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After amassing troops at the Gaza border, the Israel Defense Forces have said air and ground forces have struck targets in the Gaza Strip. Follow DW for the latest. Go to article
A UN representative told DW that people were suffering, and called for an urgent de-escalation between Israel and Hamas.
As rockets and shells are fired between Israel and Gaza, DW spoke with Israelis living with the threat of intensified fighting.
Israel has been using its Iron Dome missile defense system for a decade — but never so much as in the past few days.
As violence escalates between the Israeli state and militants operating in Gaza, people are suffering on both sides.
Authorities have warned of further antisemitic incidents after another day of demonstrations in major German cities. Synagogues have been attacked in reaction to escalating violence in Israel.
Soumya Swaminathan, WHO's chief scientist, tells DW that India is at a very fragile and difficult stage in the pandemic.
Efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus have left many Cambodians without access to food, essential medicines and other necessities for weeks.
Health officials recommend that fully vaccinated people will not have to wear masks outside, even in large crowds.
The degree of vaccine hesitancy appeared to be linked to their use of social media, according to a new study.
Police have said forged coronavirus vaccine documents are becoming an increasing problem. The issue has arisen amid lockdown relaxations for people who have been vaccinated against or recovered from coronavirus.
Medical teams are making long, difficult journeys to vaccinate people all over the world against the coronavirus.
It is one of the first guilty verdicts against a reporter since the military junta took control of Myanmar three months ago. A human rights observer said journalism is effectively illegal in the country.
Blackouts across Taiwan trapped people in elevators after a fault at a coal- and gas-fired electricity plant before power was eventually restored.
Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed has been flown to Germany for further treatment after a bomb blast last week. Authorities say the explosion was an assassination attempt, blaming it on Muslim extremists.
Is the post-Cotonou deal between the EU and countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Caribbean and the Pacific already obsolete?
A war between Russia and Ukrainian government forces would be a crushing political defeat for NATO.
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Muslims around the world are coming together to celebrate Eid al-Fitr — despite the pandemic and violent conflicts.
Patients in India are developing a rare but fatal fungal infection, dubbed "black fungus," which starts in the airways.
A ruthless display from Dortmund saw them spoil Julian Nagelsmann's leaving party on their way to German Cup glory.
Protests reveal how economically vulnerable most of Colombia's population is. But the grievances are deeper than that.
With the detection of new faults, Boeing's 737 Max now has serious problems — even after its long grounding was lifted.
A new book reveals how a boat taken from the South Pacific ended up in Germany. Will it spark a new restitution debate?
Ordinary Indians have been playing a role to fill in gaps — providing support for their communities.
