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The code of evil

A German computer scientist got sucked into world politics searching for a subject for his dissertation. Then he uncovered one of the world‘s most wanted cyber criminals: a Russian hacker who might also be a spy.

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Fighting an invisible battle

An American data expert took on a secret mission and uncovered how a Chinese army of hackers had spent years fighting against the USA. This case shows how cyber war works – and what Germany will soon have to deal with.

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The USA spent years trying to catch the Russian cyber criminal Evgeniy Bogachev with a record bounty – to no avail. Bogachev evidently cooperates with the Russian secret service, which willingly uses criminal hackers as spies.

English-NewsGerman general election

How voters switched parties at the German election - visualised

What were the voter flows in the German election? Who lost votes to the AfD? And where did CDU/CSU supporters go?

English-NewsGerman election

Merkel’s CDU, the bad coalition party

First, the Chancellor crushed the FDP, now the SPD. Always assuming there is no rebellion within the Union, Merkel is going to have to face questions about why all her partners end up being destroyed.

English-NewsDemography

Who voted for whom in this year’s German general election?

In this year’s elections to the German parliament, or Bundestag, we saw a rise in support for the right-wing party the AfD. Where did these voters come from?

English-NewsGerman election

What is special about these constituencies?

Cut a country up into little pieces and no two parts are likely to be the same. That much is clear from the huge variety of shapes, sizes and characteristics making up the voting districts for this Sunday’s election in Germany.

English-NewsGE 2017

UK election – the regional battlegrounds

The picture from the key battlegrounds of the UK election shows that the Conservatives increased their vote everywhere. The problem for Theresa May? Labour did too.

English-NewsBrexit

Philip Hammond issues threat to EU partners

On Thursday, British Prime Minister Theresa May wants to unveil her roadmap for Brexit. Her Chancellor of the Exchequer forges ahead – with a clear message to the Britain‘s EU partners.

English-NewsAttack on Christmas market

Police Berlin on the suspect – „We have the wrong man“

Minutes after the attacks on the Breitscheidplatz Christmas market in Berlin the police caught a suspect: a refugee from Pakistan. But now evidence show that he is not guilty, police officials admit.

English-NewsJakarta, Indonesia

Al Qaeda group claims repsonsibility for bombings

Indonesia is investigating an internet posting that claims to be from Islamic militant Noordin Top taking responsibility for this month’s suicide bomb attacks on two luxury hotels in Jakarta, an official said on Wednesday. The July 17 attacks on the JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton killed nine and wounded 53, including Indonesians and foreigners.

English-NewsMaiduguri

Authorities beat back Islamist rebels in Nigeria

Authorities in the northern Nigerian state of Borno said on Thursday they had beaten back Islamic radicals behind unrest which has killed more than 180 people. The army shelled parts of a compound in the state capital Maiduguri belonging to Mohammed Yusuf, leader of the militant Boko Haram sect, on Tuesday. Soldiers have been going door to door arresting scores of his suspected followers since the

English-NewsWashington, D.C.

China vows closer ties with U.S. for global recovery

The U.S. and China laid out a shared vision of how to lead the global economy out of recession but had little to show diplomatically from two days of talks on topics from climate change to North Korea. At the conclusion of the first round of what will be an annual dialogue, the countries agreed to take steps to rebalance the global economy .

English-NewsNigeria

Soldiers on the hunt for members of Islamic sect

Nigerian soldiers in armoured personnel carriers patrolled the northern city of Maiduguri on Wednesday searching for remaining members of an Islamic sect behind clashes which have killed more than 150 people. "It appears that the security forces have the situation under control," national police spokesman Emmanuel Ojukwu said.

English-News46 injured

ETA blamed for car bomb explosion in Spain

A car bomb exploded outside a Civil Guard barracks in the northern Spanish city of Burgos early on Wednesday, injuring 46 people in an attack authorities blamed on Basque separatist rebels ETA. The blast ripped away most of the outer wall of the multi-storey barracks in of the biggest attacks for some time by ETA, whose ranks have been decimated by arrests.

English-NewsInvestigation allegation

Dr. Murray gave Michael Jackson lethal injection

A law enforcement officer has alleged the late pop icon was regularly given Propofol – an anaesthetic to put people to sleep before surgery and only supposed to be used in hospitals – to help him sleep. According to multiple website reports, the anonymous source claims "Dr. Conrad Murray administered the powerful drug on the last night of the 50-year-old's life".

English-News80 killed

Muslim rebels expand their attacks in Nigeria

Muslim rebels on Monday expanded their attack on Nigerian security forces to three northern states, with at least 80 people dead in two days of clashes, security sources said. Gun battles between police and members of a local Islamic group, which wants a wider adoption of Islamic law across Nigeria, were reported in Yobe, Kano and Borno states.

English-NewsBadghis province

Afghanistan makes ceasefire deal with Taliban

Afghanistan has struck a ceasefire deal with Taliban insurgents in a remote province, a presidential spokesman said on Monday, the first move of its kind amid an escalation of violence ahead of elections next month. The truce was reached on Saturday in northwestern Badghis province, near the border with Turkmenistan, spokesman Seyamak Herawi said.

English-NewsEstranged husband

Blake claims Amy Winehouse 'died' after drug binge

Blake Fielder-Civil has revealed he thought Amy had passed away "in his arms" as the pair got high in London in August 2007. Blake, 27, claims he and Amy – who have been granted a decree nisi and will finalise their divorce in just over four weeks - had been taking heroin and crack cocaine without sleep for days when the singer collapsed.

English-NewsRekindled romance

Are Rihanna and Chris Brown back together?

The pair – who are barred from contacting each other after Chris pleaded guilty to felony assault last month following his altercation with Rihanna last February – both reportedly stayed at Manhattan’s Trump International Hotel and Tower over the weekend.

English-NewsMiddle East

Hillary Clinton says Iran's nuclear pursuit is 'futile'

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Sunday that Iran would not be allowed to have a nuclear weapon and reiterated Washington’s commitment to protect close ally Israel from any threat posed by Tehran. "We are going to do everything we can to prevent you (Iran) from getting a nuclear weapon. Your pursuit is futile," she told NBC’s "Meet the Press".

English-NewsItaly

Berlusconi under fire over archeological site

PM Silvio Berlusconi’s private conversations with an escort may wind up getting him into trouble with Italy’s archaeological authorities. In one of the transcripts of his purported conversations with Patrizia D’Addario, Berlusconi boasts about his sprawling villa in Sardinia - complete with an ice cream parlour and artificial lakes.

English-NewsTurkey

Ocalan grabs Turks' attention again

Pacing his prison island cell, guerrilla leader Abdullah Ocalan has had a decade to ponder his "road map" to solve Turkey’s Kurdish problem and end a conflict which his militants launched a quarter of a century ago.