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Trump talks Ukraine in separate calls with Putin, Scholz
Questions persist over Washington's commitment to Ukraine's defense under the incoming Trump administration.
Chadian soldiers killed in clash with Boko Haram
Boko Haram launched an insurgency in Nigeria in 2009, leaving more than 40,000 people dead and displacing millions.
Haiti's transitional council to oust interim PM Conille
The move is the latest blow to political stability in the country already plagued by escalating violence.
Germany's Scholz ready to hold confidence vote this year
Pressure has been building on Chancellor Scholz to quickly hold a vote of confidence after his coalition collapsed.
Dutch police use hologram in sex murder cold case
Police have set up a hologram in Amsterdam in the hope of solving the murder of a sex worker 15 years ago.
Russia, Ukraine step up drone warfare
The port city of Odesa was the main target of Russia's attacks.
Kwanga: A true taste of Kinshasa
Here's why Congolese are crazy about their cassava bread, kwanga.
Obinna Obioma: Celebrating African identity
Nigerian photographer Obinna Obioma shows how a simple plastic bag can shape identities.
Challenging albinism discrimination in Angola
How Angolan Telmo Martins got from marginalized to role model.
Amsterdam police break up banned pro-Palestinian rally
Such protests were banned in the aftermath of the clashes between Israeli football fans and locals earlier in the week.
Breaking the silence over endometriosis
190 million women around the world suffer from endometriosis, a chronic disease of the abdomen.
Bulgaria's slow path to commemorating victims of communism
Actors of civil society hope to raise awareness about Bulgaria's communist past and commemorate its victims.
Is climate change increasing Iceland's volcanic activity?
Researchers think melting glaciers are causing magma to build up under Iceland, making volcanic eruptions more likely.
Israeli strike kills and injures dozens in northern Gaza
Palestinian medical staff say a house in the Jabaliya region was hit at dawn, with around 30 people inside.
Rubik's Cube turns 50
The iconic six-sided puzzle was invented in 1974 by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian professor of architecture and design.
Afghanistan's Taliban send delegation to COP climate summit
The Taliban have tried and failed to attend several past COPs, as it seeks international recognition.
Iran and Saudi Arabia pursue cautious rapprochement
After decades of rivalry, Iran and Saudi Arabia have understood that it is in their interest to normalize relations.
What keeps African nations in the Commonwealth?
Are calls for reparations for the trans-Atlantic slave trade a sign of Commonwealth's influence waning across Africa?
How a German football club is making refugees feel at home
German football club Hertha Bonn's project "Football Connects" helps refugee children integrate into the country.
Qatar suspends Israel-Hamas mediation efforts
The Gulf country says it won't return to the table unless both sides show they are serious about reaching a deal.
Germany's Volkswagen crisis: an ode to nostalgia
German car manufacturer and long-time economic powerhouse Volkswagen has shaped the lives and memories of generations.
EU and NATO confirm continued backing for Ukraine
The EU and NATO want to reassure Ukraine it still has their full support now that Trump is returning to the White House.
Trump secures Arizona, completes sweep of swing states
Donald Trump's clean sweep of swing states gives him an Electoral College victory over Vice President Kamala Harris.
Dozens of escaped South Carolina monkeys still on the loose
The 43 rhesus macaques escaped a lab in South Carolina after a keeper left their pen open. One has been found.
Spain: Thousands protest in Valencia over flood response
Residents of the eastern Spanish city accuse the regional government of failing to issue a flood alert soon enough.
Spain: Thousands protest, demand Valencia leader resign
Nearly 2 weeks since Spain’s worst floods in decades, with over 220 dead, large destruction, and dozens still missing.
Amsterdam bans demonstrations over attacks on Israeli fans
Amsterdam banned demonstrations after attacks on supporters of the Israeli football team Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Trump to meet with Biden at Oval Office, White House says
Outgoing president Joe Biden has vowed to ensure a peaceful transition process as Donald Trump enters the White House.
Germany commemorates 35 years since fall of Berlin Wall
An art installation of posters and placards marked the path of the Cold War dividing line through the German capital.
Fact check: Does lifting debt brake defy an oath of office?
Germany's former finance minister said suspending the country's debt brake would violate his oath. It's not that simple.
Indonesia volcano eruptions force thousands to flee
Volcanic activity on the remote island of Flores has killed at least nine people in recent days.
Why does Israel play in European football leagues?
Clashes after the Europa League match between Ajax Amsterdam and Maccabi Tel Aviv show Israel's exceptional status.
SPD's Stegner defends no-confidence vote delay
Ralf Stegner, of the center-left Social Democrats, spoke with DW about what comes after the collapse of the coalition.
Dozens still missing after Kenya's anti-tax protests
Relatives are still searching for at least 66 missing people since Kenyan police's brutal crackdown on June protests.
A light in the darkness: Remembering Germany's destroyed synagogues
To commemorate the pogroms, images of destroyed synagogues were projected onto their original locations in 2023.
November 9 pogroms showed coming Nazi brutality
On the night of November 9, 1938, Nazis and mobs sympathetic to them carried out pogroms against Jews in plain sight.
'Kristallnacht' not strong enough term for anti-Jewish riots
In Germany, the term "Kristallnacht" is falling out of favor when referring to the violent events of November 9, 1938.
How far can Trump go, and who will be there to stop him?
The question is what checks and balances remain as Republicans prepare to drastically restructure the state apparatus.
Pakistan train station blast kills at least 26
The separatist Balochistan Liberation Army has claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing.
Homeopathy — myths exposed
History of homeopathy: myths and truths surrounding this alternative medicine.
Manga and anime: Nazi cult in comic style
Japanese mangas that glorify militarism and National Socialism: Are they dangerous?
Manga, myths & homeopathy — Arts Unveiled
Myths surrounding homeopathy. And Japanese manga that glorify the military and the Nazis.
Segments of Berlin Wall — 35 years after fall
The Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989. A DW team went looking for still-standing segments of the structure.
Fact check: Did Donald Trump cheat in the US election?
Following Donald Trump's huge electoral win, the hashtag #TrumpCheated trended on social media. What do the facts say?
Germany: Scholz open to new talks with CDU leader Merz
An ally said the chancellor would be willing to speak with the CDU head — after handling urgent Bundestag business.
Berlin Wall anniversary: East Germans who thrived after fall
After the Wall fell, these standout GDR athletes flourished on the international stage — and the medal podium.
German coalition's demise hits unsettled nation
The government has collapsed at a moment when the national mood is already besieged by multiple crises.
Berlin in the 1990s: Playground and wasteland
The decade that followed the fall of the Berlin Wall shaped the city's global image as a hub of creativity and change.
What does Donald Trump's victory mean for the climate?
Experts warn Donald Trump's second term will have massive implications for the global fight against climate change.
How the Berlin Wall split the city in two
In 1961, Communist East Germany built a massive barrier throughout Berlin, dividing the city into east and west.
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