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Demonstrators, one displaying French flag, gather under the statue of Marianne, a symbol of the French Republic, during a protest demonstration responding to a call from the far-left party leader who criticized as a power grab the president's appointment of a new prime minister, Michel Barnier,

Can France cut spending without stoking recession?

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Could new tariffs on Chinese cars backfire?

EU greenlights tariffs for Chinese electric vehicles

US dockworkers end strike after tentative pay deal

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Reports & Analysis

Videostill | Nigeria Lagos | Panikkäufe Benzinpreise

Videostill | Nigeria Lagos | Panikkäufe Benzinpreise

Will the Dangote refinery solve Nigeria's oil issues?

Will the Dangote refinery solve Nigeria's oil issues?

Fuel is in chronic short supply in Nigerian, Africa's largest crude oil producer

A man uses Tap to Pay on his phone

A man uses Tap to Pay on his phone

A cashless society – Dream or reality?

A cashless society – Dream or reality?

Can cash be completely abolished? And how resilient is digital money when a crisis arises?

An illustratzion with an oil pump jack and oil barrels painted with an Iranian flag

An illustratzion with an oil pump jack and oil barrels painted with an Iranian flag

Iran and the cost of a war with Israel

Iran and the cost of a war with Israel

Even before the escalation of tensions with Israel, Iran's economy was suffering. Can it sustain a prolonged conflict?

Türkei | Erdrutsch in einer Goldmine in Erzincan

Türkei | Erdrutsch in einer Goldmine in Erzincan

Uzbekistan sees gold rush due to private mining

Uzbekistan sees gold rush due to private mining

After Uzbekistan allowed private gold mining it has experienced an unprecedented rush for the precious metal.

A group of International Longshoremen’s Association members holding signs as they strike in New Jersey

A group of International Longshoremen’s Association members holding signs as they strike in New Jersey

How will German carmakers be affected by US port strikes?

How will German carmakers be affected by US port strikes?

German exporters to the US are watching nervously as key American ports close due to a massive dockworkers' strike.

A man shows our journalist around the syringe factory he works in

A man shows our journalist around the syringe factory he works in

Harris vs. Trump: Competing tariff plans on China imports

Harris vs. Trump: Competing tariff plans on China imports

Harris and Trump would continue to target Chinese products with tariffs. But there are differences.

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Cannabis Cowboys Podcast Teaser

Cannabis Cowboys: DW podcast investigates big cannabis scam

An investment scam, missing millions, spies, aristocrats and whistleblowers. It's a perfect mess. It's Cannabis Cowboys.

Cannabis Cowboys: DW investigative true crime podcast drops

Cannabis Cowboys: DW podcast investigates big cannabis scam

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Ukrainian winemaker Olga Romanosko speaks to DW's Carolina Chimoy in a room full of wine barrels.

Ukrainian winemaker Olga Romanosko speaks to DW's Carolina Chimoy in a room full of wine barrels.

Ukrainian winemakers carry on under fire

Russia may have brought war to their country, but these Ukrainian winemakers are determined to persevere.

Drones flying above a city center

Drones flying above a city center

Are drones the future of delivery services?

Delivering mail or medicines by drone. How should unmanned delivery services be regulated?

A workers meeting at the VW headquarters in Wolfsburg with workers and management facing it off

A workers meeting at the VW headquarters in Wolfsburg with workers and management facing it off

Volkswagen's crisis: How can Europe's car industry survive?

While Europe's carmakers mull factory closures their Chinese rivals want to set up shop here. What's going wrong?

Two people kissing, seen in silhouette, in front of a rainbow flag

Two people kissing, seen in silhouette, in front of a rainbow flag

Greece bets on queer tourism

Greece is welcoming queer tourists with open arms, marketing itself as a summer hot spot and wedding destination.

A street view of Colombo, Sri Lanka

A street view of Colombo, Sri Lanka

Why young Sri Lankans are staying, despite economic crisis

Although many young people have fled for better opportunities abroad, some say they want to help rebuild their country.

Norwegen Algen Lofoten Seaweed

Norwegen Algen Lofoten Seaweed

Can algae power our economies?

Scientists in Chile are generating electricity from algae in a process similar to solar cell energy production.

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Women look at colorful tupperware bowls.

Women look at colorful tupperware bowls.

How Tupperware parties empowered homebound suburban women

As the plastic kitchenware company files for bankruptcy, DW looks at how a business model became a cultural phenomenon.

Banquet setup at resort in Sardinia, Italy

Banquet setup at resort in Sardinia, Italy

How Sardinia became a model for sustainable tourism

The Italian island of Sardinia has figured out how to make mass tourism work for both the industry and local community.

Sun umbrellas and lounge chairs on a beach in Greece, seen near the water's edge from above

Sun umbrellas and lounge chairs on a beach in Greece, seen near the water's edge from above

How a Greek innovation helps wheelchair users enjoy the sea

A Greek innovation called Seatrac helps beachgoers with limited mobility go for a dip in the ocean.

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