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Journalist Shireen Abu Akleh's death sparks bitter blame game

Journalist Shireen Abu Akleh's death sparks bitter blame game 13.05.2022

Television reporter Shireen Abu Akleh was killed while covering a raid by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank. A row has broken out between Israelis and Palestinians about who was responsible for her death.

Bayern Munich's Bundesliga dominance not a barrier to Asian popularity

Bayern Munich's Bundesliga dominance not a barrier to Asian popularity 13.05.2022

Competition for fans and revenue in Asia is fierce but strong social media work and success in Europe have rendered Bayern's domestic dominance less of an issue. The threat of the Premier League remains.

How two Ukrainian art dealers rescued valuable paintings

How two Ukrainian art dealers rescued valuable paintings 13.05.2022

Both managed to save contemporary artworks from their gallery and transported them from Kyiv to Munich, where Ievgen Petrov's paintings are now on show.

Germany: Knife attack on train leaves several wounded

Germany: Knife attack on train leaves several wounded 13.05.2022

At least six people were wounded after an assailant attacked them with a knife on a passenger train near the western German city of Aachen. The suspect has been detained by police.

Germany plans €9 ticket to offset the impact of the Ukraine war

Germany plans €9 ticket to offset the impact of the Ukraine war 13.05.2022

With energy prices soaring, Germany wants to slash the cost of public transport — for three months. But the plan has its detractors.

The centuries-old Oberammergau Passion Play is back

The centuries-old Oberammergau Passion Play is back 13.05.2022

Held every 10 years since the 17th century, the Oberammergau Passion Play is on again, two years later than scheduled due to the pandemic. It comes with unusual rituals.

Ukraine: Germany's Scholz and Russia's Putin discuss stalled peace talks — as it happened

Ukraine: Germany's Scholz and Russia's Putin discuss stalled peace talks — as it happened 13.05.2022

In a call with the Russian president, German Chancellor Scholz reiterated calls for a cease fire. Meanwhile, the EU said it would provide Ukraine with another €500 million for military aid.

Germany logs rise in right-wing extremist cases in security agencies

Germany logs rise in right-wing extremist cases in security agencies 13.05.2022

Members of Germany's security agencies were found to have participated in right-wing extremist events and chats. In some instances, they took part in "Heil Hitler" chants and Hitler salutes, an official report revealed.

Russia's nuclear threat 'an attempt to intimidate NATO': former NATO chief Rasmussen

Russia's nuclear threat 'an attempt to intimidate NATO': former NATO chief Rasmussen 13.05.2022

Should NATO be afraid of the nuclear threat from Russia? No, says former Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. In an interview with DW, he assesses the situation and looks at the history of NATO-Russia relations.

Project Fussball: The stories beyond the scorelines in German football

Project Fussball: The stories beyond the scorelines in German football 13.05.2022

The Project Fussball podcast explores and explains the stories in German football beyond weekend winners and losers. Host James Thorogood and an array of guests aim to deliver answers across five-episode series.

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