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The German foreign minister said a new era for the culture of remembrance beckoned, as fewer living witnesses of the Holocaust remain. He said preparing for this "turning point in time" was a debt owed to the victims. Go to article
Journalists at the pro-democracy "Apple Daily" told DW they never expected Hong Kong's Beijing-loyal government would shut down a major media outlet. The newspaper was forced to close after authorities froze its assets.
British PM Boris Johnson has defended the UK navy's response after Russia fired at one of its warships in the Black Sea.
Peter Altmaier told German radio on arrival in Washington that he expected a resolution on the pipeline by August.
The blogger faces up to 15 years jail. Already hundreds have been jailed by President Alexander Lukashenko's regime.
The pandemic, which has pushed millions into poverty and unemployment worldwide, has also led more people to drug use, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime has warned. Low-income countries are at highest risk.
The German chancellor made the comments in what could be her last government statement, ahead of an EU summit in Brussels. Despite drastically reduced infection rates, she urged continued caution.
COVID case numbers are dropping as a nationwide vaccination drive gets underway. However, supply problems persist.
The EU will invest a record €750 billion to kickstart the bloc's post-pandemic economic recovery. Bernd Riegert reports from Brussels.
The government is struggling to speed up its vaccination drive and ensure public adherence to precautionary measures.
On a night of high drama, Germany have squeezed into the last 16 of the European Championship with a 2-2 draw with Hungary. Germany had been minutes away from going out but will now face England in the last 16 in London.
UEFA barred the city of Munich from illuminating the Allianz Arena in rainbow colors in solidarity with LGBTQ people.
Pro-democracy protesters rallied together calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and constitutional change. The demonstration took place despite surging COVID cases in the country.
More than 80 fire and rescue units have been deployed to a partially collapsed residential building in the Miami area. Authorities confirmed one fatality while 35 have been rescued from the building.
An Australian court has ordered the extradition of a woman accused of seven kidnappings during Chilean military dictator Pinochet's regime. She has been ordered to pay Chile's court costs and surrender.
A First Nation has uncovered hundreds of unmarked graves at a former Indigenous residential school in southern Saskatchewan. A similar recent discovery shocked the world.
New Delhi is increasingly focusing on developing the frontier region that has been neglected for years.
Despite qualification for the Euro last 16, Germany were poor against Hungary and their flaws are apparent.
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Set to kick off in July, the Tokyo Olympics are shaping up to be a cheer-free event isolated from the rest of Japan and closed to foreign visitors.
Although protesting is serious business, a lighter side can also be found among the most arresting photos of today.
The new head of the US Federal Trade Commission built a name for herself criticizing Big Tech.
With regenerative farming methods, the Meskwaki Nation believes it offers lessons for farmers battling climate change.
Now that the nation is reopening its economy, the problem of not having enough skilled workers is coming back fast.
The European Space Agency says there's been a bump in female astronaut applicants, and 257 with disabilities.
A new study suggests diet gives vegetarians a major advantage to warding off serious infections.
The dominance of the delta variant has dramatic consequences for Europe's vaccine campaign.
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