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Israel's airstrikes in southern Lebanon have triggered a massive exodus of people looking for safety.

What the Israel-Hezbollah conflict means for Lebanon

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A person in a blue blue shirt and black pants inspects a crater at the site of an Israeli strike that hit the Lebanese seaside town of Jiyeh

Can Europe help contain spiraling violence in Lebanon?

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German politics

What's making news in Germany? From Bundestag debates to political controversy and pressing social issues, we bring you the stories and the people behind the headlines.

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German Green Party leaders Omid Nouripour (L) and Ricarda Lang (R) speak to reporters

German Green Party leaders announce resignation

German Green Party leaders announce resignation

The leadership duo of Germany's Greens party is stepping down, following disastrous results in regional elections.

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz sits between Green Party co-leader Omid Nouripur and FDP leader Christian Lindner in 2022

Germany: Government crisis deepens as Green leaders resign

Germany: Government crisis deepens as Green leaders resign

The resignation of the Green Party chairs could make things even harder for Germany's fractious coalition government.

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A crowd of people including a few young men are seen at an AfD election rally in the town of Oranienburg, Germany

German AfD taps into young voters' fears, disillusionment

German AfD taps into young voters' fears, disillusionment

Many young Germans support the right-wing AfD party because they're pessimistic and disappointed with other parties.

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Africa

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Government representatives at the UN General Assembly

UN General Assembly: What African leaders want

Leaders from across Africa have called for a ceasefire in Gaza and permanent representation on the UN Security Council.

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Asia

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Vietnam's leader To Lam addressing the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly

China on the agenda as Vietnam's leader meets Joe Biden

Vietnam's ruling Communist Party Chief To Lam is trying to position his country between the US and China.

Germany

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ESA Luna Cologne Germany Moon Hall

New LUNA facility will prepare astronauts for moon landings

A new space training facility in Germany will be used by the world's astronauts to train for missions to the moon.

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Illustration | EU USA

Europe's AI bosses sound warning on soaring compliance costs

Recent decisions by US tech giants to withhold their latest AI models from the European market have raised concerns.

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Middle East

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A young man holds a cat to his chest amid people who flee southern Lebanon.

Escalation in Lebanon: What is Israel trying to achieve?

For Israel, attacking Lebanon's Hezbollah serves to regain safety. But analysts point to three different key factors.

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Firefighters in the thick of a blaze with burned down trees in the foreground

The true cost of protecting the Amazon and who should pay

The Amazon rainforest is battling drought, deforestation and fires. Where is the money to save it coming from?

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In this aerial view a land surveyor measures beach and sand erosion using GPS

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Rising sea levels: Are some regions doomed?

Sea levels are rising worldwide. Who is particularly at risk — and what can be done to counter the floods?

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An aerial view of a flooded street in Poland

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Climate change made Central Europe floods more likely: study

The recent deadly floods in Central Europe have shown "the devastating results" of burning fossil fuels, scientists say.

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Philip Davis, Prime Minister of the Bahamas

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Bahamas PM calls on polluters to 'write a check' for climate

Prime Minister Philip Davis says the state needs financial aid to cope with rising sea levels due to climate change.

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Police at the courthouse in Amsterdam during the Marengo Trial, 12 April 2021

Dutch 'Mocro mafia' sets off alarm bells in Germany

German police have warned of Dutch organized crime networks moving into Germany, carrying out kidnappings and torture.

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North Korea's U20s women celebrate their success

North Korea and women's youth football: A perfect match

North Korea's young women have won their third U20 World Cup, so why is the isolated state so good at this level?

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Aerial view of a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

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A young politician camapigns for local elections in Srinagar, India-administered Kashmir

Kashmir election: Young leaders promise better future

Their campaigns focus on key issues such as unemployment and restoration of the region's semi-autonomous status.

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A workers meeting at the VW headquarters in Wolfsburg with workers and management facing it off

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High rents have made it unaffordable to live in Cape Town, South Africa, a city shaped by apartheid-era segregation.

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The moment after Marc Cucurella stopped Jamal Musiala's shot with his left hand

UEFA reassessment of Spain's handball doesn't help Germany

UEFA has admitted that the referee got a key decision against Germany at the Euros wrong — but it changes nothing.

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Close-up of a piece of baklava on a white plate. The baklava is garnished with a walnut.

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You can find baklava — a delicious pastry — in countries like Bosnia and Hercegovina, and Turkey. But who does it best?

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A dog swimming in the lake

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Unusual visitors: At the end of the outdoor pool season, dogs are allowed to swim at many German pools.

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Euromaxx reporter Gönna Ketels stands on a busy street in London, holding a wallet. It is evening, as indicated by the street lighting and illuminated buildings behind her.

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London is one of Europe's most exciting and expensive cities. What are some of the best low-budget things to do in town?

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A woman eats a large plate of food with sauce, in front of a camera

Eating on camera becoming a growing trend in Africa

Africans are getting into the "mukbang" trend, self-indulgent eating for an online audience. But how risky is it?

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