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