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Ukraine's war crimes investigation team said it is ready to prosecute 41 further suspects after the first trial of a Russian soldier began in Kyiv. Follow DW for more. Go to article
Security forces and members of the public clashed repeatedly as pallbearers carried the journalist's coffin. Veteran reporter Shireen Abu Akleh was shot in the head while covering an Israeli military operation.
Television reporter Shireen Abu Akleh was killed while covering a raid by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank. A row has broken out between Israelis and Palestinians about who was responsible for her death.
For over 25 years, Shireen Abu Akleh reported from the Palestinian territories and Israel. This week she was killed covering an Israeli military operation. She is considered a trailblazer in Arab media.
Food security concerns sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine are topping discussions as G7 foreign ministers meet in northern Germany. The talks also aim to support Moldova amid concerns that the conflict could spread.
Former PM Mikhail Kasyanov told DW he thinks the Russian president has "started to realize that he's losing this war."
A day after Finland's leaders said their country must seek membership of the military alliance, Sweden's politicians say joining NATO would have a "deterrent effect in northern Europe."
Should NATO be afraid of the nuclear threat from Russia? No, says former Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. In an interview with DW, he assesses the situation and looks at the history of NATO-Russia relations.
A Russian soldier has been accused of killing an unarmed civilian during the first week of the war in Ukraine.
Cities like Antwerp are building "Ukrainian villages," providing shelter for refugees. DW reports.
The Polish government says it needs more money from the EU to help integrate the refugees.
Thousands of foreign nationals are fighting against Russian troops in Ukraine.
Cryptocurrency investors fled from the risky investment this week after Terra, a trusted coin, took a nosedive.
Lebanon elects a new parliament on May 15. Many are people hoping for change.
After more than two years of denying COVID-19 had gained a foothold, Pyongyang is now struggling to contain it.
Viruses don't respect borders, not even North Korea's. We look at how countries fared by isolating in the pandemic.
How does the situation compare with previous weeks? Where are COVID-19 numbers rising? And where are they falling?
South Ossetia's self-proclaimed government said it was time for the region to "unite once and for all" with Russia. The breakaway republic was at the center of Moscow's military intervention in Georgia in 2008.
A massive fire at a commercial building in India's capital has killed at least 27 people and injured many others. Officials said the building was not equipped with fire safety equipment.
Members of Germany's security agencies were found to have participated in right-wing extremist events and chats. In some instances, they took part in "Heil Hitler" chants and Hitler salutes, an official report revealed.
The tech billionaire has tweeted that his $44 billion proposed takeover is on ice pending details of fake accounts on the platform, but added he was "still committed to acquisition."
The United Arab Emirates will hold 40 days of mourning after the longtime ruler died following a long illness.
Finland's membership in NATO would signal the end of over 70 years of Moscow's most enduring policy. This is a humiliation for Vladimir Putin, writes DW's Konstantin Eggert.
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Amidst the twin crises of war in Ukraine and an energy crunch, North Rhine-Westphalia is heading to the polls in Sunday.
The competition between democracies and authoritarian nations poses serious challenges to the global order, say experts.
India has big ambitions for an electric vehicle future, but high costs and weak infrastructure could get in the way.
From habitat loss to hunting, humans pose all kinds of danger to migratory birds. But it doesn't have to be this way.
Held every 10 years since the 17th century, Oberammergau's Passion Play returns, with its unusual rituals.
The impact of Russia's absence will be undeniable at this year's IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Finland.
DW met Pussy Riot ahead of their tour, and band co-leader Maria Alyokhina recounts her escape from Russia.
Fertilizer prices are soaring due to the war in Ukraine. Urine could prove to be a worthy alternative.
The German director is making a film about public restrooms designed by renowned architects. The high-end toilets are the symbol of "Japan's world-renowned hospitality culture."
Yes, you really can tell if someone's turned on just by measuring the air they exhale. Can we sense it, too?
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