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Washington's top diplomat, in Germany as part of a whistlestop tour of Europe, warned that Russia risked reviving Cold War-era divisions in Europe as it threatens Ukraine. Go to article
Ukrainians from all walks of life are preparing for the worst, ready to step in at a moment's notice.
Four current and former Ukrainian officials have been accused of being "pawns" of the Russian secret service. The US Treasury has slapped sanctions on them amid tensions with Moscow.
A mining truck collided with a motorcycle, setting off an explosion that razed hundreds of nearby buildings. President Nana Akufo-Addo has called it a "tragic incident."
Austria's vaccine mandate for adults passed easily with only far-right politicians protesting. Meanwhile, Germany reported another record high in daily infection rates. DW has the latest.
Authorities in Karachi have kick-started a campaign to erase the gap in the rates of inoculation between men and women.
The government says the Turkovac jab will help keep people safe as omicron infections soar. Doctors have their doubts.
A US House of Representatives panel is seeking to interview former US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka, saying she "was present in the Oval Office" at the time of the attack.
With the Catholic Church in Germany, and around the world, facing charges of protecting abusive priests, former Pope Benedict XVI failed to take action against clerics accused of abuse, a Munich Church report has said.
Ambassadors of Israel and Germany say denying the Holocaust threatens peaceful coexistence worldwide. Their appeal comes 80 years after the Wannsee Conference, where Nazis discussed the extermination of Europe's Jews.
Following weeks of major protests, the Serbian government has put an end to a planned lithium mine in Serbia. Protesters still want to push for a complete ban on lithium mines.
A court in France ruled the US tech giant must show exactly how it combats online attacks. Anti-discrimination groups say the social media company drags its feet on removing discriminatory content.
Western nations are rushing to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal amid reports that Tehran is boosting its uranium enrichment.
Washington has pressured Sudan to end violence against anti-coup protesters and restore a civilian-led government. Demonstrators, judges and prosecutors have condemned a crackdown on protesters.
The military junta in Mali has refused to let a German military transport plane fly over its territory. Germany, which has soldiers based in Mali, is now seeking an explanation.
The Israeli government has announced a deal to buy 3 submarines from German giant Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems.
From record vote winner to unpopular president, DW reflects on Biden's tricky first year.
The EU has adopted stricter rules for live animal transports after a shocking investigation into the industry.
In Mexico, the year has begun with two murders of journalists in just two weeks. Investigators though claim the deaths are not related to the victims' work and the president refuses to address the issue.
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Inês Marinho, a victim of image-based sexual abuse, is on a mission to tackle the crime. Can the EU's digital law help?
Eighty years ago, Nazi leaders met in a villa to plan the Holocaust. Deborah Hartmann sees links with today's society.
A leading candidate in March's election has drawn fire for proposing scrapping the Ministry for Gender Equality.
A 19-year-old has become the youngest woman to complete a round-the-world journey by plane on her own.
At the center of Earth sits the planet's fiery core, which scientists say might be losing heat faster than expected.
Oil prices have climbed to their highest levels since 2014 and the rally isn't likely to lose steam any time soon.
For the sportspeople who opposed the regime in Belarus, life looks very different. DW spoke to some athletes in exile.
For the first time since 1996, Sierra Leone are back competing in an African Cup of Nations.
Union Berlin beat Hertha to offer further proof of their capital city supremacy, writes DW's Tom Gennoy in Berlin.
Germany is planning to impose mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations. Thousands have protested to show their disapproval.
What if, instead of causing "more side effects" than reported, COVID-19 vaccines actually caused fewer?
