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An investigation of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines from Russia to Europe has strengthened suspicions of "serious sabotage" involving explosives that led to four pipeline leaks, Sweden's Security Service has said. Go to article
British Prime Minister Liz Truss is one of several non-EU leaders in Prague to launch a "European Political Community."
The Ukrainian-appointed governor of the region has blamed Russia for rocket attacks on the southern city of Zaporizhzhia, which is located near Europe's largest nuclear plant. DW has the latest.
Women complain that weak laws put them at risk from assailants who do not consider women their equals.
French author Annie Ernaux is the 2022 Nobel laureate. The author of "The Years" is an icon of autobiographical fiction.
Schoolgirls have now joined the mass protests over the death of a young woman in police custody.
More and more Iranian students, including schoolchildren, are joining the protest wave.
There's been no let-up in Iran's unrest. A researcher on women's rights movements there explains what's different now.
As Japan drops travel restrictions, people living from tourism hope things will get back to normal.
The sound of shattering glass interrupted the Yom Kippur celebration in the Hanover synagogue. Police have not ruled out an antisemitic attack.
A slim majority of countries in the UN's Human Rights Council rejected a proposal to hold a debate on China's alleged abuses against the Muslim minority Uyghur people in Xinjiang.
Toru Kubota was filming a small, flash protest against the military coup in Myanmar in July when he was arrested by plainclothes police officers in Yangon. The 26-year-old now faces 10 years in prison.
Up to 30,000 passengers could be impacted by the one-day strike. Pilots for the German airline are seeking better pay and more time off in between flights.
Japan's PM said the fresh missile launches on Thursday "absolutely cannot be tolerated." Pyongyang, meanwhile, lashed out over joint US-South Korea military drills.
Authorities in northern Thailand said the majority of the victims of the mass shooting were children. The gunman, a former police officer, later went on to take his life.
Local authorities say latest attacks from the al-Shabab group won’t deter them from fighting the Islamist terrorists.
After the end of the truce, Yemen is back at war which spells further hardship for the population.
Myanmar's government-in-exile wants official recognition from countries around the world.
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