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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says if the Berlin hadn't fallen, she would have driving around the US listening to Bruce Springsteen

Uncooperative jobseekers in Germany were docked up 60 percent of their benefits

The village of Kivalina in Alaska, one of the coastal communities threatened by rising sea levels

'See you. Off to work now!'

The Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest salt flat high in the Andes in southwestern Bolivia, is also one of the largest deposits of lithium in the world

East German border guards stand on a section of the Berlin Wall

The separatist conflict has claimed some 13,000 lives

Satoshi Nakamoto's real identity is shrouded in mystery, and anyone who dares to claim that they're the Bitcoin (BTC) inventor will surely attract attention from the crypto community -- or perhaps even backlash.

The Dublin-based Ryanair is known for promoting knock-down ticket prices

Lacking sophisticated technology, East Germany perfected reverse engineering

German Chancellor Angela Merkel leaving a tribute in a preserved segment of the Berlin Wall in 2014

The German chancellor wants to encourage Germany's transition to low emission, battery-operated vehicles.

Many local people just want the shooting to stop for good

In a speech on the eve of the 40th anniversary of the hostage crisis in Tehran, Khamenei said 'nothing will come' from talking to the US

Bayern Munich head coach Niko Kovac is under huge pressure after his side suffered their heaviest league defeat for a decade on Saturday in a 5-1 thrashing at Eintracht Frankfurt.

The rise of the far-right in Germany has caused one city to take action.

Some Bangladesh players and bowling coach Daniel Vettori trained in masks at the Arun Jaitley stadium where the Twenty20 match is to be played

The Trophy protective weapon system is the most technologically advanced available of its type and already combat-tested by the Israeli army.

With winter approaching, Xu Yan brought some warm clothes and money for her husband to a detention centre in eastern China, though she's not even sure the arrested human rights lawyer is still being held there.Xu, 37, has travelled some 20 times from Beijing to Xuzhou in Jiangsu province in a vain struggle to get any information about Yu Wensheng after he was taken into custody last year.Her plight highlights the frustrations, fears and obstacles faced by the families of lawyers and activists who fall foul of the communist authorities and vanish into China's selectively opaque legal system.

Mario Draghi, the outgoing President of the European Central Bank (ECB) presented a bell to his successor Christine Lagarde at a handing over ceremony earlier this week

Fiat Chrysler would benefit from the investments PSA has made in electric vehicles, like the electric Peugeot 208 model