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TOPSHOT - Kurdish security forces deploy in Syria's northern city of Hasakeh on January 22, 2022, amid ongoing fighting for a third day with the Islamic State group. - Fighting raged for a third day between the Islamic State group and Kurdish forces in Syria after IS attacked a prison housing jihadists, with the violence killing nearly 90, a monitor said. (Photo by AFP) (Photo by -/AFP via Getty Images)

IS jailbreak, attacks in Syria, Iraq raise alarm 23.01.2022 | 02:14 mins.

The Islamic State group attacked a Syria prison housing fellow jihadists and a military base in Iraq in near simultaneous deadly operations that revive fears of an IS resurgence.

23.01.2022 (DW News) Poland plans to build a wall on its border with Belarus to prevent undocumented migrants from crossing into its territory illegally. But environmental campaigners warn a wall could have a dire impact on local wildlife.

Planned Polish wall on Belarus border threatens wildlife 23.01.2022 | 02:30 mins.

Poland plans to build a wall on its border with Belarus to prevent undocumented migrants from crossing into its territory illegally. But environmental campaigners warn a wall could have a dire impact on local wildlife. DW’s Jack Parrock reports.

Russian servicemen take part in a military drills at Molkino training ground in the Krasnodar region, Russia, Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2021. Russia on Tuesday carried out military exercises in the Rostov region near its border with Ukraine. Tensions between the two countries rose in recent weeks amid reports of a Russian troop buildup near the border that stoked fears of a possible invasion -- allegations Moscow denied and in turn blamed Ukraine for its own military buildup in the east of the country. (AP Photo)

Military buildup continues on Russia-Ukraine border 23.01.2022 | 02:45 mins.

Russia still seems to be beefing up the military presence on its border with Ukraine, while Kyiv has received military support from the US and the UK. Germany won't send weapons to Ukraine, saying that would only escalate the situation.

Members of Ukraine's Territorial Defense Forces, volunteer military units of the Armed Forces, train in a city park in Kyiv, Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 22, 2022. Dozens of civilians have been joining Ukraine's army reserves in recent weeks amid fears about Russian invasion. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)

The Gicumbi restauration project in Rwanda 23.01.2022 | 04:43 mins.

A project in Rwanda aims to help farmers adapt to climate change by teaching them how to restore terrains and use different crops. It is already showing results in the rugged hills of the country's Northern Province.

Das Konsulat des Königreichs Tonga hat dieses Foto der von Asche bedeckten Landschaft veröffentlicht. Die Vereinten Nationen (UN) gehen davon aus, dass die von dem Vulkanausbruch in Tonga betroffenen Menschen kurz- und langfristig Lebensmittelhilfe benötigen. «Schon vor dem Vulkanausbruch war die Lebensmittelversorgung von 20 Prozent der Bevölkerung nicht gesichert», sagte ein Sprecher des Welternährungsprogramms (WFP) am Freitag in Genf. Nun seien durch den Tsunami und den vulkanischen Ascheregen viele Ackerflächen, der Viehbestand und die Fischerei stark in Mitleidenschaft gezogen. +++ dpa-Bildfunk +++

After volcanic eruption, Tonga faces long road to recovery 22.01.2022 | 02:04 mins.

After the first aid flights reached Tonga with more en route, the remote Pacific island nation, home to about 100,000 people, grapples with the aftermath of an underwater volcanic eruption and tsunami.

Italy’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign
Sendedatum: 22.01.2022 (DW News) As one of the first countries in Europe, Italy makes coronavirus vaccination compulsory – for over-50s at least.

COVID-19: How is Italy's vaccination campaign going? 22.01.2022 | 02:48 mins.

As one of the first countries in Europe, Italy makes coronavirus vaccination compulsory – for over-50s at least. DW correspondent Christine Mhundwa looks at why the country is taking that step.

This image grab from a handout video made available by the Ansarullah Media centre on January 21, 2022 shows destruction at a prison in the Huthi rebel stronghold of Saada in northern Yemen after it was hit in an air strike leaving many dead or wounded. - An air strike has destroyed a prison in the Huthi rebel stronghold of Saada in northern Yemen, leaving many dead or wounded, the insurgents said as the Red Cross confirmed an attack. (Photo by Ansarullah media center / AFP) / === RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT AFP PHOTO / HO / Al-HUTHI GROUP MEDIA OFFICE - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS ===

Yemen: Airstrike on prison leaves dozens dead 22.01.2022 | 01:34 mins.

In Yemen, the death toll from a Saudi-led coalition airstrike on a prison run by rival Houthis has climbed to at least 82. The coalition denied targeting the facility. The attack marks an escalation in the country's seven-year civil war.

TOPSHOT - Cameroon's fans celebrate in Douala, western Cameroon, on January 13, 2022, after Cameroon scored a goal during the Group A Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) 2021 football match against Ethiopia. - Cameroon is the first team to qualify for the 8th of the African Cup of Nations (CAN) which it plays at home, after its victory against Ethiopia (4-1) in Yaounde. (Photo by Charly TRIBALLEAU / AFP) (Photo by CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP via Getty Images)

AFCON: Football fever in Cameroon 22.01.2022 | 02:43 mins.

The Africa Cup of Nations kicked off earlier this month in Cameroon. The football tournament is going ahead despite worries about the coronavirus and security threats from rebel groups. DW looks at how fans have been experiencing AFCON so far.

Tanzanian region lowers maternal death rate
Schlagwörter: Tanzania, childbirth, mortality rate, maternal mortality, Simiyu, Uzazi Uzima project, safe deliveries, healthcare
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Sendedatum: 21.01.2022 (DW News Africa)
Bildbeschreibung: In Tanzania, women often die in childbirth. Poor basic healthcare during pregnancy and delivery places the country towards the bottom of global rankings for maternal mortality. But for those living in the Simiyu region, this is changing.

Tanzanian region lowers maternal death rate 22.01.2022 | 02:54 mins.

In Tanzania, women often die in childbirth. Poor basic health care during pregnancy and delivery places the country toward the bottom of global rankings for maternal mortality. But, for people living in the Simiyu region, this is changing.

7.6.2021 Bamako, Mali, New interim Malian President, Colonel Assimi Goita, looks on at members of the Malian Armed Forces after his swearing in ceremony in Bamako on June 7, 2021. (Photo by ANNIE RISEMBERG / AFP)

Coup attempts persist in West Africa 22.01.2022 | 02:04 mins.

The government of Burkina Faso said last week that it had averted a plot by armed forces to take over the country. This attempted coup in Burkina Faso comes hot on the heels of military take-overs in Mali as well as in Guinea.

Christian Democratic Party (CDU) designated Chairman Friedrich Merz looks on during a virtual party congress at the party headquarters, in Berlin, Germany, January 22, 2022. REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke/Pool

Germany's CDU elects Friedrich Merz as new leader 22.01.2022 | 01:26 mins.

Friedrich Merz will take over from Armin Laschet, who led the Christian Democrats' ill-fated 2021 election campaign. So who is the new leader of Germany's conservatives?

A winter journey to St. Moritz 22.01.2022 | 26:00 mins.

The cradle of European winter tourism can be found in the Swiss Engadin region. DWs Lukas Stege explores the valley region that's famous for its stunning nature and delicacies.

The Matterhorn pictured from the Kirchstrasse in Zermatt, Canton of Valais, Switzerland, on February 12, 2019. (KEYSTONE/Christian Beutler)

Matterhorn—The symbol of Switzerland 22.01.2022 | 02:49 mins.

Switzerland's highest mountain attracts tourists and mountain climbers alike. The mountain is stunning, but very dangerous to climb. The Matterhorn Museum preserves the story of the first ascent—which turned deadly.

World Stories - The Week in Reports 22.01.2022 | 12:35 mins.

After seven years of war, the situation for civilians in Yemen is getting worse every day. Hardly any aid is getting into the country. And on the divided island country of Cyprus, the ghost town of Varosha is slated to get a new lease of life.

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Yemen's humanitarian crisis hits food and medical supplies 22.01.2022 | 03:10 mins.

A military coalition led by Saudi Arabia has been at war with the Houthis in Yemen for seven years. The conflict has left about two-thirds of Yemen's population dependent on foreign aid.

16.07.21 *** A view shows abandoned buildings and hotels in the fenced off area of Famagusta, in the Turkish-occupied north of the divided eastern Mediterranean island of Cyprus, on July 16, 2021. - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan heads to breakaway north Cyprus on July 20, to mark the anniversary of Turkey's 1974 invasion, a visit infuriating Greek Cypriots with island reunification talks in limbo. Varosha -- once the playground of celebrities and dubbed a Jewel of the Mediterranean -- was left a fenced off ghost town, where former luxury hotels have become overgrown by weeds. The Turkish army restored public access to parts of the beachfront last year and Erodgan is expected to extend that during his visit. (Photo by Christina ASSI / AFP) (Photo by CHRISTINA ASSI/AFP via Getty Images)

Cyprus: The ghost town of Famagusta 22.01.2022 | 05:08 mins.

The once sophisticated seaside resort Varosha in the restricted area of Cyprus is open to visitors again. The Famagusta hotels were once graced by international stars. Turkey has now reopened the ghost town to tourists.

South Africa ramps up vaccination drive as COVID cases surge – DW's Adrian Kriesch Ort: Cape Town, South Africa
Schlagwörter: COVID-19, pandemic, vaccination, South Africa, omicron variant Rechte: DW
Sendedatum: 07.12.2021 (English News)
Bildbeschreibung: DW correspondent Adrian Kriesch is following South Africa's vaccination drive outside Cape Town.

South Africa optimistic as omicron wave recedes 22.01.2022 | 03:48 mins.

The omicron variant of COVID-19, which was first detected in South Africa, has so far resulted in fewer deaths and hospitalizations than previous waves. Though some experts warn not to take the variant lightly, life has almost returned to normal in cities such as Cape Town, where restaurants and bars are open for the first time since the pandemic began.