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US President Joe Biden said Russia's Vladimir Putin has made the decision to invade Ukraine in the coming days. The Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, would be a target of the invasion, according to Biden. Go to article
Separatist authorities in eastern Ukraine urged civilians to leave, with warning sirens blaring. The Kremlin said it was worried by violence in eastern Ukraine amid reports of intensified shelling. DW has the latest.
Russia says President Vladimir Putin will oversee military exercises involving Russian "strategic forces." The drills will include ballistic and cruise missile launches.
Russia no longer depends on classical methods of warfare in its campaign to destabilize Ukraine.
The US is moving to bolster Poland's defense amid the rising threat of war between neighboring Ukraine and Russia.
The news of Russian troops on Ukraine's borders leaves Ukrainian expats wondering what comes next. DW correspondent Oliver Sallet reports on Ukrainian citizens in the US who are worried about losing their homeland.
The EU-African Union summit in Brussels had the whiff of a last chance for "old" Europe to get its relations with Africa back on track. As Ludger Schadomsky writes, other competitors are waiting in the wings.
The Munich Security Conference, Germany's prestigious independent diplomatic forum, will next year be taken over by veteran German diplomat Christoph Heusgen. He is considered a man of clear words.
Thomas Bach slammed Russian teen Kamila Valieva's entourage for their "tremendous coldness" after her Beijing final.
Norway's 15 gold medals are more than any other nation has ever won in a single Winter Olympic Games.
The Olympic Games are the biggest stage in sports. This year's winter edition has already offered joy, despair and more.
Do workers need a college degree to succeed? More would-be students favor paychecks over higher education.
California is changing its response and South Korea is easing restrictions despite a surge in cases. DW has the latest.
How does the situation compare with previous weeks? Where are COVID-19 numbers rising and where are they falling?
Police in Ottawa moved to clear the so-called "freedom convoy" from downtown area streets. Over 100 protesters were placed under arrest and numerous vehicles were towed.
Storm Zeynep — known as Eunice outside Germany — has killed at least nine people across Europe.
Former Minneapolis police officer Kim Potter received a penalty below state guidelines.
The US National Archives said Donald Trump took classified information to Florida as he left the White House following the end of his term as president.
Tanzania's President Suluhu Hassan says the courts will decide in opposition leader Freeman Mbowe's terrorism case.
Nearly 7 million people in Ethiopia's drought-hit regions need urgent help after a third failed rainy season devastates pastoralist communities.
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Hypocritical Thomas Bach must take responsibility for the tragedy that engulfed Kamila Valieva, writes Sarah Wiertz.
A Ukrainian singer has withdrawn from the Eurovision after political controversy over a trip she made to Crimea.
The first case of wild polio to be reported in Africa in five years has been confirmed in Malawi.
DW asked people working in climate activism, research and science what gives them grounds to be optimistic.
Despite India's secular constitution, not all members of the Hindu majority accept Muslim practices.
The inaugural edition of the tournament also features hosts England and Olympic gold medalists Canada.
Poppy cultivation is said to be on the rise in Afghanistan — and with that, heroin use and addiction.
In this DW interview, the actor talks about her familial ties with Germany, strong female roles and cancel culture.
Pandemic-related depression; quarantine in Taiwan; vaccines for undocumented migrants in SA.
As support drops for COVID-19 measures, the people who are violently opposed to them are gaining strength.
