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Italy: Top court to rule on Nord Stream suspect extradition
A court in Rome is hearing an appeal against extradition by a 49-year-old Ukrainian accused of masterminding 2022 Baltic Sea blasts. Germany is seeking to try him for explosive attacks and anti-constitutional sabotage.
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Israel to open Gaza aid after more hostage bodies return
The Rafah crossing into Gaza is set to open for aid deliveries after Israel said Hamas had returned the remains of more hostages. Earlier reports said Israel would limit deliveries until more bodies were returned.
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Major US news outlets reject Pentagon's new press rules
Dozens of news organizations have refused to accept Pentagon's new press policy, saying it amounts to a crackdown on the media.
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Charlie Kirk: US revokes 6 visas over social media comments
The US State Department said it has "no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans." The Trump administration has ramped up social media vetting since he took office in January.
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DR Congo, M23 agree on mechanism to monitor ceasefire
A new body comprised of Congolese, M23 and regional representatives will be formed to monitor a potential permanent ceasefire. Qatar, the US and the African Union will act as observers.
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Record renewable energy growth falls short of climate goals
While a record 582 gigawatts of renewable energy was added to the grid in 2024, the international renewable energy agency IRENA said this was not enough to meet global climate targets.
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Trump, Milei exchange compliments in Washington
The US president met Argentina's leader Javier Milei to discuss aid for the embattled country. Trump also emphasized his endorsemenet for Milei.
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R&B singer D'Angelo, 51, dies after battle with cancer
The Grammy-winning musician caught the attention of the wider public with the 2000 release of his landmark album and the shirtless music video for a track on the album, "Untitled (How Does It Feel)."
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Nord Stream attack: Polish PM Tusk against extradition to Germany
Poland considers the bombing of the Nord Stream Baltic Sea pipeline a heroic act. The alleged and arrested Ukrainian accomplice Volodymyr Z., will likely not be extradited to Germany for geopolitical reasons.
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What role can Europe play in Trump's peace plan?
Sidelined by the US, Europeans are determined to play a leading role in shaping the future of Gaza. However, without a place in Trump's Board of Peace, can they do more than offer aid?
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India's cough syrup tragedy shows huge drug safety gaps
The poisoning of children in Madhya Pradesh state has sparked urgent calls to reform India's massive pharmaceutical industry, which produces most of the world's vaccines and a large share of its generic medications.
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Cape Verde celebrates historic first World Cup qualification
The Atlantic island nation erupted with joy after its historic 3–0 home win over Eswatini secured a berth in football's 2026 World Cup across North America.
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Can the UK lead Gaza's reconstruction?
The UK has quietly assembled major global funds and allies for a three-day conference to discuss a way forward for Gaza's reconstruction, but how beneficial could the talks be without the key players in the ceasefire?
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France: PM Lecornu backs suspending Macron's pension reform
Sebastien Lecornu said he will freeze France's retirement age at 62, below most comparable countries, until 2027's election. This would leave President Macron unable to implement what he considers a core economic reform.
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Iran jails 2 French citizens on 'spying' charges
Iranian state media reported that they received lengthy first-instance jail sentences, without naming them. The only two French nationals known to be held in Iran, Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, were detained in 2022.
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Madagascar protests: Army takes charge after president flees
"We have taken the power," Colonel Michael Randrianirina said in a national broadcast. President Rajoelina had fled the country after protests escalated over the weekend.
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Germany: Body of missing boy Fabian found in forest
Police say they suspect a crime has taken place after the discovery of a body thought to be an eight-year-old boy missing since Friday. The discovery came after days of searches around his hometown in northern Germany.
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Can the West really influence Africa's democracies?
As Africa faces democratic setbacks and Western aid dries up, some argue the West's influence was never as strong as assumed. Is it time to rethink who really shapes democracy on the continent?
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Gen Z protests: Why are Asia's youth so angry?
Young people across South and Southeast Asia have grown up online, frustrated and impatient with their leaders. As jobs dry up and inequality widens, their protests are shaking even the most entrenched political systems.
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EU fines Gucci, Chloe, Loewe for price fixing
The European Commission has said the three luxury brands conspired to maintain inflated prices by strongarming retailers on pricing. The practice is a breach of EU competition rules and hurts consumers.
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China decries Netherlands takeover of Wingtech subsidiary
A state-backed semiconductor association says it "firmly opposes" the Netherlands taking control of a European subsidiary of Chinese chip company Wingtech. The Dutch cited national security and availability concerns.
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Israeli gymnasts excluded from worlds after CAS rejects appeals
Israel has failed in its attempt to get the Court of Arbitration for Sport to force Indonesia to allow its athletes to participate in the world artistic gymnastics championships.
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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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EU delays 'chat control' law over privacy concerns
A proposed EU law designed to scan online communication to keep kids safe from online sexual predators has been shelved over worries it could undermine fundamental privacy rights.
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SpaceX completes 11th Starship test flight
This is the last flight before SpaceX begins test-launching an upgraded version of the rocket better suited for longer space missions.
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Germany back on World Cup track after win in Belfast
Germany made sure World Cup qualifying in October ended with two wins, overcoming a loud crowd in Northern Ireland.
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Orson Welles' 'War of the Worlds': Lessons on media literacy
Before Orson Welles, who died in October 1985, directed his masterpiece, "Citizen Kane," he became famous for his radio adaptation of "The War of the Worlds."
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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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German businesses asked to repay COVID-19 emergency aid
The German government provided billions in support to small businesses, the self-employed and freelancers during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown. Now they are being asked to repay the aid. Many are resisting.
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'No smoking' in Southeast Asia: A region quits tobacco
Southeast Asia once had the highest rates of tobacco use, affecting three-quarters of men. But the region has cut smoking rates by more than a quarter. Europe is now the smokiest place on Earth.
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Nobel economics prize awarded for innovation-growth theory
The award went to three researchers from the United States, Canada and France for explaining how technological progress leads to prosperity.
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How the EU wants to get Gen Z on board
Young Europeans are skeptical of the EU's democratic institutions. Now, the bloc is trying to reach out and gain their support — can it succeed?
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Zelenskyy and Trump talk amid possible Tomahawk delivery
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he had a "very productive" phone call with US President Donald Trump regarding the strengthening of Kyiv's "air defense, resilience, and long-range capabilities."
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Religious holidays in Germany: Who gets the day off?
Germany's religious landscape is evolving, with growing communities of Christians, Jews, Muslims, and others — prompting new questions about how public holidays should reflect this diversity.
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Hungary tries German activist despite rule of law concerns
Maja T. has spent over a year on trial for allegedly inflicting politically motivated bodily harm. Supporters say the German left-wing activist is not receiving a fair trial.
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EU seeks US trade concessions by doubling steel tariffs and cutting quotas
A recent EU decision to punish imports of steel with new levies has sparked backlash from China and global concerns over rising protectionism. Is Brussels following Washington's lead — or defending its steel industry?
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DW reporter still seeking justice one year after assault
German police are still investigating a brutal attack on DW reporter Adonis Alkhaled, a year after the incident at a concert by Syrian star Al Shami in Germany.
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Several people injured after shooting in town in central Germany
Several people were injured in a shooting in a marketplace in the town of Giessen in central Germany, according to reports.
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Gen Z pushes back against fast furniture
As cheap and disposable furniture piles up in landfills, younger shoppers are bucking the trend. Gen Z is going secondhand.
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Tech Zity hub set to crown Lithuania's bustling startup scene
Lithuania's startups are on the rise with fintechs showing the way. There's hope the sector could become an economic backbone. But more young tech companies will need to take the leap.
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Ukraine updates: Power returns to Kyiv after Russian strike
Electricity was restored to some 800,000 residents of the Ukrainian capital after Moscow targeted energy facilities. Kyiv says dozens of children have been saved from Russian-occupied territory. DW has the latest.
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Western parts in Russian drones: Are sanctions even working?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has criticized his allies because, despite sanctions and embargoes, Western parts are still ending up in Russian weaponry. How can illicit exports be stopped?
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Sexual harassment: Germany debates ban on catcalling
While it is illegal in Germany to give a one-fingered salute, making obscene sexual remarks and gestures is not. The center-left Social Democrats want to change that.
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France: Macron reappoints Sebastien Lecornu as PM
Just days after his resignation, Sebastien Lecornu is back in the position he had vacated. Lecornu said it was now time to "put an end to this political crisis" as he accepted Macron's nomination.
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Death threats force far-right Wilders to suspend campaign
Geert Wilders has canceled a planned radio debate after being informed that he was the target of a foiled attack aimed at Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever. The Netherlands is due to hold elections later this month.
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Germany meet expectation with win over Luxembourg
Germany's World Cup qualification has not been smooth sailing, but the team now appears to be heading to calm waters.
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From bystander to player: What is Turkey's role in the Gaza peace plan?
After staying on the sidelines for two years, Turkey is joining a multinational task force to oversee the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. Its exact future role in Gaza, however, remains unclear.
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Georgia's government clamps down after Tbiilisi unrest
In the wake of anti-government protests that led to unrest in Tbilisi, authorities in Georgia have arrested several activists and accused them of attempting to stage a coup. Civil society fears harsh repression measures.
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EU questions four US platforms over child protection
Amid allegations of insufficient child protection, the European Commission is demanding information from four US platforms. The platforms in question include Apple, Snapchat, Google, and YouTube.
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Germany news: Investigators raid homes of Frankfurt police
Investigators have searched the homes and offices of 17 Frankfurt police officers accused of assault and obstruction of justice. Meanwhile, two far-right AfD lawmakers have lost parliamentary immunity.
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Maria Corina Machado of Venezuela wins Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize for 2025 has gone to Maria Corina Machado. The committee lauded "her tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela."
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Lea Meyer reminds German sport to see athletes as people
Mental health has not always been a top consideration in German sport. But on World Mental Health Day, there are signs of change.
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The Bad Bunny Super Bowl controversy: Why is MAGA angry?
The Puerto Rican superstar has been picked to headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show and will perform his set entirely in Spanish, enraging MAGA.
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Germany: Merz pledges to resist 2035 EU electric car switch
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he would oppose the "hard cutoff" currently planned by the EU, aiming to stop registering new internal combustion engine cars by 2035. The goal was already under review and looking fragile.
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Pelicot rape case appellant sentenced to 10 years in jail
The 44-year-old man had maintained his innocence, blaming Pelicot's husband for "luring" him. Gisele Pelicot told the man in court that she never gave him consent and accused him of cowardice.
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Can France learn from Italy to overcome its fiscal crisis?
France's political and economic crisis is deepening. Governments keep falling, budgets can't be agreed and the country's debt pile keeps expanding. Can it learn anything from reformed problem child Italy?
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German chancellor hosts auto summit as carmakers bleed jobs
German automakers won fresh incentives to revive demand for electric vehicles during crunch talks with Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Berlin is under pressure to act as German sales slump while Chinese rivals surge.
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Football: Indian Super League is at a crossroads
India's top football league stands on the brink of collapse. Could this crisis finally force the sport to rebuild from the ground up?
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Ukraine: Residents flee Kupiansk as Russia pushes offensive
Some residents have remained even as Russian troops threaten to take full control of Kupiansk. The longer they wait. the more dangerous it becomes to evacuate them. DW spoke with internally displaced people in Ukraine.
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Ukraine: Children ordered to evacuate from frontline city
Ukrainian authorities ordered the evacuation of children and their guardians from around the frontline city of Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region, citing an increase in Russian drone attacks.
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Hungary found to have sent agents to spy on EU — report
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban secretly sent agents to spy on European Union institutions in Brussels for years, according to a report published by a Belgian newspaper.
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EU: Ursula von der Leyen survives latest no-confidence votes
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has survived a pair of no-confidence votes, leveled by both flanks of the increasingly polarized European Parliament, with comparative ease.
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German gov't stops fast-track naturalization: 3 takeaways
Germany will no longer offer citizenship after three years of residency. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt, of the center-right Christian Social Union, had opposed the law, effected by the previous government in 2024.
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How China wields rare earths as a strategic weapon
China's grip on rare earths — vital for smartphones, EVs and military tech — has left the US, Europe and India vulnerable. Until global supplies increase, China wields great power over the critical technology sectors.
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Achraf Hakimi and football's growing issue: playing time
According to a new FIFPRO report, Morocco and Paris Saint-Germain star Achraf Hakimi is a footballer at his limit, having had a season that lasted nearly a whole year.
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FIFPRO on football schedule: 'Risk to player health rising'
A report from the global football player union highlights concerns about player load and heat leading up to next summer's World Cup.
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Women's football: Are Bayern Munich doing enough to keep up?
Germany's biggest women's team has fallen behind just as women's football boomed. What can the Bundesliga champions do?
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'Ain't dead yet,' says Dolly Parton amid health rumors
Legendary American singer Dolly Parton put the buzz of a health scare to bed in a social media post. The 79-year-old said she was okay after her sister made comments about her health, sending fans in a tailspin.
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German mayor recovering, names daughter as knife attacker
Iris Stalzer, mayor-elect of the west German town of Herdecke, has told investigators it was her adoptive daughter who stabbed her repeatedly in her home this week. Police said Stalzer's life was no longer in danger.
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France's political crisis impacts on Franco-German relations
Political deadlock, huge debts and another of President Macron's appointed heads of government has resigned. Concerns are growing in Berlin about the future of Franco-German relations.
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Germany investigating Temu on price-fixing suspicions
Germany's competition watchdog has announced an investigation of Chinese discount online retail site temu.com, suspecting it of influencing retailers' prices. The site is the fastest-growing of its kind in the world.
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Will the 2026 World Cup be a disaster for fans?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be the most expensive, polluting and political yet.
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Plant-based 'burger' label grilled in EU parliament
Can a veggie schnitzel legally be called a schnitzel even if it contains no meat? Some have argued such names are confusing consumers. The European Parliament seems to agree.
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Anti-immigration politics contribute to racism in Germany
Far-right gains, economic stagnation and increased political focus on migration can be major drivers of racial discrimination in European countries such as Germany.
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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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EU to double steel tariffs amid influx of Chinese imports
The EU's industry chief says the bloc plans to raise tariffs on foreign steel in a bid to counter cheap Chinese imports. Nearly 100,000 jobs have been lost in the European steel sector in the past 15 years.
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Malaysian football to dispute FIFA 'cheating' allegations
Malaysia found seven new ringers for a 4-0 win against Vietnam. But FIFA says it was too good to be true, alleging "cheating," because none had the Malaysian-born grandparent they would need to play for the country.
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Olympic champion Caster Semenya: 'It's never the end'
Speaking to DW, the South African runner vows to continue her fight against sex eligibility rules and calls out 'weak leadership' from World Athletics.
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Renewables overtake coal in global electricity generation
In the first half of 2025, more electricity was generated from green sources than from coal. Solar and wind capacities are growing at a faster pace than global electricity demand, according to new research.
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German Chancellor questions voluntary military service plan
Voluntary military service or a return to conscription? The dispute over this issue seemed to have been settled within the German government. Now, criticism is flaring up, fueled by Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
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Could France's political turmoil spark eurozone debt crisis?
The collapse of yet another French government for its inability to push austerity measures through parliament is raising fears that the debt of the European Union's second-largest economy is spinning out of control.
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Oct. 7 Israeli music festival featured in Berlin exhibition
Hamas's October 7, 2023, terror attack on the Nova Music Festival is remembered in a Berlin installation of an art show that has toured major cities worldwide.
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Life in Germany since October 7, 2023, and the Gaza war
Two years have passed since the Hamas-led attack in Israel. How has life in Germany changed since then — for Jews, Palestinians and the country as a whole?
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Germany news: Merz says Putin waging 'hybrid war'
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said Russia's president is trying to "intimidate and instill fear" and is waging an "information war" against Germany. Meanwhile, electric cars are set to get a tax break. More on DW.
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Germany's far-right AfD seeks closer ties with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement
Far-right Alternative for Germany's Beatrix von Storch and other party leaders seek to strengthen ties to the Trump administration with Washington visits.
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Gold tops $4,000 as demand for safe assets rises
Gold and bitcoin have both hit record highs in recent days. Geopolitical and economic uncertainty are factors, while doubts over the US dollar are attracting institutional investors.
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Football: Sara Däbritz retires from Germany national team
Sara Däbritz, one of Germany's most experienced players, will no longer play for the national team. She follows former teammates Alexandra Popp and Svenja Huth in calling time on her international career.
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Lee Miller: From surrealist muse to war photographer
A chronicler of the 20th century, from her surrealist experiments with Man Ray to gripping photos from World War II, Lee Miller put her unique stamp on all of her work, as shown at the Tate Britain.
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What to know about the 2025-26 Women's Champions League
The new Champions League season is here with a new format, new rising stars and a big challenge for Bayern Munich.
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Israeli and Palestinian films face distribution obstacles
Two years into the war in Gaza between Hamas and Israel, filmmakers who examine the conflict in their works have struggled to find distribution. The Israeli government has also worked to silence critical voices.
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Women's football: What escalating transfer records mean
The women's football transfer record was broken four times in two months this year and has risen almost 600% since 2019. It reflects a growing commercial relevance but poses issues for some, including the Bundesliga.
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Can the US achieve cervical cancer herd immunity?
The human papillomavirus (HPV) is responsible for at least 95% of the 660,000 cervical cancer diagnoses globally. But US research shows the tremendous impact of ongoing vaccine programs.
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Oktoberfest closes after two 'roller-coaster' weeks
One of Germany's top tourist draws has come to a close. The 2025 Oktoberfest saw much revelry — and a few more or less serious hitches. Overall, people drank less, created less trash but lost more stuff than last year.
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Germany news: Pistorius calls for calm after drone sightings
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius says progress is being made in drone defense. The Oktoberfest is set to close after a not altogether smooth run.
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How the German government is going all in on AI
Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s cabinet agreed on a "modernization agenda" this week, which includes the use of AI. Critics have questioned how much of this is in the public interest.
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Nobel Prize: 7 facts we bet you didn't know
Did you know Einstein's relativity theory was rejected? That prize medals get auctioned off for millions? Or that prized discoveries were later retracted? These Nobel facts will amaze you.
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Are Volkswagen's EVs made with African conflict minerals?
The German carmaker requires substantial amounts of minerals for its transition to electric vehicles. But new research by DW shows that some of Africa's most notorious smelters are part of Volkswagen's supply chain.
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Is the Nobel Prize still relevant today?
The Nobel Prize is considered the "Mount Everest of science." But it faces criticism over how winners are chosen, and may give a warped idea of scientific progress.
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