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At least 58 people have died and many more are missing as western Germany deals with the effects of massive flooding. Follow DW for the latest. Go to article
Germany's most populous state, North Rhine-Westphalia is in shock. Entire municipalities have been evacuated.
Germany's neighbors have been similarly hit by devastating floods. Along the river Maas, thousands of residents have been urged to vacate their homes.
Overnight flooding has caused devastation across parts of western Europe, claiming dozens of lives. Scientists say that climate change had a role in it.
Chancellor Angela Merkel is in the US for probably the last time before leaving office, amid severe flooding back home.
Defense chiefs in South Africa have decided to mobilize 25,000 troops in a bid to bring an end to days of violence and looting in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng provinces.
Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Peter de Vries, who was shot last week, was "always seeking the truth and standing up for justice." Top European leaders also reiterated his commitment to justice.
In the United Kingdom, people have died of the delta variant despite being vaccinated. Why? A DW fact check.
Almost 20,000 people took to the streets to vent their anger over the decision to require vaccinations for health workers. Thailand has reported its highest ever daily death toll. Follow DW for the latest COVID news.
Egypt, Morocco and the UAE are producing COVID-19 vaccines — which could be used to advance their regional ambitions.
The European Commission has started legal steps against Hungary's law banning LGBTQ content for minors and Poland's "LGBTQ-free" zones.
The EU's top court ruled companies can bar employees from wearing a headscarf in some circumstances. The issue of the hijab has sparked controversy across Europe with sharp divisions across the bloc.
According to the Israeli club, Barcelona did not want to play the match in Jerusalem, prompting Beitar's managers to call off the game.
After the militant group saw its influence wane in the Middle East, it targeted Africa. But just how big is the threat?
Five years after the attempted coup in Turkey, artists and culture creators are being increasingly targeted by the government.
Authorities have rejected claims of potential voter fraud despite high number of mail-in ballots and hacker attacks.
Five years after a failed coup and despite a systematic purge, Turkey's president still fears losing his grip on power.
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On DW's Conflict Zone, a top NATO official has defended the withdrawal of international troops after a 20-year mission.
Women were sent for the first time in May, but critics say the army still has a long way to go on gender equality.
Baswaliha, 55, lost her husband and son in militant attacks. Today, fears of the Taliban's return are rife.
As climate change increases tension over water in Kenya, Habiba Tadicha is fighting for a better future for her village.
Every year in Germany there are hundreds of thousands of people who withdraw from official church membership.
Nigerian table tennis player Quadri Aruna hopes to win a medal at the Olympics in a field dominated by Chinese players.
A German study has found that more than 40% of people who contract COVID-19 are not aware of their infection.
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