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Pressure is mounting on the German government to extend the gap between the first and second COVID vaccination and speed up the vaccination program. The move could potentially save up to 15,000 lives. Go to article
The German government is concerned about the spread of dangerous COVID-19 variants in France's Moselle region. Follow DW for the latest.
Protests against the military rule in Myanmar have been met with gunfire and smoke grenades from police. Meanwhile, the country's former UN envoy has vowed to keep fighting "as long as I can."
Police have detained 47 pro-democracy activists on charges of conspiracy to commit subversion. The activists angered officials by taking part in an unofficial primary election ahead of local polls.
Washington has implicated the Prince bin Salman in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018.
DW spoke to an Egyptian woman who said she married Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi months before he was killed.
Johnson & Johnson's one-shot COVID-19 vaccine received approval by US regulators, making it the third jab available in the country.
Many countries are reporting more new COVID-19 infections. And data for the global picture shows: the pandemic is far from over. DW's weekly statistics update.
Wunsiedel, a district at the German-Czech border, is struggling with high coronavirus infection rates.
A boy was among those killed in an armed ambush in the western city of Tonala. Mexico continues to grapple with skyrocketing violence and and drug-related crime largely attributed to cartels and gangs.
Opinion polls suggest President Bukele and his Nuevas Ideas party are set to wrest control of the legislative body from the two parties who have long dominated the political landscape.
A spat among Tunisia's president, prime minister and parliament has brought the government to a grinding halt as the country battles COVID and an economic recession.
Supporters of jailed Spanish rapper Pablo Hasel clashed with police and damaged property in fresh unrest. Around 10 people were arrested, including two involved in torching a police van.
A few months before Germany's national election, the socialists hope a new leadership duo will give them fresh momentum.
Some 76 years after the Nazi genocide that aimed to wipe out Germany's Sinti and Roma communities, there has been progress in education equality for Europe's largest minority group — but discrimination remains.
A CIA report has made it very clear what role Mohammed bin Salman played in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The chariot is the first to be found in its entirety and features "erotic" bronze images, officials have said.
DW explores the identity and achievements of Black Germans.
A limited online event is taking place in the first week of March. But some films are holding off on promotion for now.
Alexander Sorloth's late winner capped a stirring RB Leipzig comeback that keeps them in touch with Bayern Munich.
Football player Justin Fashanu, who would have been 60 last week, was a victim of toxic masculinity in a machismo world.
This year's contest has been won by Miss Thuringia but struggles to separate itself from its past.
