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'Khartoum' documentary gives a face to the Sudan crisis
The war in Sudan is being ignored, say experts. As Sudan faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisis, this award-winning film is contributing to raising awareness.
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India celebrates Diwali with lights, food and laughter
Millions of people across India celebrated Diwali, or the "festival of lights" by lighting up their homes and exchanging sweets. The festival is increasingly gaining more popularity.
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Holocaust photo: 1941 Nazi murderer now identified
"The Last Jew in Vinnitsa" is one of the starkest images of the Holocaust in Eastern Europe. Thanks to AI and hive minds, we now know the identity of the perpetrator.
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'Das crazy' is the German Youth Word of the Year 2025
Selected by Germany's youth as their trendiest slang of the year, the expression "das crazy" beat two other shortlisted favorites, "goonen" and "checkst du."
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Afrobeat meets Beethoven during the 2025 Campus Project
Young Nigerian and German musicians joined forces at Beethovenfest for this year's DW Campus Project — making music and memories to last a lifetime.
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Louvre heist: Where might the loot end up?
The heist at the Louvre in Paris has shocked the art world, though such spectacular thefts have a long tradition. What drives the perpetrators, and where might the loot end up?
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How are 'La Cucaracha' and 'Yankee Doodle' revolution songs?
From France to Mexico, revolutions have birthed songs that have outlasted regimes. And some aren't just ditties — they were shaped by defiance and hope.
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Writing with trauma: Israeli and Palestinian authors speak
Israeli and Palestinian writers are struggling to articulate the anguish of the devastating war in Gaza. Amid a shaky ceasefire, the authors told their story at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
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Rembrandt paintings to be offered as shares on a public stock exchange
Ever dreamed of owning a real Rembrandt? In today's art market, anyone could become an owner — not just the millionaires. But there's a catch: You only own a share of the painting.
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Dorothee Elmiger wins 2025 German Book Prize
Already praised as one of the most promising young Swiss writers, Elmiger offers with "The Dutch Women" a nightmarish literary expedition into the heart of the jungle.
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The Philippines: Frankfurt Book Fair's guest of honor
As the Southeast Asian country is featured at the book fair, here's a look at three of the Philippines' most important literary voices.
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What the 'One Piece' pirate flag symbolizes for Gen Z protestors
How did a flag from the Japanese anime series "One Piece" become a rallying symbol for Gen Z protest movements around the world?
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Why you may have less sex in long-term relationships
It's common for couples to be less intimate with each other as their relationship deepens over time. But why?
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Dubai chocolate, matcha and quinoa: Dark side of food trends
The world is hungry for Dubai chocolate, healthy matcha tea and quinoa. But consumer hype has major environmental and market implications for producers.
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