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A nuclear turbine is seen at the GE Steam Power System site in Belfort, eastern France

European Parliament votes on gas, nuclear energy's green label

The proposal to label natural gas and nuclear energy as "green" as a guide for private investors has been met with resistance along the way. A tight vote is expected.  

Nigeria | Frauen Initiative in Nigeria

Fighting against VVF in Nigeria

VVF is an acronym for vesicovaginal fistula which affects around 250,00 women in Nigeria. Hidaya Ahmad, a young journalist has created a foundation to care for them.  

Don't Hold Back - Fighting back against abusive relationships

Don’t Hold Back podcast

It may seem sweet when your lover wants to be by your side all the time. But when does this behaviour become possessive, manipulative, or even abusive? Join us on the first episode of our all new podcast, Don't Hold Back, where gender-based violence survivor and activist Lona Bawuti shares her story with host Nozibele Qamngana-Mayaba.  

Don't hold back: say it loud!

Podcast Teaser „Don’t hold back say it loud” V1

Money, sex, relationships, career, and more! Every month, a new episode of an honest, inspirational, and exciting podcast brings you stories from guests that will win your heart or at least leave you thinking.  

DW and Kagiso Media announce joint podcast production 'Don't hold back'  

Don't Hold Back - Fighting back against abusive relationships  

Nigeria: OPEC's Mohammad Barkindo dies

Mohammad Barkindo, secretary-general of OPEC, addresses delegates at the opening of the Nigeria Oil & Gas 2022 meeting in Abuja, Nigeria July 5

Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo was the secretary general for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. Barkindo was in his native Nigeria to attend an energy summit in Abuja.  

Ukraine: Sloviansk likely to be 'next key contest' in Donbas battle — live updates

Firefighters spray water onto fire at the market after shelling, as Russia’s attack on Ukraine continues, in Sloviansk, Donetsk region, Ukraine, July 5, 2022.

The UK estimates that Russian forces are within 16 kilometers of the town of Sloviansk in Donetsk, which appears to be Russia's next major target after seizing Lysychansk. Follow DW for the latest.  

Ukraine: Emigrant men trapped by martial law  

Ukrainian men on conscription laws  

Why Russians are denouncing opponents of Ukraine invasion

Young female anti-war protester holding a sign and being escorted by two police officers

Denunciations in Russia began soon after Vladimir Putin launched his invasion of neighboring Ukraine. DW spoke with an anthropologist, a psychologist and a historian about people's motivations for turning dissidents in.  

Anti-war stance in Russia leads to denunciations and arrests  

Russians opposing the war find freedom in Georgia  

US weighs restructuring Trump-era China tariffs to flight inflation

A container port in China's Qingdao

US President Joe Biden's administration remains divided on whether to allow some of the tariffs to expire to ease inflation or renew them to maintain leverage over Beijing.  

Chicago parade shooting suspect charged with murder

A police officer walks down Central Avenue in Highland Park, a suburb of Chicago, following a deadly mass shooting at a 4th of July parade

Seven people were killed and dozens wounded when a gunman opened fire on people attending a July 4 parade in the Chicago suburb of Highland Park. Authorities said the accused had planned the attack for weeks.  

Ukraine: Deaths reported in 'massive' shelling of Sloviansk — as it happened

Soldiers stand outside a shelled building

The mayor of Sloviansk has urged residents to take shelter as his city faced "massive shelling." Elsewhere, more than 40 nations have vowed to support Ukraine's recovery.  

Norway's government ends oil and gas strike

A general view of the Equinor's Johan Sverdrup oilfield platforms in the North Sea

The Norwegian government has intervened to halt a strike by oil and gas workers. The move came amid concerns that the strike could have worsened Europe's energy crisis, which is already aggravated by the war in Ukraine.  

Saudi Arabia's new hajj lottery has many Muslims fuming

A Muslim pilgrim prays beside robots used to vacuum and sanitize air at the Grand Mosque in Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca

Saudi Arabia's lottery system for the 2022 hajj has Muslims in Europe, Australia and the Americas infuriated. Preparing for this year's pilgrimage to Mecca became a financial and logistical nightmare for many Muslims.  

Ethiopia says Sudan agrees to border dispute 'dialogue'

Workneh Gebeyahu with Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Abiy Ahmed

The Ethiopian and Sudanese leaders met on the sidelines of a regional conference to discuss the long-running, often violent, clashes at their border.  

The water level of the Tiber River in Rome, Italy on June 21, 2022, is 1.50 m below its usual level.

Italy suffers from severe drought

The government in Rome has declared a national drought emergency in several regions of the country. Drinking water is becoming scarce, forests are burning and there is also dramatic news from a glacier in the Dolomites.  

Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid

UK Cabinet ministers resign over Boris Johnson's leadership

The resignations of Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid have plunged Boris Johnson's government into crisis, at a time the prime minister was apologizing for sexual misconduct allegations against a senior member of his party.  

Kombibild Felix Tshisekedi und Paul Kagame

AfricaLink on Air - 05 July 2022

Rwandan President Paul Kagame hits back at critics that his country supports M23 rebels+++Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi to meet with Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame+++Ghana's teachers protest high cost of living  

DW Opinions

Opinion: Hong Kong-China: Beijing must be held accountable for its actions

Hongkong China Unabhängigkeit Jahrestag 2017 Protest

On the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover of British rule to China, Beijing's strongarm tactics against the rule of law and democracy are making life miserable for many Hongkongers, writes Chung Ching Kwong.  

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DW News Asia with Jared Reed, 5 July 2022

In the middle of a civil war, Myanmar's military hosts a key conference with its regional neighbors. We break down why China is calling on the junta to negotiate with its opponents. Plus, an exclusive report from inside Myanmar on two pro-democracy activists facing imminent execution.  

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DW News Asia with Jared Reed, 5 July 2022

A woman fills buckets from a spout controlled by an automat

Machines vend water and milk in Kenya slums

Geraubte Kulturgüter aus der Kolonialzeit

The Benin Bronzes are coming home!

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DW News Africa with Raheela Mohamed, 1 July 2022

Devil's Barrel Show Karmila Purba

Indonesia: Meet Sumatra's 'daredevil princess'

Fishermen on boats in Hong Kong

Fishing boats mark quarter of century since British rule

Atex Compound in Malabon, Philippines

Philippines: Life in 'the Venice of Malabon'

Two women holding handbag

Fighting plastics and unemployment in Ethiopia

Cannabis buds with CBD crystals

Lesotho's cannabis becomes big business

Tansania | Gombe-Nationalpark | Schimpansen

Tanzania: Endangered chimpanzees versus humans

A deaf girl in Pakistan using a special hearing app

Pakistani app improves the lives of deaf people

A man speaks into a microphone as other men sit nearby listening

Islamic school helps people with mental illness

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'

Global 3000 -

Kenyan community gives safe haven to rhinos

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: Educating people at home instead of sending them away  

World in Progress: How to bring training opportunies to Kenya's remote areas?  

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Global 3000 - The Globalization Program

Lesotho's deal with water

As Lesotho exports water to parched neighbor South Africa, its villagers and ecosystem suffer.  

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Lesotho's deal with water

DW Magazin Global 3000 (04.07.2022) - C2C

How circular economy is shrinking global waste

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Making furniture from beer

DW Magazin Global 3000 (04.07.2022) - GS Mumbai

Streetfood from Mumbai

Global Ideas | Amazonien | indigenes Volk der Karipuna

Brazil: The fear of the Amazon loggers

Global 3000 | 13.09.21 | Chile Araukarienbäume

Fighting for Chile's Araucaria Forest

Global 3000 (20.06.2022) WZ Kenia

Global Living Room: Kenya

DW Eco India | 184 | Groundwater

Drought in Germany

Bhutan Wasserkrise Schülerinnen der Central School in Tsirangtoe

Water worries in Bhutan

Uganda Sexualkunde-Unterricht

The 77 Percent — Male infertility

If there is delayed childbirth or childlessness in a marriage, the blame usually falls on the woman. But the reality is that male infertility also plays a significant factor in childlessness. On the 77 percent this week, we talk about the myths, traditions, and stigma around the issue. Plus we look at some of causes and treatments for male infertility. Take a listen!