Through the lens
It's been a sensory and productive week: we saw cuddly lambs, a horny and desperate rhino, houses made of plastic bottles and a climate conference. Enjoy.It's about time for happy…
The last of their kind
Many animals and plants are on the verge of extinction. For Endangered Species Day, we look at some of the rarest among them.The Maui's dolphin only lives in the coastal…
Worst week for dollar since Trump election
The greenback has been on track to record its worst week against a basket of major currencies since July. The slump was caused by political uncertainties surrounding US President Donald…
Steinhaus to become Bundesliga’s first female referee
The Bundesliga is about to get its first female referee. This comes after the German football association included Bibiana Steinhaus on its list of match officials for the coming season.Bibiana…
Sumptuous weddings: Pippa Middleton joins the club of celebrities and royals
The Duchess of Cambridge's sister, Pippa Middleton, is getting married. The media buzz is huge: It's not a simple wedding with a few guests, but THE wedding of the year.…
For Marco Sturm, Germany are very much a work in progress
Germany made it to the quarterfinals of the ice hockey world championship for a second straight year, which would usually be regarded as a success. However, for coach and GM…
VDMA:Political stability in Iran is vital
The presidential election in Iran will decide whether or not the country's economic 'opening-up' should continue, says VDMA expert Klaus Friedrich, who discussed current problems in doing business with Iran…
How green is Berlin?
The German capital is hailed for its green spaces, where Berliners flock to at the first glimpse of sun. Check out our insider tips for the best nature hangouts -…
Brooks Macek: ‘You have to approach it as just another hockey game’
Winnipeg-born Brooks Macek played in Germany's quarterfinal match against Canada. He told DW how one approaches a game against the country in which you were born - and how proud…
Automakers settle over faulty Takata airbags
Four of the world's biggest carmakers have agreed to a multi-million-dollar settlement after their customers sought compensation in the wake of a mass recall of faulty Takata airbags.The settlement deal…