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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz wants to "turbo charge" renewable power and limit Russia's influence on energy policy. Meanwhile, Kyiv denied Russia's claims that it destroyed US-supplied rocket systems. DW has the latest. Go to article
The push to label natural gas and nuclear energy as "green" in order to lure in more private investors was met with heavy resistance. But EU lawmakers ultimately gave it the green light.
The government has begun to overhaul Germany's immigration system to allow more migrants to stay in the country.
Russian students enrolled for technical subjects in the Czech Republic may be forced to stop their studies.
DW met with Ukrainian soldiers recuperating in a hospital in the German city of Aachen.
Russia is increasing pressure on the city of Slovyansk, where missiles have killed several people.
The WHO's representative in Ukraine, Dr. Jarno Habicht, speaks to DW.
Hardly any tourists are visiting the Ukrainian port city of Odesa amid the war.
UK Prime Minister Johnson pledged to "get on with governing" despite two key ministers and dozens of junior officials quitting his government amid scandals. Johnson then fired long-time ally Michael Gove.
The Kuje prison attackers were connected to Boko Haram and came "specifically for their co-conspirators."
The offspring of the omicron BA.2 variant is spreading quickly in India and could escape our immune response.
A new UN report on hunger shows that the number of acutely hungry worldwide is increasing as fuel and food prices soar.
Reports on state TV accused the group of collecting soil samples near a missile test site.
The FBI Director Christopher Wray joined his UK counterpart Ken McCallum at the MI5's London headquarters.
The US-based company made the announcement after its products were breached using "no click" hacking.
The San Fermin festival started with crowded streets and fireworks, ending a two-year hiatus due to the COVID pandemic.
Nearly 50 officers were hurt after protesters threw stones, metal bars and Molotov cocktails at the parliament building.
The settlement came after dangerous chemicals from a 3M plant were found to be leaking into the groundwater.
Ferda Ataman's nomination for the anti-discrimination office has triggered controversy, especially among white Germans.
Saudi Arabia's lottery system for the 2022 hajj has Muslims in Europe, Australia and the Americas infuriated. Preparing for this year's pilgrimage to Mecca became a financial and logistical nightmare for many Muslims.
DW spoke with an anthropologist, a psychologist and a historian about people's motivations for turning dissidents in.
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It wasn't easy but England opened Euro 2022 with a 1-0 win. The hosts were nervy in front of a record breaking crowd.
Murmurs about a possible recession are increasing, but chances are that US and eurozone economies will avoid the worst.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is raising concerns in Taiwanese society, with civilians wary of China's intentions.
Investing in cryptocurrencies is now a big trend in India. But the recent crash from lofty highs has worried investors.
Could better mental health support reduce the spread of fake news about COVID-19?
Health experts are warning of a new surge ahead of Eid al-Adha celebrations.
We're fortunate to live in a world free from smallpox. Here's how the disease was eradicated.
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