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Siemens CEO Slams Elon Musk: Tesla CEO A 'Pot Smoking' 'Moon Ride' Talker

Joe Kaeser is no fan of Elon Musk but his successor is, and this divergence of opinion is providing fodder for rumors in the German press.

Kate Middleton Takes Pride Of Place Next To Queen Elizabeth, Camilla Parker-Bowles

Camilla Parker Bowles, Queen Elizabeth II, Kate Middleton

Kate Middleton stood beside Queen Elizabeth II and Camilla Parker Bowles at Remembrance Day service.

Germany In Recession? 2019 Economy In 'De Facto Stagnation,' Economist Says

New ECB head Christine Lagarde (right) wants Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel (left) to increase public spending to give the sluggish European economy a boost, a move supported by French President Emmanuel Macon (centre)

Germany is in a technical recession and will officially be in an economic recession if federal data to be released Thursday confirms the latter.

Electric scooters have popped up in cities worldwide but pedestrians in many places have come to see the silent machines as menaces, and authorities have been scrambling to regulate them

Trundling Into Trouble: Singapore Targets E-scooters After Accidents

Trundling into trouble: Singapore targets e-scooters after accidents

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Timo Werner scored twice as RB Leipzig won 4-2 at Hertha Berlin on Saturday to climb to second in the Bundesliga table

Werner Double Seals Leipzig Win At Hertha Berlin

Werner double seals Leipzig win at Hertha Berlin

Trump To Host NATO Chief As Alliance Faces Strains

Trump to host NATO chief as alliance faces strains

Iran's resumption of uranium enrichment at its underground Fordow plant is the fourth step in a phased suspension of its commitments to a 2015 nuclear deal in response to US President Donald Trump's abandonment of the agreement last year

Iran Nuclear Crisis: Could Islamic Republic Be Capable Of 60% Uranium Enrichment?

The Iran government continues to bolster its uranium enrichment program, as the Trump administration has levied heavy sanctions on the country.

The US-China trade war has stunted the growth of European powerhouse Germany

Germany News: Exports Rise In September, Could Europe's Biggest Economy Avoid Recession?

Although Germany's economy is in dire straits, an unexpected increase in exports in September could be a sign of hope for the European economic powerhouse.

Daniel Barenboim conducts the Berlin State Opera as part of celebrations to mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall

Sparkling Wine, Giant Party As Germany Marks Wall Fall

Sparkling wine, giant party as Germany marks Wall fall

The fall of the Berlin Wall brought the communist regime crashing down and led to German reunification a year later

On Wall Anniversary, Germany Urges US To Reject 'Egoism'

On Wall anniversary, Germany urges US to reject 'egoism'

Volunteers prepare to knock down a mock-up of the former Berlin Wall bearing the inscription "Against Walls together with Berlin", before the Bundesliga match between Hertha Berlin and RB Leipzig on Saturday.

Bundesliga Commemorates Fall Of Berlin Wall 30-years On

Bundesliga commemorates fall of Berlin Wall 30-years on

Nguyen Van Hung got a falsified passport in 2018 and took off without telling his parents

The Vietnamese Victims Of UK Truck Tragedy

The Vietnamese victims of UK truck tragedy

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles

Camilla Parker Bowles Health: Is Duchess’ Condition Life-Threatening After Royal Cancels Engagement?

Camilla Parker Bowles' condition could be life-threatening.

After four months in Hungary, Asurma Arab and her family were kicked back to Serbia in the middle of the night

Migrants Lose In Futile Game On Hungary-Serbia Frontier

Migrants lose in futile game on Hungary-Serbia frontier

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the US was 'alarmed' at Iran's 'lack of adequate cooperation' with UN nuclear watchdog inspectors

Pompeo Slams Iran 'Intimidation' Of IAEA Inspector As 'Outrageous'

Pompeo slams Iran 'intimidation' of IAEA inspector as 'outrageous'

Pompeo's visit came as Germany prepared to mark three decades since November 9, 1989, when the Berlin Wall came down

US, EU Warn Of Danger From Russia, China On Berlin Wall Anniversary

US, EU warn of danger from Russia, China on Berlin Wall anniversary

The pullbacks are a key condition by Moscow to stage a high-level summit aimed at restarting Ukraine's stalled peace process

Ukraine Foes Set To Pull Back Troops Saturday

Ukraine foes set to pull back troops Saturday

Daimler Mulls Slashing 1,100 Senior Jobs: Report

Daimler mulls slashing 1,100 senior jobs: report

orangutan granted personhood settles in new home

33-Year-Old Orangutan Granted ‘Personhood,’ Now In Her Florida Home

A judge in Argentina granted “personhood” to a 33-year-old orangutan. Now, she is finally happy in her new Florida home.

Meghan Markle Taking Camilla’s Spot Next To Queen Elizabeth At Remembrance Sunday

Meghan Markle may replace Camilla Parker Bowles’ spot next to Queen Elizabeth II at Remembrance Sunday.

"What we are currently experiencing is the brain death of NATO," Macron told the Economist magazine in an interview.

NATO Allies Clash After Macron Says Alliance Experiencing 'Brain Death'

NATO allies clash after Macron says alliance experiencing 'brain death'

Accompanied by Germany's Foreign Minister Heiko Maas (C), Pompeo left flowers to mark last month's fatal shooting by a far-right gunman

Pompeo Lays Flowers At German Synagogue After Far-right Shooting

Pompeo lays flowers at German synagogue after far-right shooting

Iran Resumes Uranium Enrichment At Fordow Plant In New Stepback From Deal

Iran resumes uranium enrichment at Fordow plant in new stepback from deal

The al-Hol camp in northeast Syria is the main site holding families of IS foreign fighters

EU Sees 'Short Window' To Decide IS Repatriations From Syria

EU countries have a "short window" to decide whether to repatriate nationals -- particularly hundreds of very young children -- who were part of the defeated Islamic State group and who are now being held in camps in Syria, MEPs heard Thursday.

Last-minute efforts by Germany's largest airline to halt the strike failed after a court in Frankfurt on Wednesday confirmed that the walkout was legalÂ

German Cabin Crew Kick Off 'Massive' Lufthansa Strike

Tens of thousands of Lufthansa passengers faced disruptions Thursday as cabin crew in Germany kicked off a "massive" 48-hour walkout in the biggest escalation yet of a bitter row over pay and conditions.