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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Culture & Lifestyle
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Jack London felt 'Call of the Wild,' lived life of adventure
The Klondike gold rush, wolves in the Alaskan snow, adventures on the high seas: Jack London, author of "The Call of the Wild" and "The Sea Wolf," was born 150 years ago. DW looks at his life.
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From Guatemala to Panama: US affairs in Latin America
The US attack on Venezuela is part of a long history of military interventions and political influence by the United States in Latin America. Here are five such examples since World War II.
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US troops in Germany are legacy of World War II, Cold War
Donald Trump's desire to acquire Greenland has raised questions about the US's commitment to NATO. The US maintains a major military presence in Germany — a vital part of its post-World War II national defense strategy.
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Epiphany blackface in Spain highlights racism in Europe
People in Spain called attention to racism after a public official wore blackface at an Epiphany celebration. Countries such as the Netherlands have begun moving away from blackface traditions after efforts by activists.
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Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss dies at 96
King Charles III paid tribute to the Auschwitz survivor, saying he was "privileged and proud" to have known her. Austrian-born Schloss fled her home country to the Netherlands, where she would later meet Anne Frank.
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Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama at top of the art world
Best known for large-scale burlap sack installations, Ibrahim Mahama is helping shift power in the art world to the Global South while redefining art as a collective practice.
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Accordion renews image as Germany's top instrument for 2026
The accordion is gaining worldwide popularity. Germany has declared it the instrument of the year for 2026. This versatile music maker is used across various genres, from tango to heavy metal.
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Indian cinema: National pride meets box office success
A wave of Bollywood films reflecting the BJP government's narratives is reshaping Indian cinema and finding major commercial success.
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The man saving Lebanon's cinema history, a poster at a time
In a country without film archives, one man is preserving Lebanon's film industry history. With thousands of movie posters, Abboudi Bou Jaoude is saving cinematic heritage in an archive that's emotional for many.
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AI language models duped by poems
A new study has shown that prompts in the form of poems confuse AI models like ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude — to the point where sometimes, security mechanisms don't kick in. Are poets the new hackers?
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How AI can detect health risks — just from the way you sleep
A new artificial intelligence model in the United States, SleepFM, has found that patterns in human slumber can be used to predict a person's risk for about 130 diseases, including dementia and certain cancers.
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US research shows what ADHD drugs really do and don't do
After evaluating scans of almost 5,800 children with and without attention deficit disorder, US researchers discovered that commonly prescribed ADHD medications don't primarily activate the brain's attention centers.
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