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Myanmar has one of the weakest health care systems in the world, and the combined effect of COVID and a military coup has stretched it to a point of total collapse. Go to article
Several German officials have slammed an idea from Merkel's chief aide to increase freedoms for vaccinated people.
Chinese officials said Washington was not qualified to level criticism on human rights during a rare face-to-face meeting in Tianjin.
Australia's Ariarne Titmus has claimed gold ahead of rival Kathleen Ledecky in the women's 400-meter freestyle.
Scientists with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change are finalizing the first major assessment in seven years.
Lawmakers in France have passed a bill requiring special passes for social venues. Meanwhile, Australia's New South Wales state continues to see a rise in COVID cases. Follow DW for the latest.
Managers in Germany are not feeling overly optimistic about the coming months, a major business confidence barometer shows. Two major concerns are clouding their outlook.
Throughout the pandemic, some people have experienced mood swings, irritability, and other symptoms of depression. Epidemiologist Elise Paul says people should look at how their symptoms are impacting their life.
President Kais Saied removed Hichem Mechichi from his post as Tunisia's prime minister after violent protests. The ruling party is now accusing the president of a "coup."
Indian rescue teams are digging through mud and sludge a day after a deluge killed at least 159 people. Goa's Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said it is the worst flooding since 1982.
In a new report, the UN says there has been a sharp increase in the deaths of women and children in Afghanistan. The Taliban is seeking to expand its territory, with devastating consequences for civilians.
Rick Allen was hit by an avalanche while climbing K2, the world's second-highest mountain. The renowned climber was on an expedition for a children's charity.
The leaders of Iraq and the US are expected to outline a "new phase" of US involvement in the country. Experts believe that little will change on the ground.
Authorities have removed websites belonging to Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny and dozens of his allies. The move comes during the run-up to parliamentary elections in September.
Germany's gymnastics team wore full-body suits in a protest against the sexualization of women in the sport.
Noor Mukadam's brutal murder puts a spotlight on toxic misogyny in Pakistani society.
Polish firms are busy challenging stereotypes by acquiring foreign companies.
Small-scale farmers can play a crucial role in creating sustainable food systems. But more investment is needed.
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Without access to fruit and vegetables, how do people who live in extreme climates get enough vitamin C?
The taekwondo fighter thinks she failed in Tokyo after missing the podium. The opposite is the case.
Sports scientists weigh in on whether trans athletes have an advantage in elite sport.
3x3 basketball, dubbed "the number one urban team sport in the world," made its Olympic debut.
Can solar power plants provide enough energy to large factories? And does that work in northern Europe too?
Lebanon faces its worst energy crisis in decades due to a severe fuel shortage.
City were cleared of misconduct by CAS last year, but a new email leak has renewed scrutiny of their financial affairs.
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