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China has likely overcounted its population by at least 100 million. That missing demographic won't be buying Australia's exports

While Germany achieved its 2022 climate target, the persistent emission overshoot in the transport and building sector threatens the country's ability to meet its 2030 objective, a national panel of scientists have warned.

Deadline: 16-Jun-23 The German Embassy is delighted to call again for applications to the ‘German Grant for Journalism’ in co-operation with the National

While Washington claims it has supported Ukraine “every step of the way”, the call for modern fighter jets, which many consider essential to Ukraine’s success, remains unanswered.

Everyone, including President Donald Trump, likes French President Emmanuel Macron. He’s the first foreign leader Trump hosted for a state visit. And at least France’s policies — unlike Germany’s, whose chancellor, Angela Merkel, arrived on Friday for her visit — are gloriously selfish. Inevitably, leaders have favorites. After all, they’re only human. President Barack Obama was close to Turkish strongman Recep Tayyip Erdogan, while President George W. Bush got along well with then-B...

Semi-automatic rifles such as the AR-15 have become the weapon of choice for mass shooters. They’ve been banned before – yet countless gun owners are determined it will never happen again

In Korea-Japan relations, Korea always compares the attitudes of Japan with post-World War II Germany. While Germany adequately apologized for the past and thoroughly educates new generations about its history, in Japans case, after the prime ministers apology, Japanese politicians continue to visit the Yasukuni Shrine every year, which honors war criminals. Besides, Germany refers to losing the war as defeat, but Japan refers to its loss as the end of the war.

Chancellor plans new speeches on German defense policy and joint ‘Weimar triangle’ meeting with French and Polish presidents.

NATO countries have spent months debating whether to send modern battle tanks to Ukraine because of concerns it could be seen as an escalation by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

"If Ukraine had become a NATO member in 2008, the war would probably not be taking place right now," Petro Poroshenko told Euronews.