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Tim Stickings

Tim Stickings

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Tim Stickings joined The National's London bureau as a reporter in April 2021. He covers news and politics across Europe, with a particular interest in Germany. He has a degree in history from Durham University and previously worked on the foreign desk at MailOnline.
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Jordan's King Abdullah II, left, and Germany's departing Chancellor Olaf Scholz opened the disability summit in Berlin on Wednesday. AP
King Abdullah: Gaza a painful example of disability challenge

King applauded for raising Middle East conflict at global summit on disability in Germany

EuropeApril 02, 2025
The PKK's red star flag reflects the guerrilla movement's communist roots. Its founder has called on it to make peace but doubts remain over whether it will oblige. EPA
Special reportPKK’s secret Europe money web and how it could delay Turkey ceasefire

Extortion, door-to-door donations and ‘economic empires’ in Europe fuel Kurdish insurgency

EuropeApril 01, 2025
An elderly woman among Rohingya Muslim refugees crossing from Myanmar to Balukhali Bazar, southern Bangladesh, in 2017. Getty Images
Dementia on the rise among refugees and migrants

World Health Organisation says number of over-60s living outside their home countries has almost doubled in the past three decades

HealthMarch 31, 2025
Jordan's King Abdullah II will open a disability summit in Berlin next week with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Reuters
Germany praises Jordan's push to help world's disabled

Minister lauds kingdom's efforts with King Abdullah II set to secure key aid pledge

EuropeMarch 28, 2025
An AI drone is used for forest fire detection in Germany. But the line between peaceful and military uses of tech is becoming blurred. AFP
World must ensure AI weapons do not fall into wrong hands, UAE minister says

Omran Sharaf says 'we should be very smart' in approach to advanced technology

UAEMarch 27, 2025
Germany's potential new government is divided over plans to turn asylum seekers away at borders to curb illegal migration. EPA
Border row delays formation of new German government

Olaf Scholz asked to stay on as caretaker leader after coalition talks stall

EuropeMarch 25, 2025
Flights resume at Heathrow Airport following a 14-hour shutdown. Getty Images
Flights resume at Heathrow after fire disrupts global travel

Operations resumed late on Friday after airport finds a fix to power cut that led to more than 1,000 cancelled services

AviationMarch 21, 2025
Incident response vehicles parked at the perimeter of London Heathrow Airport after a nearby fire cut power and brought travel to a standstill. Bloomberg
London Heathrow fire - your questions answered

More than 1,300 flights affected as UK’s biggest airport shuts for all of Friday

UKMarch 21, 2025
British Airways and Virgin Atlantic planes parked at Heathrow Airport in London, Britain, 21 March 2025. Heathrow Airport on 21 March announced it would be closed all day, following a power outage 'due to a fire at an electrical substation supplying the airport'. EPA / TOLGA AKMEN
At least 1,000 flights affected as London Heathrow airport closes

Airport closed all of Friday as fire causes power cut at one of the busiest destinations for airlines from Gulf region

AviationMarch 21, 2025
Ten people were killed when a gunman opened fire at an adult education centre in Orebro, Sweden in early February. AFP
Swedish schools to use video surveillance and random bag searches after shooting

Security to be stepped up after 10 were killed at adult education centre in Orebro

EuropeMarch 20, 2025
Scientists in Saudi Arabia say twisted strands of DNA are 'melted' before they can be copied. Getty Images
DNA breakthrough as Saudi scientists see how genes begin to copy

King Abdullah University team sees moment our genetic code ‘unwinds’

HealthMarch 19, 2025
Ukrainian de-mining teams are dealing with what Kyiv says are swathes of land contaminated with Russian explosives. EPA
Nato’s eastern flank lifts landmine ban to face Russia threat

Poland and Baltic countries say ban is ‘not right’ when Moscow uses landmines

EuropeMarch 19, 2025
The construction industry contributes to climate change because of high temperatures involved in producing cement. AP
Your home could be built with ‘carbon-negative’ sand

Scientists invent new material made sustainably from seawater

ClimateMarch 19, 2025
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian had been regarded as a relative moderate who had criticised the handling of Mahsa Amini's death. Reuters
Mock executions as Iran ‘crushes dissent’ under new president

Investigators also say hijab enforcement has been ramped up

MENAMarch 14, 2025
Russian President Vladimir Putin met US envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss proposals for a ceasefire in the Ukraine war. AP
Kremlin says it is preparing for Putin talks with Trump on Ukraine

Kremlin says it is preparing for talks between Russian and US leaders

EuropeMarch 14, 2025
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