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Pray or act? Breaking the churches’ silence

Pray or act? Breaking the churches’ silence 03.04.2026

Climate change is reshaping the world - but inside many churches, it’s barely spoken about. So what’s behind the silence? One believer whose passion for God’s creation started as a kid surrounded by manatees and mangroves, is urging American churches to reconnect faith with stewardship of the land.

Safer Platforms, Stronger Participation: What gender‑based violence online means for women in Syria

Safer Platforms, Stronger Participation: What gender‑based violence online means for women in Syria 02.04.2026

A new DW Akademie study has mapped how gender‑based violence online (GBVO) in Syria affects women’s ability to speak, work and participate in public life.

Denmark: Warship sunk by Nelson's British fleet discovered

Denmark: Warship sunk by Nelson's British fleet discovered 02.04.2026

Over 200 years after being sunk by the British Royal Navy under Admiral Horatio Nelson, one of Denmark's most famous warships has been discovered at the bottom of Copenhagen Harbor — complete with some remarkable items.

Semenya hits out at impact of Olympic ban on DSD athletes

Semenya hits out at impact of Olympic ban on DSD athletes 02.04.2026

Caster Semenya has had her gender scrutinized in public for years after winning two Olympic golds. She has hit out at what she sees as a policy that disproportionately affects athletes with sexual differences.

How invasive plants are becoming homes in South Africa

How invasive plants are becoming homes in South Africa 02.04.2026

What if invasive plants and plastic waste could build homes? In rural South Africa, carbon-storing materials are being scaled to create housing and jobs.

Social media bans: what it means for you

Social media bans: what it means for you 02.04.2026

Governments are trying to ban social media for kids. But do the benefits of a ban outweigh the negatives? Here’s what you need to know.

JD Vance set to visit Hungary — can he help save Viktor Orban's campaign?

JD Vance set to visit Hungary — can he help save Viktor Orban's campaign? 02.04.2026

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban faces his toughest election yet and is turning to global allies. US Vice President JD Vance is expected in Budapest days before the April 12 election.

Help, We've Been Hacked!

Help, We've Been Hacked! 02.04.2026

Ransomware poses an existential threat to businesses. It's a form of cybercrime that's a highly professional industry.

Germany: Chancellor Merz has never been more unpopular

Germany: Chancellor Merz has never been more unpopular 02.04.2026

The CDU/CSU and SPD made many promises to voters. But according to polls, Germans are deeply disappointed with the governing coalition and have little hope that things will improve.

Saving biodiversity: Can innovation stop extinction?

Saving biodiversity: Can innovation stop extinction? 02.04.2026

Nearly a third of all species are at risk. New tools—from biodiversity credits to AI like BirdNET and measures against the Asian tiger mosquito—aim to protect ecosystems and human health.

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