In the interview: Jasmin Taylor, owner and operator of JT Touristik.

We talk to Jasmin Taylor, owner and operator of JT Touristik.

Journalist Grit Hofmann took a ride on the world’s largest aircraft: the Antonov 225. She broadcast her adventures live on the Periscope app. What does her multimedia project involve? And why was she the only woman allowed on board?

Wary of potential dangers, many holidaymakers are now staying home or at least vacationing in their own country. Germany’s Schleswig-Holstein is promoting itself as a feel-good region, and hotel bookings are on the rise. But just how idyllic is it?

Report by: Joachim Eggers

We talk to Hans-Peter Burghof, professor of banking at the University of Hohenheim. What are the risks? Will Europe once again have to rescue its banks and help to put Italy's ailing financial sector back on track?

Many British voters saw the EU referendum as a protest against the government. Two thirds of the voters in Blackpool in northwestern England voted for Brexit. They feel frustrated and say they've been left behind. Our reporter pays them a visit.

The Antonov 225 is not a standard plane. It causes a sensation everywhere it lands, attracting thousands of onlookers. Our reporter was lucky enough to fly on it as it transported a gigantic generator from Europe to Australia.

Germany's biggest bank is cutting thousands of jobs. Despite the streamlining measures, it cannot shake off the negative headlines. DW reporters take a look behind the scenes.

A talk with Josef Janning of the European Council on Foreign Relations on how the Brexit vote is affecting international centers of trade and commerce such as Dublin, Paris and Frankfurt. What changes can we expect?

In 2015, the London City was the world's primary financial center. Frankfurt took a modest 14th place. But a Brexit could change that. Frankfurt is hoping International banks could move to Germany and create new jobs.