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US President Joe Biden has accused Russian forces of "genocide," but clarified that international lawyers will be the ones to make the final call. Follow DW for the latest. Go to article
Holding talks with Russia's closest international ally, Belarus' leader Alexander Lukashenko, President Vladimir Putin said he will counter attempts to isolate Russia over the war in Ukraine.
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who's currently in Warsaw, said a trip to Ukraine suggested by his Polish counterpart "wasn't wanted" by Kyiv. He has been criticized for his closeness to Russia.
Critics see Russia's invasion of Ukraine as proof that Germany's attempted "change through trade" policy was a mistake.
Russian energy commands the attention, but Moscow sells many other raw materials to Germany.
Meanwhile, India's foreign minister said the US' primary concern should be weening Europe off Russian energy.
General Alexander Dvornikov was called the "Butcher of Syria." Analysts argue he may not be that special.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted viral videos claiming military success on both sides. But can you trust the images of drone strikes, snipers and ambushes? DW unpacked one video in search of the truth.
As Russian missile attacks on Odesa intensify, local residents are determined to defend their hometown.
DW's Bernd Riegert talks to Didier Reynders about investigations into alleged war crimes in Ukraine.
An effective communications strategy helped Ukraine's president rally much of the world to his side.
Ukraine can continue to produce wheat, but will they have enough to export it?
DW's Alexandra von Nahmen visited Chernihiv after Russian forces retreated.
The Mexican city of Tijuana has become a staging point for Ukrainians looking to enter the US.
The law would have allowed for the Serb-majority Republika Srpska to take over property owned by the central government. Serb leader Milorad Dodik said he does not accept the decision.
Tensions between the two north African neighbors have risen again after reports of a Moroccan air strike. Algeria has claimed that the attack was "targeted."
While supporters praise Sharif's plans for major infrastructure projects, critics accuse him of corruption and cronyism.
Officials say an ongoing drought in the East African country is the worst in a decade. Hundreds of thousands of children could starve if a famine sets in.
Authorities said at least 17 people were injured in a New York City subway station in the neighborhood of Brooklyn. The suspect fled the scene and is still on the loose.
Floods and mudslides triggered by heavy rain have caused widespread damage around the port city of Durban. The number of dead is expected to increase.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his finance minister, Rishi Sunak, are to be fined by police for breaking COVID-19 lockdown rules. The leader of the UK's main opposition party has called for both to resign.
Shanghai's COVID-19 lockdown is bruising for its citizens and businesses, Vincent Brussee writes.
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The US has ordered most consular staff to leave Shanghai. The UK is expanding the use of Pfizer's oral treatment.
The European Union set high goals with its Emergency Trust Fund for Africa. DW examines whether the EUTF achieved them.
Khan's political opponents who now hold power are promising reform, but they face big challenges.
What makes sarin so deadly and what can you do against it?
Spewing most of the world's heat-trapping gases, fast-growing cities need to transform into low emissions ecosystems.
The number of people with "migrant background" — foreigners and people with foreign roots — keeps rising in Germany.
Rebecca Amoo has made it easier than ever to become a farmer — with a swipe of your finger instead of a shovel.
