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The WHO has said it's too early to tell if vaccines will need to be recalibrated, adding it's important for manufacturers to examine their jabs. Germany's BioNTech has said adjustments can be made fairly quickly. Go to article
Maria Kolesnikova, a jailed Belarus opposition figure, has given DW an exclusive interview
German politicians have called on police to help enforce COVID rules that business owners have been left to implement. One minister said issuing fewer parking tickets is more sensible than ignoring rule breakers.
The head of Germany's top vaccine body said that vaccine manufacturers would likely need a few months before they could create a vaccine for the omicron variant. DW has the latest.
The new variant has come with a spike in cases. How will South Africa's hospitals — and economy — cope?
The two hippos at Antwerp Zoo tested positive for the coronavirus after a vet noticed their noses were "expelling snot." The huge animals, who are mother and daughter, are not in great peril.
DW visited Frankfurt airport, Germany's largest, to speak with passengers about their concerns.
Voters will cast their ballots for president on December 4, in a key test for Gambia's democratic transition.
US intelligence has claimed it has evidence of a planned Russian military offensive in Ukraine. This has sparked arrangements for a call between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Incoming German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock urged a tougher stance against Beijing during a recent interview. China's embassy in Berlin hit back, saying the world needs "bridge builders instead of wall builders."
James and Jennifer Crumbley were charged with involuntary manslaughter after their 15-year-old son allegedly murdered four classmates. The pair have been taken into custody after a Detroit-wide manhunt.
The total solar eclipse could also be partially viewed from countries in the deep southern hemisphere. The sun will appear to have a dark shadow on only part of its surface.
This marks Finland’s first case of suspected far-right terrorism. Police have retrieved homemade explosives and bundles of dynamite.
State Department officials were reportedly targeted by Israeli spyware that has previously been implicated in cyberattacks on journalists, activists and politicians. Tech company Pegasus said it was investigating.
The Taliban have promised to end the practice of young girls being sold off to pay debts. However, the Islamist fundamentalists have not clarified how they intend to implement the decree.
A British employee of the UK Embassy in Berlin has been accused of passing official documents to Moscow agents. His arrest marks the third Russian espionage case in Germany in under a year.
Proponents say privatizing India's public services can boost the economy, but there is strong opposition.
While the president is taking more decisive action against terrorists, citizens have planned fresh demonstrations.
Recent deaths have highlighted the weight-associated risks in the traditional Japanese sport.
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The German government and federal states have agreed on stricter COVID measures, heralding a new political culture.
Germany's euward art prize aims to give greater visibility to works created by those with intellectual disabilities.
People with disabilities face challenges traveling around Germany. The new government has no specific plan for this.
RB Leipzig's sixth defeat of the season came against Union Berlin, and begs the question what are RB Leipzig now that Ralf Rangnick and Julian Nagelsmann are gone?
Growing competition, greater comfort and the coronavirus are luring ever more people onto private jets.
Thirty years ago, Pan Am ceased operations. The US airline put its stamp on civil aviation like no other.
A pandemic, civil strife and an economic meltdown have conspired to bring a vibrant Beirut club scene to its knees.
Some Kenyans see snakes as cursed, and so capture them for witchcraft rituals. But a rescue group has intervened.
An independent investigation has been launched to probe serious allegations of antisemitism by DW employees.
With case numbers rising, Italy is barring unvaccinated citizens from much of public life.
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