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As the United States and other Western countries pull diplomatic staff out of Ukraine over fears of Russian intervention, foreigners working in the Ukrainian capital tell DW life is going on largely as normal — for now. Go to article
US President Joe Biden said he would commit troops to NATO countries in the near term. Meanwhile, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said that Russian President Vladimir Putin has a "complete range of military options."
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the way the West and the media were playing up its conflict with Russia would "cost Ukrainians dearly." He said President Biden was making a "mistake" with his strong rhetoric.
The Green party has faced some tough tests in its first weeks in office. Now it has to manage party expectations.
The longtime leader and AfD spokesperson said he could no longer fend off the extremist faction within the party.
Germany's far-right AfD has swapped out its leaders several times in the process of radicalization.
Speaking with DW, the UN World Food Program head has called for the world's richest to help avert a humanitarian crisis.
Covering the war is a huge challenge, with press freedom severely constrained and journalists facing intense pressure.
German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach has expressed cautious optimism despite concerns that the daily caseload will soon reach 400,000. Meanwhile, Pope Francis rails against COVID misinformation. Follow DW for more.
School closures have forced poor children to help their families make ends meet.
India is accelerating its COVID-19 vaccine drive, but vaccination rates remain higher among men. Many women lack access to health information and transport, driving the disparity.
The singer is pulling her songs from streaming service Spotify over COVID disinformation it has helped spread. She said the lies it was airing were "costing people their lives."
New estimates show that the oil spill was almost twice as big as previously thought. Repsol is facing a potential $34.5 million fine.
Russia has expanded a list of EU officials prohibited from entering the country amid worsening tensions over Ukraine. The move comes as "reciprocation" for restrictive measures Brussels put on Moscow.
The US State Department has said Egypt has not met the conditions to receive the $130 million in military aid. Earlier this week, the US and Egypt concluded an arms sale to the tune of $2.5 billion.
As neither of the Italian parliament's two major blocs has a simple majority, six rounds of voting have failed to determine a successor for Sergio Mattarella.
An ongoing dispute over a remote border is a potentially dangerous flashpoint between Asia's two biggest powers.
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The Kremlin is trying to buy time before finally deciding whether to hit Ukraine — or withdraw and reengage with the US.
At least 2x more men have died from COVID-19 than women. Why didn't vaccination campaigns reflect that?
A country polarized by recent elections is brought together by the progress of its national team in Cameroon.
Faced with rising water levels and disastrous groundwater management, many villagers are abandoning their coastal homes.
Football is massive in Iran, but close ties between clubs and the state are holding it back. Privatization is far off.
Some men in India are threatening to boycott the institution of marriage if marital rape is criminalized.
The streaming giant is removing the singer's music after his demand not to be on the same platform as a star podcaster.
The plant and animal species living their best lives in the unlikeliest of conditions.
David Michael's entrepreneurial spirit led him to co-found Saikle Kenya, a bike hire service aimed at students.
