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The special purpose vehicle INSTEX aims to facilitate trade between the EU and Iran to get around US sanctions. DW examines how it will work, the players and its possible impact. Germany, France and Britain have launched...

Emergency “trauma packs” flown into the UK during terrorist attacks are being stockpiled in Britain by the pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson over concerns of a risk to life from border delays in the event of...

The politician spearheading efforts to force Nicolás Maduro from power has vowed to step up his “fight for freedom” amid reports Venezuelan special forces had visited his home in the capital Caracas. Addressing a packed theatre at the...

A new dossier published by the Humanitarian Law Centre NGO documents the role of the Serbian police, army and State Security in the forced displacement of Croats from Serbia during the 1991-95 war. Vesna Abjanovic was...

A Romanian court decision has left the country’s army without a leader – and sparked concern among opposition parties about potential risks to national security. Romania’s army remains leaderless after a Bucharest court annulled a presidential...

MANASSAS, Va. — Lorena is very matter-of-fact about the whole thing. There, she said as she drove us around in her Kia on a recent afternoon, was the hospital where surgeons reattached John Wayne Bobbitt’s penis...

CHICAGO — A deep, brutal cold set in across the Midwest on Wednesday, sending temperatures plummeting to depths that stunned even Midwesterners, a group accustomed to shrugging off winter. The cold that seized the middle of...

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says he is committed to reaching a compromise deal in talks with Kosovo, the former Serbian province which declared independence in 2008 but is not recognised by Serbia. But while Vucic has...

A European Union Court of Justice ruling, ending a long-running dispute between Slovakia and a private Dutch investor, might produce a chain of events that could spare Bulgaria hundreds of millions of euros. This might be...

Venezuela’s self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaido has been slapped with a travel ban and had his bank accounts frozen. The action, imposed by Venezuela’s Supreme Court, intensifies a struggle for power in the South American republic. Guaido...