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A rattlesnake in terrarium

Germany: More than 110 snakes found on farm after woman bitten

A snakebite to the farm owner led German police to finding more than 110 snakes. The woman who owns the farm is in a critical condition in hospital.  

Colobian bullfighter and bull at a packed stadium

Colombia: Four killed as bullfight stand collapses, dozens injured

At least thirty people were seriously injured in the incident, according to initial reports.  

Ukraine: Multiple missiles hit Kyiv district — live updates

Firefighters work to put out a fire as smoke rises from residential building damaged by a Russian missile strike

Ukrainian officials said one person was killed and four injured after missiles struck a district near Kyiv's center. Meanwhile, G7 leaders are meeting in Germany. DW has the latest.  

Turkish police detain over 200 at Pride march — organizers

A policeman holds up shield while a woman holds up a rainbow-colored umbrella in the background

The LGBTQ march in Istanbul had been banned by Turkish officials, who said it might lead to unrest. But a crowd still gathered near the city's Taksim Square.  

Istanbul: Authorities fire tear gas, make arrests at Pride march  

G7 leaders launch infrastructure fund to counter Chinese influence

G7 leaders pose for a photo during the first day of their summit in Bavaria on June 26, 2022

Germany's Olaf Scholz is hosting the G7 summit in Bavaria, where world leaders pledged $600 billion dollars to help low-income states build "climate resilient infrastructure." The Ukraine war is also high on the agenda.  

Prince Charles handled Qatar donations correctly, aides say

A close-up of Prince Charles' face

Prince Charles' office has denied any wrongdoing after reports that the British royal accepted bags of cash for his charity. The money was a donation from a Qatari politician.  

Prince Charles' closest aide resigns over Saudi donor scandal  

Opinion: Ukraine on the way to the West

Ukraine, Moldovan, and EU flags

The status of EU candidacy for Ukraine and Moldova is the last stage of a reorganization of the continent. The time of buffer zones between East and West is coming to an end, says Roman Goncharenko.  

EU candidates Ukraine, Moldova face long road to join the bloc  

Iraqi prime minister visits Tehran to push for Iran-Saudi talks

Iran's Ebrahim Raisi shakes hands with Mustafa Al-Kadhim on the red carpet in Teheran

Baghdad is hoping to revive talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia following the deadly confrontation in Yemen. Diplomatic ties between Tehran and Riyadh have been non-existent for years.  

G7 leaves people of Elmau, Germany cold: 'Never again'

G7 in Elmau

The G7 leaders are meeting for three days in Elmau, Germany. The summit has turned this idyllic corner of Bavaria into a high-security zone that has impacted local businesses and schools, as Sabine Kinkartz found out.  

South Africa investigates unexplained pub deaths

Forensic personnel investigate after the deaths of patrons found inside the Enyobeni Tavern

Investigations are underway after at least 20 young people were found dead in a township bar. Authorities have said the bodies shown no signs of injury.  

Is Greece ready for wildfire season?

A firefighter with a hose over her shoulder sprays water into the forest in Vyronas, Greece

Wildfires devastated 75,000 hectares of the forests in Greece last summer. The government has admitted its mistakes, but as temperatures rise is the country any better prepared this year?  

Ecuador: President Lasso faces no-confidence vote as protests continue

Protesters in front of the riot police

Protests led by Indigenous groups have continued for nearly two weeks, as parliament begins a no-confidence vote against President Guillermo Lasso. The state of emergency imposed in some parts has been repealed.  

Russia to send nuclear-capable missiles to Belarus

Iskander-M missile loaded on the military vehicle

Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised to transfer the "conventional and nuclear versions" of the Iskander-M missile systems to neighboring Belarus in the coming months.  

This participant proudly spreads the rainbow-colored wings of his imaginative costume at the 2022 Pride Parade in Sao Paulo.

Pride parades: World cities celebrate LGBTQ rights

Pride parades take over the streets of major cities around the world in late June, as people celebrate LGBTQ communities and colorfully demonstrate for more equality, acceptance and respect.  

A wall shows photographs of the German refugee camp in the Danish town of Oksboel

Denmark opens Flugt refugee museum

The Flugt museum, in the town of Oksboel, will recognize the contribution refugees have made to the Nordic country. A quarter of a million Germans fled the Red Army to Denmark in the dying days of World War II.  

Former South African President Jacob Zuma sits in the High Court in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa on Jan. 31, 2022

South Africa's Zuma slams corruption report as 'irrational'

A new judicial report has claimed South Africa's former president, Jacob Zuma, is "a critical player" in a massive theft from state enterprises. But Zuma has pledged to challenge the findings.  

DW Opinions

Opinion: Divided States of America

A woman walks near the U.S. Supreme Court steps

The Supreme Court decision to overturn the landmark abortion ruling Roe v. Wade marks a historic turning point in an increasingly divided United States, says Carolina Chimoy.  

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DW News Asia with Melissa Chan 24 June 2022

The leaders of the G-7 are set to meet this weekend in Germany. They've invited extra guests, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in the hopes of convincing him to reorient Delhi's policy on Russia. In Hong Kong, the one-year anniversary of the closure of pro-democracy paper Apple Daily underscores how much the press environment has changed.  

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Indonesia's Islamic school helping people with psychological disorders and addiction

Islamic school helping people with psychological disorders

A woman in traditional dress stands speaking next to buckets of prickly pear

Kenyans fight invasive colonial-era plant

Women gather in a village in Indonesia to promote peace in their communities

The women behind Indonesia's 'peace village'

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Kenyan community gives safe haven to rhinos

Afghan refugee Arash Noori in Shengjin, Albania

The forgotten Afghan evacuees in Albania's resort towns

Young Ghanaians with tribal markings on their faces

Have tribal marks outlived their purpose?

An employee pours tea cups for customers at a restaurant in Islamabad

Why are Pakistanis being discouraged from drinking tea?

Mubashshira Kamal Era, a ballet dancer in Bangladesh

Gen Z dancer brings ballet fusion to Bangladesh's streets

Hina Rabbani Khar, Pakistan's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs

No country wants to be in FATF's 'grey list'

Naaz Joshi, India's LGBTQ model

Meet India's first transgender beauty queen

Cape Verde coats houses with anti-mosquito paint

Cape Verde coats houses with anti-mosquito paint

Ghana | Plastik droht heilige Krokodile zu ersticken

Ghana: Plastics risk choking sacred crocodiles

Sadaf Naz, a Pakistan activist working on women's health issues

The pharmacist on a mission to stop period shame

World in Progress

A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. Through in-depth interviews and features, explore the far-reaching and interconnected consequences of a globalized economy.  

World in Progress: Investigating Louisiana State Police  

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Global 3000 - The Globalization Program

Global Living Room: Kenya

Rhoda Akiny lives with her four children in Mbita on Lake Victoria and works as a fish trader.  

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This photo shows skin symptoms of monkeypox patients

WHO says monkeypox does not amount to 'public health emergency of international concern'

The UN health agency stopped short of giving the outbreak the label of highest alert, despite the viral disease being detected in more than 40 countries.