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African countries have been vaccinating their populations against COVID-19 for weeks, but progress has been slow. Supply problems, confusion over vaccination schedules and fears of side effects are causing delays. Go to article
With COVID placing restrictions on the Prince Philip's funeral, the service felt more surreal than other royal events.
Almost all of the royal family's funeral services are held at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.
The Czech Republic has accused Russian intelligence of being involved in a 2014 explosion at a military ammunition warehouse.
Moscow has restricted access for foreign warships near the Crimean Peninsula as its troop buildup on the Ukrainian border prompts concern.
Hansi Flick has informed Bayern Munich that he wants to leave the club at the end of the season. The 56-year-old is reported to be the favorite to succeed Joachim Löw as German national team coach.
The EU has identified 30 raw materials as strategic. But conflicts and trade monopolies endanger the supply.
Sixteen months after the coronavirus was first detected in China, more than 100 million people have been infected.
Despite a surge of infections, it remains unlikely that German doctors and nurses will be forced to prioritize care for COVID patients. But pressure is rising at hospitals as space in intensive care beds becomes scarce.
The Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca vaccines are not that similar, scientists have said. Meanwhile, Qatar has said it wants a "COVID-free" World Cup. Follow DW for the latest.
As vaccine rollouts begin in certain Middle Eastern countries, many people there aren't in any rush to get the COVID-19 inoculation. The all-important question: why?
But it's uncertain how many more refugees from Africa, the Middle East and Central America are set to benefit.
One child died and nearly 40 others have been injured in incidents related to the Tread+. Peloton has said the warning from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission is unfair.
The Russian government said it had arrested two men who were planning to attempt a coup in Belarus and intended to assassinate President Alexander Lukashenko.
The letter was signed by J.K. Rowling, Benedict Cumberbatch, David Duchovny and others. "Our patient can die any minute," the Kremlin critic's personal doctor has warned.
The Open Arms vessel was left at sea for 19 days after the Italian interior minister at the time did not allow it to dock at a Sicilian port. Matteo Salvini is accused of abuse of office and unlawful detention.
In the first quarter, China sees its biggest increase in economic growth since records began. But caution is warranted.
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Teenage sensation Jamal Musiala scored twice as Bayern Munich beat Wolfsburg. Elsewhere, Gladbach thrashed Frankfurt.
Many in Germany will be familiar with the unseemly clamor to stock up on groceries before Sundays. Should that change?
Five centuries ago, Martin Luther refused to withdraw his criticism of the Catholic Church. The rest is history.
Scientists in California inserted human stem cells into a monkey embryo. Their work brings up many ethical questions.
Any leftovers that cannot be further used in this vegan restaurant are recycled in an innovative composting machine.
Does it make sense to require face masks when people are outdoors? Or could it actually be doing more harm than good?
It's still not clear what COVID-19 can do to the body after initial infection.
A cycling vacation ― it's inexpensive, environmentally friendly and particularly popular in times of the coronavirus.
