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Skip next section Reports & Analysis
Reports & Analysis
Nudity, blood and pain: Revisiting Marina Abramovic's work
Nudity, blood and pain: Revisiting Marina Abramovic's work
London's Royal Academy is revisiting the cultural legacy of the Serbian artist who pushed her body and mind to extremes.
OpenAI lawsuit: US authors allege ChatGPT copyright theft
OpenAI lawsuit: US authors allege ChatGPT copyright theft
Authors like Jonathan Franzen and George R. R. Martin allege ChatGPT is fed with their copyrighted works.
Pop star Anastacia's new album celebrates German bands
Pop star Anastacia's new album celebrates German bands
US singer Anastacia's new album is intended as a treat for her German fans, with covers of the country's favorite songs.
France holds rich state banquet for King Charles III
France holds rich state banquet for King Charles III
President Macron welcomed King Charles III and Queen Camilla with full pomp at the Palace of Versailles.
Munich celebrates Oktoberfest with beer and lederhosen
Munich celebrates Oktoberfest with beer and lederhosen
Munich is running wild with visitors happily celebrating Oktoberfest.
40 years of mobile telephones
40 years of mobile telephones
The first mobile phone was released in September 1983. In its 40-year history, it went from big to small, to big again.
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Skip next section In the spotlight
In the spotlight
What was it like to be Jewish in East Germany?
Hoping to build "the better Germany," many Jewish artists left their mark in the former communist East Germany.
Hermitage Amsterdam cuts ties to Russia and rebrands
Amsterdam's branch of Russia's Hermitage Museum gets a new name and direction.
Making Afro-German history visible
The Afro-German Diek family has been living in Germany since 1891, but are still fighting for recognition.
Hiroshima: Atomic bomb survivors keep memory alive
As the city prepares to pay homage to the victims of the bombing, memories are being preserved for future generations.
Still Rolling: Mick Jagger turns 80
The Rolling Stones' lead singer has gone from rebel to receiving a knighthood. At age 80, he shows no sign of retiring.
Afua Hirsch: Why anti-racism work is under threat in the UK
There are more UK politicians with an ethnic minority background, but writers who do anti-racism work are demonized.
Skip next section Opinion
Opinion
Accusations against Till Lindemann: Time to take a stand
Silke Wünsch
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Opinion: 'Harry & Meghan': Let's not get carried away
Silke Wünsch
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Antisemitic art at documenta: A scandal foretold
Sabine Kieselbach
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The slap-in-the-face Oscars
Stefan Dege
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It's up to Spotify to react — not the artists
Silke Wünsch
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Looted art restitution is only the start
Annabelle Steffes-Halmer
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