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The Serbian tennis star has left Australia on a flight to Dubai after a court upheld a visa cancelation. Authorities said that his decision not to be vaccinated against coronavirus posed a risk to the Australian public. Go to article
Communication with the Pacific island is still spotty after a massive volcanic eruption spewed ash into the atmosphere and triggered a tsunami that flooded coastlines from Japan to the United States
Climate Minister Robert Habeck wants to make Germany climate-neutral by 2045. The southern city of Freiburg is already close to achieving his vision.
The verdict is expected Monday in the trial in Turkey of a German journalist as the free press is increasingly muzzled.
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The global scheme has supplied vaccines against the coronavirus to 144 countries since February 2021. But vaccine inequity remains high, with 40% of the world population yet to receive a single jab.
Omicron has slowed air travel on sluggish winter demand, with some carriers seeing nearly empty flights.
Negotiations for a plea deal to end the former prime minister's corruption trial have reportedly hit a wall over the condition that he be removed from politics.
The BBC is facing a loss of billions in financing as the UK government plans to freeze the license fee. The decision has been accused of being ideologically motivated.
Police in Spain say they have apprehended the main importer of heroin to the country. Officers arrested several others and made a substantial haul of the drug.
The US tech giant has warned of the presence of dangerous malware on dozens of Ukrainian government computers, while Kyiv blamed Russia for the recent hack.
Former Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, who led the country until he was ousted in a 2020 coup, has died at the age of 76.
Guatemalan authorities have said they are working "humanely" to return people to their countries of origin. Over the past year, large caravans of migrants have been stopped trying to cross Central American countries.
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While drone attacks kill dozens of people in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed continues to push for national dialogue to end the conflict. Will his plan succeed?
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The Australian Open will take place without Novak Djokovic. The case has had many losers, but the biggest is Djokovic.
Julian Nagelsmann's side dashed any suggestion that Bayern were about to give up ground in the Bundesliga title race.
Sports scientist Kamilla Swart-Arries speaks to DW about why awarding the Olympic Games to Africa would be a good idea.
Ukraine's grand hydrogen export plan could be derailed without a long-term solution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
As the world celebrates Moliere's 400th anniversary, here's a look at the French playwright's works.
The Roman-era figure carved from a single piece of wood joins the list of recent archaeological finds.
A cave monastery facing eviction by a Malaysian cement company may be the last hope for a unique karst ecosystem.
DW's travel series on iconic European cities takes us to the capital city of Italy. We've picked out some must-see spots as well as insider tips for your next visit to Rome.
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