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The European Union banned Russian coal imports in response to the invasion of Ukraine as part of sanctions in April. Since then, it's been scrambling to find alternative sources including Colombia, Australia and the US. Go to article
Official results have yet to be announced, but the two leading candidates are running neck and neck in early results.
Ukraine says it wants to push Russia out of all of its territory — including Crimea. Is this a realistic goal for Kyiv?
Both nations are being used as a departure point for Russian tourists seeking to skirt an EU ban on air travel.
Russia has denied it is targeting civil infrastructure in Ukraine. But the destruction on the ground suggests otherwise.
The winner faces big challenges. Soaring prices and high unemployment have dominated campaigning.
The former president is under investigation for allegedly removing official records from the White House.
Scores of demonstrators have protested against police violence after a 16-year-old Black youth was fatally shot.
Extended heat and low rainfall across Europe mean the water is dangerously low in rivers like the Rhine, Thames and Po.
Beijing repeated military threats against the self-ruled island following a visit by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
The inflation rate in the US is down from a four-decade high, and the inflation rate in Germany sank slightly in July.
The New York Attorney General is investigating whether the Trump Organization inflated real estate values.
German leaders are debating a COVID plan for the fall and winter. DW's Thomas Sparrow has the details.
Police are looking for the sister-in-law of President Pedro Castillo amid money laundering and corruption allegations.
One of Chad's largest rebel groups has refused to sign an agreement to lay down arms and join a reconciliation dialogue.
The oil-rich US state of North Dakota is seeing an uptick in drilling due to the energy crisis.
Some experts say stabilizing Libyan oil production would help bring the global price of fuel down — and aid the country.
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Eintracht Frankfurt shocked European football with their Europa League win last season. Now they want to do it again.
How cautious should you be if you've just recovered from COVID but your partner currently has it? Medical opinions vary.
A group of HIV and AIDS patients in India are protesting an acute shortage of anti-retroviral drugs.
Two-thirds of voluntary commitments to go greener on plastics fail or are dropped, a DW investigation has found.
The Third Reich ended almost 80 years ago, but some perpetrators are only standing trial now. Why?
Rising sea levels have forced several hundred villages in the South Pacific archipelago to relocate to higher ground.
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