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Volkswagen's ID 3 electric car is a big bet on the future of auto trends, as VW has invested tens of billions of euros in a broad range of electric vehicles

In electrification race, VW launches mammoth bet at IAA car show

For now, electric cars are more expensive to build than those which use petrol, as numbers aren't yet large enough to achieve economies of scale

Germany clings to no-debt policy in 2020 budget

Happiness is expansion while keeping those zeros black

Hong Kong leader tells US not to 'interfere' after fresh protests

Millions of people have demonstrated over the last 14 weeks in the biggest challenge to China's rule of Hong Kong since its handover from Britain in 1997

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has warned Washington not to 'interfere' as the city battles a major political crisis

The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to unveil more measures aimed at boosting economic activity when policymakers meet in Frankfurt

Economists see ECB cornered into new stimulus broadside

Christine Lagarde, incoming head of the European Central Bank, might find her options limited during her first year or more in office

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Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov was among those released by the Russians

Prisoner swap a big win for Ukraine's Zelensky, but at a price

Russia's annexation of Crimea and its support for separatists in eastern Ukraine are unresolved issues

Uber Outlook: What Type Of Global Challenges Has The Ridesharing Company Faced? A Look At Where Uber Operates

Uber is facing unique challenges all over the world, from local competitor Ola in India to a government ban in Romania.

Cornel Feruta's visit comes after Iran took a series of steps away from the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers

Iran slams European powers as nuclear deal unravels

IAEA acting head Cornel Feruta held talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif during his visit

Major foreign carmakers are shunning Frankfurt's International Auto Show this year, but climate protestors plan to attend

Stripped-back auto show mirrors German car industry gloom

Climate campaigners inspired by Swedish militant Greta Thunberg plan to stage major protests at the Frankfurt auto show this year

Ursula and Robert Werner are convinced of the virtues of e-bikes, but not everyone agrees

E-bike grumbles echo in the Bavarian Alps

In 2018, Germans bought nearly one million e-bikes, a quarter of them mountain bikes, according to a report by Germany's bicycle industry association, ZIV

Mugabe was finally ousted in 2017 when his previously loyal military generals turned against him as the country was mired in an economic crisis

Zimbabweans cold-shoulder Mugabe national mourning

Mugabe died in Singapore where he was hospitalised in April

A police convoy escorts two buses with tinted windows from the high-security prison of Lefortovo in Moscow as a long-awaited exchange of prisoners between Moscow and Kiev gets underway

Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners in landmark 'first step' to ease tensions

Russia and Ukraine made a long-awaited swap of 70 prisoners on Saturday, a deal hailed as a first step towards ending five years of tensions and conflict.Two planes carrying 35 prisoners from each side landed simultaneously in Moscow and Kiev, where the passengers emerged under sunny skies."We have taken the first step," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on the tarmac after greeting and hugging former detainees. "We have to take all the steps to finish this horrible war."