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Scotland
Scotland has been part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland since 1707.
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Russia report damning of UK government's 'lack of curiosity'
A panel said that those running the country "avoided asking the question" that Russia was involved.
Scotland's whisky industry goes green
As global temperatures rise, production of Scotland’s world famous whisky is faltering.
Scotland: Islands as guinea pigs for post-lockdown?
For some, the Scottish Islands are a prime proving ground for the UK's lockdown exit.
Coronavirus: Scottish fishing industry collapses
With Europe in lockdown due to coronavirus, the UK's fishing industry faces oblivion.
Scotland caught in spiral of drug deaths and homelessness
With twice as many deaths as elsewhere in Britain, Scotland is in the throes of a homelessness crisis.
Scottish bill to make tampons free of charge
Scottish lawmakers have backed legislation that will make all menstruation products free of charge.
Back to Brexit Scotland for auld lang syne
For one young Scot living in the EU, Brexit brings nothing but uncertainty and disillusionment.
Top EU lawmaker suggests easy Scottish return to EU
German chair of the EU parliament's foreign affairs committee, David McAllister, says he's ready to assist.
DW Business - international
UK shoppers hunt Boxing Day bargains - Mumbai's dilapidated buildings
Tariffs tip Scotch whisky on the rocks
The tariffs, combined with Brexit's effects on access to the European market, are expected to be a major setback
Brexit and the Scottish question
When Scottish voters rejected independence in 2014, it was seen as the prudent economic move. Is that still the case?
Scottish leader presses for independence vote
Nicola Sturgeon promises to put wheels into motion as early as next week, seeking another referendum.
Inside Europe: The decline of Scots Gaelic
As far back as the 4th century, the Gaelic language has been spoken throughout Scotland. But now, at the tail end of 2019, there are concerns that the language is dying out, as the number of speakers now has dropped to around 5% of what it was 200 years ago. Jack Foster has this report.
Scottish protesters in Glasgow call for independence
Nicola Sturgeon told the crowd it was "time for Scotland to choose our own future."
Restoring Scotland's peatlands
Often overlooked as carbon sinks, Scotland is placing new funding in tackling the degredation of these critical areas.
What Brexit uncertainty means for Scottish publishers
At the Frankfurt Book Fair, DW asked Publishing Scotland representatives how Brexit is affecting their industry.
Scotland to pardon men convicted under homophobic laws
The move follows a 2018 measure passed by Parliament to clear the records of all men who were convicted under the laws.
French murder suspect arrested in Scotland
Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes had been on the run for eight years after he allegedly murdered his wife and children.
Thousands march for Scottish independence
Scottish nationalists have argued that the 2016 British referendum backing Brexit calls for another independence vote.
Glasgow Airport alert over 'suspicious cargo' on KLM flight
A KLM flight has been cordoned off while emergency services investigate a 'suspicious' cargo piece.
Inside Europe: Celebrating the Scots language
The first ever Scots language awards have been held in Glasgow, bringing together scholars, writers and musicians to celebrate of one of Scotland's native languages: Scots. But if you've never heard of the language or thought that Scots Gaelic was the only native Scottish language, you're not alone. Even in Scotland, it seems that Scots is often misunderstood or marginalised. Jack Foster reports.
Inside Europe: Scottish independence hopes 5 years on
This week sees the five-year anniversary of Scotland's failed independence referendum, in which Scots narrowly voted to remain a part of the United Kingdom. Whilst the campaign in 2014 was unprecedented, the outcome of that decision was highly divisive. Five years on though, what is the legacy of that vote, and has it changed Scotland? And what impact has Brexit had? Jack Foster reports.
Inside Europe 20.09.2019
Tempers flare as the EU loses patience with Boris Johnson and Brexit - How is Brexit impacting Scottish hopes for independence? - Spain heads back to the polls - Vienna’s Fiaker tradition - Turkey faces another Syrian refugee influx - Is Italy’s basic income working? - Are the days numbered for controversial Dutch character Black Pete? - A push for e-bikes in Paris - Europe’s budding scientists
Sturgeon hopes for ruling against prorogation
As judges decide, Nicola Sturgeon tells DW she hopes prorogation of the UK parliament will be ruled unlawful.
Inside Europe: Legal challenge to Boris Johnson in Edinburgh
The UK government has been facing a series of challenges stemming from Boris Johnson’s decision to “prorogue” - or suspend - parliament. His opponents see this as an attempt to force through a “no deal” Brexit. Several legal challenges have been mounted to try and stop the suspension, including one backed by a cross party group of 75 members of parliament in Edinburgh. Jack Foster reports.
Scotland's Loch Ness monster 'could be giant eel'
An international team of scientists have extracted DNA from the waters of the loch and have come to a new revelation.
What has been the biggest challenge in your life?
We wanted you to tell us about the extraordinary challenges you have mastered.
Euromaxx - Leben und Kultur in Europa
DJ’ing from space. Happy birthday Victoria & Albert! The Highland games in Scotland.
Quirky Customs: Highland Games
Euromaxx reporter Max Merrill dons a kilt to participate in the Highland Games.
Inside Europe: A frosty Scottish welcome for Boris Johnson
The new prime minister of the UK, Boris Johnson, this week embarked on a somewhat rocky tour of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scotland was never going to be an easy visit: most Scots don't approve of his leadership, most Scots voted against Brexit, and even his own party's leader in Scotland thinks he's wrong to pursue a no-deal Brexit. Jack Foster reports.
Inside Europe 02.08.2019
Britain ramps up preparations for a no-deal Brexit – Boris Johnson tours Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - Latvia's shrinking population – Rebranding North Macedonia – Berlin rents go through the roof – ‘Burqa ban’ in the Netherlands – Mass graves spark protests in Belarus – Science, art and climate change in Venice
Inside Europe: The impact of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is about to get underway in the Scottish capital. It bills itself as 'the world's greatest platform for creative freedom', and attracts millions of visitors. In fact, the city's population doubles in August. But what impact is the festival having on the local population? Jack Foster has this report from Edinburgh.
Scottish strawberry farmers fear Brexit
Many farmers are afraid that Brexit will keep harvest hands from EU countries away.
Inside Europe 27.06.2019
Climate change and Europe's searing heatwave - The Czech prime minister survives a no-confidence vote – An unprecedented defeat for the Turkish president - Swedes swap planes for trains for their summer holidays – A migrant rescue vessel ignores Italian ban – Alcohol sales in Scotland reach record low – Greece’s scam culture – And summer picks for good books.
Inside Europe: Alcohol sales in Scotland drop to record low
Last year, Scotland became the first country in the world to introduce minimum pricing on alcohol. One year on, and analysis by Scotland's National Health Service reveals that Scots bought less alcohol in 2018 than in any year since records began. Supporters of the legislation are encouraged by these findings, but what do these figures really reveal? Jack Foster reports.
Tiny islet of Rockall at center of fishing row
Irish trawlers are continuing to fish around the Atlantic Ocean islet despite a warning from Scotland.
Pensioner quits tour of Scotland after police 'harassment'
A retired German abandons his tractor adventure to Scotland after being accused of begging and being "too old" to drive.
From raw sewage to fresh water
Beautiful, fragrant, alive: three words you don't expect to read at the start of an article about sewage.
Inside Europe: Edinburgh introduces 'open streets' Sundays
Edinburgh recently became the first UK city to join the 'open streets' movement, which aims to temporarily remove road traffic from cities. The initiative aims to reduce air pollution in urban centres, whilst bringing communities together in spaces normally reserved for cars, lorries and other motorized transport. Jack Foster reports from the Scottish capital.
Thousands march for Scottish independence
Tens of thousands of people turned out in Scotland's biggest city in support of independence from the UK.
Inside Europe 02.05.2019
EU Commission presidential candidates spar in election debate – Another push for Scottish independence – Slovak court rejects ban of far-right party – First serial murder case shocks Cyprus – Rebuilding Notre Dame – Hungary’s controversial new Holocaust museum – A new government for Spain – Salafism in Germany – Prokofiev’s musical genes
Inside Europe: Another push for Scottish independence
Five years ago, a referendum in Scotland on independence was defeated. But supporters of independence have been pushing for a second referendum. Last week saw the biggest step in that direction for some time when the leader of the Scottish National Party and Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon announced her intention to push for another vote on the issue before 2021. Jack Foster reports.
How rising sea levels will impact the Hebrides
A new art installation in the remote Hebridean islands aims to show the impact of climate change on low-lying parts of the Scottish coast. The artwork, named "Lines," uses strips of light activated by tides to mark how high the sea will rise in the future if global warming continues unabated. Jack Foster reports from North Uist, Scotland.
Scottish leader calls for independence referendum by 2021
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Scotland should hold another independence referendum by May 2021.
Off-season fun in the Scottish Highlands
The Scottish Highlands have much to offer in the off-season, too.
Ex-Stasi agents questioned over Lockerbie bombing
Although Libya took responsibility, authorities are now probing whether East Germany's secret police were involved.
Inside Europe: Celtic Connections and computer gaming
What does Scotland’s annual traditional music festival Celtic Connections, have in common with the world of retro computer gaming? Well… Not much. Except that this year the annual traditional music festival is set to host what is — arguably — one of the most surreal shows in its twenty six year history. Jack Foster has more.
Ex-Scottish First Minister charged with attempted rape
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond was charged with multiple counts of sexual assault and attempted rape
Cheers! Scotch and Brexit
Scotch and Brexit. As Britain is due to leave the EU, there are hopes and fears in Scotland's whisky distilleries.
RBS applies for German banking license
RBS reportedly wants to attract deposits and offer loans to large clients in Germany.
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