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Chemicals are essential inputs for several industries. With recovering industrial activities, the chemical industry is well-positioned to witness rising demand. Therefore, quality chemical stocks Brenntag SE (BNTGY), Nitto Denko (NDEKY), CSW Industrials (CSWI), and American Vanguard (AVD) could be solid buys in July. Read on….

Essen (Germany) (AFP) - "I voted for Erdogan because he deserves to be re-elected," says Esra Kose, 45, who like the majority of Turkish voters in Germany backs the incumbent president.

The Olympic Games and its ruling body, the International Olympic Committee, cannot be referees in global political disputes, its president Thomas Bach said on Wednesday, defending the IOC's plans to includes Russian and Belarusian athletes at the Paris 2024 Games.

In the heart of the Ruhrgebiet, car enthusiasts and fashion lovers got their money's worth. This was the tour with Puma.

Four bullet holes have been found in the door of a former rabbi’s residence that adjoins an old synagogue in the German city of Essen

ESSEN, Germany — In the bowels of a concert hall, two men hold their breath. This is more noteworthy than it sounds. One was Anton Hnatiuk, a young Ukrainian musician.

ESSEN, Germany — The Steinway and Sons factory in Hamburg, Germany, is a pungent place.

ESSEN, Germany — For the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, another day in Europe means yet another rehearsal.

The stock market volatility is not expected to lessen anytime soon, with soaring inflation and the Fed’s aggressive stance to fight it. Despite the market uncertainties, Wall Street analysts see significant upside in large-cap stocks Diamondback Energy (FANG), Marathon Petroleum (MPC), and E.ON SE (EONGY). Keep reading….

German authorities say a 16-year-old student has been detained in Germany for allegedly plotting an attack on a local secondary school in the western city of Essen after police seized weapons from his apartment

Fire destroyed a five-storey residential building with around 50 apartments in the western German city of Essen on Monday, injuring at least three people.