Deutsche Welle

Germany's Interior Ministry has come under fire from the left-wing opposition after a decision to bring down the number of asylum-seeking family members allowed into the country from Greece to 70 a month, Deutsche Welle reports.

German media outlet Deutsche Welle (DW) reports that Turkish secret agents are operating on a wide scale in Germany and across other European countries. Citing a Kurdish activist called Yuksel Koc, who is currently living in hiding in Germany fearing for his life from the Erdogan government, the report claims that Koc and two German MPs are on the hit list of Turkish intelligence services.

According to Deutsche Welle, talk about the possibility of France extraditing Ramush Haradinaj to the Special Court for KLA crimes is growing louder.

America's new president, Donald Trump, "will not be interested in the Western Balkans," says German political scientist Siebo Janssen.

Many French people continue to yearn for a father figure - a political savior acting in the tradition of post-war president Charles De Gaulle.

German media outlet Deutsche Welle (DW) has filed a lawsuit against the Turkish Youth and Sports Ministry after the latter seized video footage of an interview conducted with its minister for a program featured on the outlet's TV channel. 

The tone of the upcoming report on Serbia's progress will be similar to the previous one, Michael Davenport has said behind closed doors in Brussels.

Germany's Deutsche Welle (DW) said it had exclusive access to a document that reveals the objections of the EU toward Serbia.

Turkey's Youth and Sports Ministry has issued a statement over reports on the seizure of an interview by German broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) with Youth and Sports Minister Akif Çağatay Kılıç, saying it did not reflect the truth.

The record of an interview with Turkish Youth and Sports Minister Akif Çağatay Kılıç that was slated to be published for a program on Deutsche Welle (DW) has been seized by ministry officials after the interview was completed.

There is no national solution to terrorism or migrations - they both need a European solution, says former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta.

In an interview for Deutsche Welle, he also revealed he feared there may not be "a Europe" this time next year.