
Satellite images have revealed hangars, underground storage, missile shelters, high frequency radar and other facilities.
DW News added 5 new photos.
Since California's Thomas Fire broke out on December 4, it's destroyed at least 920 buildings including 700 homes. The fire has prompted the evacuation of about 100,000 people — making it the fifth-largest wildfire in California history.
While Brexit talks are ongoing, the legal status of the many EU nationals living in the UK is still unclear.
But how many of them are there?


More than a third of the weapons used by "Islamic State" in Iraq and Syria came from European Union states — including Germany, a new report has found.
How did that happen? p.dw.com/p/2pOp7
You’re driving on a certain road to work on a daily basis. At some point, the government changes the law and you must drive 30 kilometers per hour slower than what you used to, meaning you’ll be late for work. Want to drive at the same speed as before? Pay a fee.
That’s what could now happen to internet users in the US.
Who bought Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi for 450 million dollars?
A relatively unknown prince from Saudi Arabia is reportedly involved.


Many victims of the 2016 terrorist attack in Berlin feel abandoned by the state. They say Chancellor Angela Merkel and other politicians haven't done enough. Have they?
"We demand before we can give green light to the withdrawal agreement, that... the future free movement and residence of UK citizens will also be guaranteed and this in all 27 Member States" - Guy Verhofstadt


This is our top-clicked article at the moment. Should we assume you're stranded too?
DW News is with Anja Rubik and 2 others.
The Polish government has cut sex education from the school curriculum in favor of family values. Now, prominent figures like Anja Rubik and Robert Biedroń are fighting back.


Poland and the EU are on a confrontation course. There's even talk the country could leave the Union. How realistic is that scenario?
Fresh tensions have flared up over a controversial scheme to move thousands of refugees across European Union countries.
A Turkish MP has provided money to a boxing gang in Germany to buy weapons, organize protests and go after critics of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, German media reported.
"We saved your kebab. You're welcome."
In Malawi, people throw money as a sign of good luck to bless newly wedded couples. It costs the government several million US dollars every year to replace torn and dirty bank notes. (DW Africa)

































