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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Salman Rushdie on why tyrants fear artists
As the renowned writer tours Germany to discuss his latest book, "The Eleventh Hour," he explains why he chooses to remain optimistic, despite all of the world's reasons to despair.
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Germany to target pornographic deepfakes amid celebrity case
Germany is preparing to criminalize pornographic deepfakes, after a high-profile case highlighted digital abuse. Perpetrators could face prosecution as lawmakers move to close legal gaps between real and virtual abuse.
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Germany: Police dismantle major cyberattack 'botnets'
German authorities have shut down two of the world’s largest "botnets" as part of a joint three-nation operation. Each of the networks hijacked millions of compromised everyday devices to take part in cyberattacks.
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Germany news: Last day of campaigning before state election
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is on the campaign trail ahead of the state election in Rhineland-Palatinate. Meanwhile, Defense Minister Boris Pistorius departs for Asia to meet counterparts.
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EU summit: Hungary holds Ukraine aid ransom over Druzhba oil
Hungary and Slovakia have said they will not approve a major loan package for Ukraine until oil deliveries from Russia through the Druzhba pipeline are restored. EU leaders failed to sway them in Brussels.
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Germany considers windfall tax amid rising fuel prices
Germany is set to pass legislation to put the brakes on rapidly rising gas prices. Berlin says a tax on petroleum profiteers is under consideration, but adds that it's too early for any drastic action.
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Germany news: Bus and tram strikes hit several states hard
A public transport strike has hit several German states, leaving commuters scrambling for alternatives. Meanwhile, it was revealed that some 30,000 people were turned away in border checks since last May.
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Nuclear's cleanup cost threatens the expansion dream
Countries are racing to build new reactors. But we've barely figured out how to clean up the old ones — and the bill is potentially staggering.
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Bayern Munich's Karl and Urbig in latest Germany squad
Julian Nagelsmann's latest Germany squad includes a host of new names. The 2026 World Cup is less than three months away.
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Skeleton in Magdeburg Cathedral is almost certainly Otto I
When the sarcophagus of the former Holy Roman Emperor Otto the Great sustained damage and had to be opened, researchers decided to analyze the contents. They're convinced that the remains inside are the real deal.
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The German village running on its own juice
While war in the Middle East sends oil prices soaring and households brace for higher bills, one tiny German village has spent 30 years making itself immune to exactly this kind of shock.
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When someone stole credit — and won prizes — for an animated movie made by two German students, the duo found a unique way to fight back
"Butty" became "T-130": An American submitted a movie by two German film students to film festivals under his own name and won prizes. The duo dealt with the matter in an unusual way.
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Berlinale: African films brings messages of peace and tolerance
From migration to queer identity and ancestral mythology, African filmmakers came to the Berlinale with bold stories confronting repression and celebrating resistance.
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