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Women and children in the snow, Ukrainians fleeing the war.

War in Ukraine: How do people drum up courage?

People are awed by the bravery of the Ukrainian people, and of Russians protesting against their state despite all risks. Where does courage come from?  

Ariana DeBose poses on the red carpet in a yellow dress.

Clear signs against Putin's war at the BAFTAs

Best director and best film went to Jane Campion for "The Power of the Dog," while "Dune" won five awards. The stars came out against the war, in solidarity with Ukraine.  

As Russia continues its assault on Ukraine, a museum in Kharkiv is trying to save its valuable art collection.

Ukraine war: Kharkiv museum scrambles to save art collection

The United Nations has been calling for better protection of Ukraine's cultural sites, as Russia continues its assault on the country. At a museum in the besieged city of Kharkiv, workers are trying to save one of Ukraine's most valuable art collections.  

Musicians playing instruments on a alrge square, a few spectators, large building in background

Solidarity concerts for Ukraine

Protest with music: Many orchestras in Germany, some with Russian musicians, are organizing special concerts in support of Ukraine.  

Beethoven's birthplace in Bonn

DW Festival Concert: A weekend of Beethoven

Would you be up to the task of listening to live performances of all of Beethoven's nine symphonies in a single weekend? The Beethovenfest had exactly that on offer during the opening weekend of the 2021 festival.  

Marten Lange-Siebenthaler looking straight into the camera.

A German travel agent turned Ukraine aid worker

Marten Lange-Siebenthaler used to make a living organizing holiday trips to Ukraine. When the war broke out, he switched to sending humanitarian aid, rather than tourists, to the country.  

Web special 100 German Must-Reads: David Levitz (left) and Sabine Kieselbach (Copyright: DW)

Reading Matter? 100 German Must-Reads!

DW's list of German-language novels published since 1900 that have been translated into English is the first of its kind.  

BG I Fotoausstellung „40 Jahre laif – 40 Positionen dokumentarischer Fotografie“ I Köln

Anti-nuclear riots and drug wars: 40 years of Laif photos

Photo agency Laif started in Cologne 40 years ago, but its photographers went on to cover stories worldwide, from the war in Rwanda to crammed subways in Tokyo.  

William Hurt in The King's Daughter

Oscar-winning actor William Hurt dies at 71

Actor William Hurt, known for his roles in films such as "Broadcast News" and "Kiss of the Spider Woman," passed away due to natural causes, his son said. He had been nominated for Academy Awards four times.  

Nazi soldiers ride into Amsterdam on large trucks as people line the streets.

WWII diary of a Dutch teenager gives insight into Nazi forced labor

Jan Bazuin wrote a diary about his experiences during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, including his time as a forced laborer. Now published as a book, his testimony will also inspire a new app.  

Kiev City Ballett in Paris showing solidarity with Ukraine

Kyiv City Ballet - Stranded in Paris

Canceled tours and no chance of returning to their families after performances abroad. The Kyiv City Ballet has found a temporary home in Paris. An ensemble caught between a dream and a nightmare.  

Author Sasha Filipenko wears a scarf and olive jacket, hair cropped, arm on rail

War in Ukraine: Silence is not an option

Sasha Filipenko speaks and writes openly about the conditions in his native Belarus and in Russia — that's why he lives in exile today. Against the backdrop of current events, his latest novel has a special resonance.  

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaking, armed people in background

Ukraine: War of images

The war is changed the way we look at those in power: How does Russian writer Vladimir Sorokin see Putin, and what does Ukrainian filmmaker Maxim Melnyk make of Zelenskyy?  

art installation blue-yellow peace sign on street | #bridgeplease | solidaity with Ukraine

Are cultural boycotts constructive?

Demonstrations of solidarity with Ukraine and protests against the Russian invasion have swept the world. How important is it for artists to take a stand and how far could boycotts against Russian artists and cultural institutions go?  

Bologna - conductor Oksana Lyniv with Ukrainian colours at her belt

War in Ukraine - Hope through music

Ukrainian conductor Oksana Lyniv is a star of the classical music scene - the first woman to head an Italian opera orchestra. Since the outbreak of war, she has had only one goal: to give hope and strength to the people of her homeland.  

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Art in Times of War - What role does culture play?

The world of international arts and culture is boycotting Russia and showing solidarity with Ukraine. Arts 21 features star conductor Oksana Lyniv on her homeland's cultural heritage and writer Vladimir Sorokin on the unfolding tragedy.  

Mural: Tubman, center, with African American workers and activists to both sides of her

The Harriet Tubman mural that transcends time

Born enslaved roughly 200 years ago, Harriet Tubman became a legendary abolitionist in the US known for working on the Underground Railroad. Street artist Michael Rosato has immortalized the celebrated figure in art.  

Oksana Lyniv in a theater holding a blue and yellow Ukrainian flag

Oksana Lyniv is fighting for Ukrainian musicians' futures

Renowned Ukrainian conductor Oksana Lyniv is urging Russian artists to speak out against Russian President Vladimir Putin.  

Rammstein musicians in front of an industrial-looking background

Rammstein shows solidarity with Ukraine along with new release

Till Lindemann, singer of the German hard rock group Rammstein, has canceled his concerts in Russia as the band condemned Russia's attack on Ukraine ahead of the release of its new single, "Zeit," meaing "Time."  

Bosporus-Brücke Istanbul

Iconic European cities: Istanbul

Istanbul is the only metropolis in the world located on two continents: Europe and Asia. Here are some highlights and insider tips for a visit to Istanbul.  

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Memes and cartoons thrive in times of war

What do cartoonists make of the Russian war in Ukraine? They certainly counter Russian President Vladimir Putin with a weapon he is known to abhor — humor.  

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Aerial view of the cityscape of Kaunas, Lithuania

How the war in Ukraine affects tourism in Eastern Europe

The pandemic has taken its toll on the tourism industry. Now, the war in Ukraine may spell trouble for tourism in Central and Eastern Europe.  

Ethiopian priest holds a cross while standing in front of a manuscript

Civil war to blame for surge in online sales of Ethiopian artifacts

Experts have noticed a surge in online sales of Ethiopian artifacts. They fear these relics could have been looted during the country's ongoing civil war.  

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Typically German? A cartoonist's perspective

Razor-sharp and funny to boot: That's the cartoonist's mission. But could those adjectives describes Germans as well? Artist Miguel Fernandez pokes fun at the stereotypes and personality traits attributed to the Germans.  

Frankfurt skyline

Germany's 16 states: Hesse

From the skyline of Frankfurt to the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm — welcome to Hesse!  

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Women's voices: Against war, violence, and oppression

Activists and artists fight against oppression and inequality - and the war in Ukraine.  

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Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe

Pizza chef Ibrahim Songne, Glasgow's Riverside Museum, Cheese and reindeer meat in your coffee  

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Shift - Living in the Digital Age

Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly popular worldwide - whether as an investment or as a means of payment. How do digital currencies work in everyday life and what should you know before you invest?  

The Algarve: Warmth, waves, wind and wide open spaces

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Pristine sandy beaches, steep rocky cliffs, picturesque fishing towns and, best of all, a wonderful climate. The Algarve in Portugal is the perfect getaway to relax and recharge your batteries.  

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