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The chief of an NGO that provided aid to people fleeing Belarus was found hanged in Ukraine's Kyiv. His friends said he had been followed by "strangers." Go to article
Krystsina Tsimanouskaya lost a legal bid to continue running in Tokyo 2020 after what she described as a "kidnapping" attempt by Belarusian authorities.
In an interview with DW, the daughter of former Afghan president and socialist leader Mohammad Najibullah criticized the US approach toward peace in Afghanistan, saying the welfare of Afghans is not America's priority.
Top Lebanese officials had been warned about the dangers of chemicals stored in the port yet failed to act to prevent the tragedy, according to a report from Human Rights Watch.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been criticized for not doing enough to put out the flames.
A lot of us haven't had a common cold in ages. Masks and social distancing have played their part. But is it good — much less, possible — to block every single virus?
The US reached Biden's goal of vaccinating 70% of its population a month late. The country is seeing a surge in infections and hospitalizations, fueled by the delta variant. Follow DW for the latest.
The New York AG's office published the findings of its investigation Tuesday, saying Cuomo harassed state employees.
The "potential hijack" incident report came in the form of a warning to "exercise extreme caution" in the Gulf of Oman. More than one ship may be involved.
The EU said Rosario Murillo, the first lady and VP, is one of 14 individuals responsible for "serious human rights violations" ahead of Nicaragua's election this year.
A 9-year-old girl in Delhi has allegedly been raped and murdered by a priest and three other men as she went to fetch water at the crematorium. Her death has prompted a protest.
Tencent, a giant gaming company in China, has seen billions wiped off its market value. The tumble followed the publication of a critical article in state-affiliated media.
Indian holders of US visas have been forced to take drastic measures to return to their adopted home.
Despite security threats and growing local resentment, China continues to pump billions of dollars into Pakistan and invest in a wide range of sectors.
Two weeks after several South African provinces were hit by a wave of deadly violence, the process of rebuilding destroyed infrastructure and reopening the scores of looted shops has yet to begin.
The US gymnast has returned to win bronze, but how she dealt with her mental health is more important than any medal.
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Among the first Olympics transgender athletes was eliminated early in her first appearance at the Games. Nevertheless, she has forced us to rethink the anachronistic sports system, writes DW editor Sarah Wiertz.
Germany's women's track cycling foursome smashed the world record as they dethroned Great Britain at the Tokyo Games.
Seoul appears keen to help its belligerent neighbor — but critics warn that Pyongyang has little to offer in return.
In Senegal, thousands of waste pickers scavenge one of the world's largest dump sites for recyclable trash to sell.
Concerns have been voiced that potential additional EU tariffs on exports from ASEAN will result in a decrease in trade.
Hong Kong's gay singer Anthony Wong, a seasoned dissident, has yet again irritated pro-Beijing officials.
Millions of people contract malaria every year, and hundreds of thousands die. Doctors have long hoped for an effective vaccine against this mosquito-borne disease. Now, that may be a step closer – thanks to the effort to combat coronavirus.
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