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Amid growing calls in the European Union to “de-risk” ties with Beijing, a high-level financial dialogue between China and Germany put the focus on cooperation.
As the chip equipment giant threatens to expand outside the Netherlands, Chinese social media users are quick to point their finger at US-led export curbs.
Anwar rejects the “narrative” that the Israel-Gaza war began on October 7, saying it was due to decades of “atrocities” against the Palestinians.
Troy Philipp B was convicted of raping and murdering two US women who were hiking near Bavaria’s Neuschwanstein area in June last year.
Of the 100 million barrels of oil produced worldwide every day, ‘a quarter goes directly into the chemical industry’.
Japan and the Netherlands have responded coolly to a US push to plug holes in its export controls, arguing that they want to first assess the impact of current curbs, sources say.
Researchers, said the man voluntarily received so many shots against all medical advice, and warned against jumping to far-reaching conclusions from this single case.
The French president says he stands behind his controversial remarks about not ruling out sending Western troops to aid Kyiv.
A leaked audio tape featuring four officers discussing arms for Ukraine happened after one member did not adhere to the ‘secure dialling procedure’, Germany’s defence minister said.
Provisional agreement would target sectors and regions profiting from state-imposed forced labour based on database drawn up by European Commission.
Russian media last week published an audio recording of what they said was a meeting of senior German military officials discussing weapons for Ukraine and a potential strike by Kyiv on a bridge in Crimea.
Germany accused Russia’s president of trying to sow disunity with the wiretap leak of a confidential German army discussion on the Ukraine war.
German museums have begun to research the provenance of their vast collections of imperial Chinese artefacts in an attempt to identify items that were looted amid the chaos of the Boxer war.
Berlin, which has repeatedly ruled out supplying Taurus missiles despite Kyiv’s requests, is investigating whether confidential communications were intercepted.
Amid strain over Ukraine war, China-US tension and trade rows, analyst says a potential Europe trip by Xi may help two sides reduce ‘misperceptions’.
The rules did not name China directly, but major EU firms would have been required to carry out detailed audits on foreign business partners.
Daniela Klette, the only woman tagged as ‘dangerous’ on Europol’s most-wanted list, was taken into custody for attempted murder and a series of robberies.
France’s Emmanuel Macron raised the option of sending Western troops to Ukraine, but Germany, UK, Poland, others say they have no such plans The Kremlin says such a move would inevitably lead to conflict.
Oppo’s plan to bounce back in Europe comes a month after it signed a global patent cross-licensing agreement with Nokia, covering standard-essential patents in 5G.
French President Emmanuel Macron opened the door to European nations sending troops to Ukraine, although he cautioned that there was no consensus at this stage.
Navalny’s ally Maria Pevchikh said she had confirmation that negotiations for the swap were in their final stages on the evening of February 15.
It is the second nation to do so after Sweden closed its own inquiry earlier this month, while Germany remains interested in solving the case.
In meeting with German foreign policy adviser Jens Plotner, top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi calls on Berlin to avoid ‘de-sinicisation’ as Brussels plans to strengthen foreign investment screening and tighten controls on tech exports to rivals.
In a one-minute video, Lyudmila Navalnaya stood outside the “Polar Wolf” prison camp where her son had been jailed and demanded that Alexei’s body be released.
A host of European governments summoned Russian diplomats following the prison death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
All European Union countries except Hungary warned Israel against launching an offensive in Rafah that they said would deepen the catastrophe of some 1.5 million refugees crammed into the city.
Yulia Navalnaya also slammed the authorities, saying they were refusing to hand over the body to Navalny’s mother to cover up his alleged killing.
She was put forward by her German Christian Democratic Union party and will only need a rubber stamp when the party’s European umbrella group meets next month.
Prosecutors say the defendant met by chance the two female tourists, aged 21 and 22, on a hiking path and lured them off the trail on June 14 last year.