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UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan dies at 73

UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan dies at 73 13.05.2022

The United Arab Emirates will hold 40 days of mourning after the longtime ruler died following a long illness.

EU: Iran nuclear deal talks have been 'unblocked'

EU: Iran nuclear deal talks have been 'unblocked' 13.05.2022

After two months of deadlock in efforts to revive the 2015 accord between Iran and world powers, the EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell says there are some positive signs from Tehran.

Precarious calm prevails one year after Gaza war

Precarious calm prevails one year after Gaza war 11.05.2022

A devastating war erupted in Gaza between Israel and Hamas in May 2021. A year later, a tense quiet prevails. But people in Gaza and Israel's south are wary of the possibility of new hostilities.

Documenta curators denounce 'racist effects' of 'antisemitism rumors'

Documenta curators denounce 'racist effects' of 'antisemitism rumors' 11.05.2022

Discussions on the topic of artistic freedom, which had planned to address accusations of antisemitism, were cancelled: The art show's curators, ruangrupa, have published an open letter on the accusations.

Antisemitism 'deeply rooted' in German society

Antisemitism 'deeply rooted' in German society 10.05.2022

A new study has bad news on antisemitism in Germany. Far-right sympathizers and observant Muslims bear the brunt of the blame, but all corners of society have their blindspots.

Philippines: Can Ferdinand Marcos Jr. presidency mend EU ties?

Philippines: Can Ferdinand Marcos Jr. presidency mend EU ties? 10.05.2022

Marcos Jr. is the son of ex-President Ferdinand Marcos, who ruled the country for decades under a brutal autocratic regime. Mending frayed EU-Philippine relations will be a challenge for the new leader.

How the Taliban are 'eliminating women' in Afghanistan

How the Taliban are 'eliminating women' in Afghanistan 09.05.2022

The Taliban have further curbed women's rights with their latest veil compulsion decree. Afghanistan's civil society faces an uphill task to challenge the group without adequate support from the international community.

Art in exile: Afghan Sara Nabil fights for women's rights

Art in exile: Afghan Sara Nabil fights for women's rights 09.05.2022

Radical and direct: Afghan artist Sara Nabil employs her art to denounce women's oppression in her home country. Kunsthalle Mannheim is now showing her works.

Israel: 2 Palestinian suspects in Elad attack arrested

Israel: 2 Palestinian suspects in Elad attack arrested 08.05.2022

Israeli security forces say they have arrested two Palestinians suspected of carrying out a deadly attack in the town of Elad last week. The detentions come after a massive manhunt.

Egypt: Militant attack kills 11 troops in Sinai, army says

Egypt: Militant attack kills 11 troops in Sinai, army says 07.05.2022

The army has said that at least 11 troops were killed and five others injured after militants attacked a water pumping station east of the Suez Canal.

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