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Winegrowers are also feeling the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic

Italian Wine Exports Withered By Virus

Italian wine exports withered by virus

German Doctors Have Been Allowed To See Navalny: Aide

Navalny's chief of staff Leonid Volkov said the access given to German medical workers was "a positive development"

German doctors have been allowed to see Navalny: aide

Coronavirus Bites Back In Europe As Latin America Tops 250,000 Deaths

Students got tested on the campus of New York University, a mandatory step to be able to go back to in person classes on September 2

Worrying spikes in cases reported Thursday in France, Italy, Spain and Germany showed the pandemic was rebounding across the continent -- often due to travel, summer holidays and parties.

Antonio Conte has taken Inter to a European final for the first time in 10 years

Conte's Demands Drive Inter Back To The Big Time

Conte's demands drive Inter back to the big time

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Delivery Hero, a German rival to Deliveroo and Uber Eats, has become a member of the blue-chip DAX index

Delivery Hero Replaces Disgraced Wirecard In German DAX Index

Delivery Hero replaces disgraced Wirecard in German DAX index

Switching to a shorter week will only worsen "the enormous productivity shock" caused by the pandemic, says the head of the German employers' federation

Pandemic Reignites German Debate Over Four-day Work Week

Pandemic reignites German debate over four-day work week

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski celebrates his long-range goal in the German Cup final win over Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday in Berlin.

Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger Feels Remorse In Letting Go Of Bayern Munich’s Star

Serge Gnarby has blossomed into one of Bayern Munich’s top stars for their club. Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger shared his regret of letting go of the top talent when he was still in the squad.

Bayern Munich will be hoping to win their sixth European Cup in Sunday's final against Paris Saint-Germain after seeing off Lyon 3-0 in the semi-finals

Bayern Set Up Super-club Showdown With PSG Where Something Has To Give

Bayern set up super-club showdown with PSG where something has to give

Philippe Hansch, head of the World Centre for Peace, Liberty and Human Rights in the northeastern French town of Verdun, fetched the WWII-looted French painting from Berlin and put it on display to try to trace its rightful owner

Nazi-looted French Painting On Display In Search For Rightful Owner

Nazi-looted French painting on display in search for rightful owner

The Security Council (meeting room pictured in a United Nations handout photo released July 2020) enters uncharted territory, as the "snapback" mechanism has never been used before

What Is 'Snapback'? US' Iran Sanctions Move Explained

What is 'snapback'? US' Iran sanctions move explained

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in February 2020, says the Trump administration has raised concerns with Russia over Afghanistan

US To Trigger Controversial 'Snapback' Of Iran Sanctions At UN

US to trigger controversial 'snapback' of Iran sanctions at UN

Germany To Test Universal Basic Income By Handing Out Over $1,400 A Month In Experiment

German researchers are currently trying to figure out whether monthly direct payments would be an effective economic policy.

Turkey's Oruc Reis research vessels and its accompanying fleet of five warships in a disputed part of the Mediterranean

Turkey Won't Yield To 'Pirates' In Eastern Med: Erdogan

Turkey won't yield to 'pirates' in eastern Med: Erdogan

The suspect is accused of pushing the eight-year-old boy and his mother onto the tracks in an apparently random attack at Frankfurt's main station last year

Eritrean Apologises In German Court For Throwing Boy Under Train

Eritrean apologises in German court for throwing boy under train

The mangled black Opel Astra on Berlin's Autobahn 100 after its driver caused three accidents

Suspected Islamist Attacker Causes Berlin Motorway Crashes

Suspected Islamist attacker causes Berlin motorway crashes

Neymar’s Return To Barcelona Looks Unlikely After Bartomeu’s Latest Statement Involving Griezmann

Neymar moved from Barcelona to PSG in 2017.

People with ties to Islamic extremism have committed several violent attacks in Germany in recent years

Man Causes Motorway Accidents In Berlin In 'Islamist' Act: Prosecutors

Man causes motorway accidents in Berlin in 'Islamist' act: prosecutors

Hristo Ivanov was a minister in a previous Borisov government before starting his own anti-corruption party

Varied Faces Of Bulgaria's Anti-corruption Protests

Varied faces of Bulgaria's anti-corruption protests

By itself, the test-and-trace approach can reduce the virus' reproduction rate, or R number, by 26 percent, according to a new study

'Test-&-trace' Crucial But Won't Beat Coronavirus Alone: Study

'Test-&-trace' crucial but won't beat coronavirus alone: study

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, pictured at an interview June 4, 2020, has been a pointed critic of Trump's go-it-alone positions

Angela Merkel Urges Germans To Follow COVID-19 Rules Amid Surge In Cases

German Chancellor Angela Merkel urged citizens to follow social distancing rules such as mask wearing, as new daily cases continue to surge above 1,000.

Opposition supporters holding white and red balloons gathered outside the pre-trial detention centre where Sergei Tikhanovsky is being held

EU Leaders Urge Putin To Push For Talks In Belarus Over Disputed Vote

EU leaders urge Putin to push for talks in Belarus over disputed vote

Two aerial tributes will be the highlight of two weeks of manoeuvres that will see Israeli air forces train on German soil for the first time

Israeli, German Fighter Pilots Honour Nazi Victims With Flyover

Israeli, German fighter pilots honour Nazi victims with flyover

Cypriot Foreign Minister Nicos Christodoulides (R) greets with an elbow bump his Greek counterpart Nikos Dendias in Nicosia

Greece, Cyprus Seek Tougher EU Stand On East Med Dispute

Greece, Cyprus seek tougher EU stand on East Med dispute

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp receives his Premier League winner's medal

Jurgen Klopp Reveals What He Won’t Miss As He Reaffirms His Liverpool Exit

Liverpool recently clinched the 2019-20 Premier League, their first league title in 30 years.

Investors Pan For Gold In Rush For Coronavirus Vaccine

According to the World Health Organization, some 168 potential vaccines are currently in development, with countless billions of dollars both public and private money being pumped into the research.