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Is war to blame for the increase in domestic violence?

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A tilted view of the exterior of Latvia's parliament

Latvia delays vote on violence against women treaty

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Brazil: Tornado kills five and devastates southern town

UPS, FedEx ground planes after Louisville crash

Pakistan-Afghanistan peace talks end with no resolution

Philippines: New storm looms after Kalmaegi wreaks havoc

US Supreme Court temporarily blocks order on full SNAP funds

Trump exempts Hungary from sanctions for buying Russian oil

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Rescuers work at the site of the apartment buildings hit during the Russian drone strike in Dnipro, Ukraine

Rescuers work at the site of the apartment buildings hit during the Russian drone strike in Dnipro, Ukraine

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Ukraine updates: Russia strikes cause deaths, power outages

A large Russian attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure has cut power in several regions. DW has more.

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People pulling suitcases arrive at the Central Registration Office for Asylum Seekers in Berlin, Germany

Germany news: Berlin rejecting more Syrian asylum requests

Germany has rejected more Syrian asylum seekers amid the changed political situation in their home country. DW has more.

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German politics

What's making news in Germany? From Bundestag debates to political controversy and pressing social issues, we bring you the stories and the people behind the headlines.

Far-right anti-LGBTQ+ protesters in Berlin in July 2025

Far-right anti-LGBTQ+ protesters in Berlin in July 2025

Study: Germans broadly support democracy, oppose far right

Study: Germans broadly support democracy, oppose far right

A study has found that the majority of respondents are worried about the rise of the Alternative for Germany party.

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Nexperia offices in Hamburg

Nexperia chip exports from China to resume — German firm

Nexperia chip exports from China to resume — German firm

Western carmakers have warned the components are critical for the onboarding of electronics.

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A tilted view of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz speaking behind a lectern at COP30

Merz at COP30: 'Let us seize this opportunity'

Merz at COP30: 'Let us seize this opportunity'

Germany's chancellor tells climate conference delegates in Brazil that his country can be relied upon.

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Africa

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A group of soldiers wearing camourflage uniforms and black masks

Sahel-based terror groups expand to coastal West Africa

Terrorists with a foothold in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger are infiltrating Benin, Togo, Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire.

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People and vehicles seen from behind as they cross into Afghanistan at the Chaman border crossing

Pakistan: Lives of exiled Afghans crushed in Taliban row

Expelled from Pakistan, Afghans are giving up their lives and livelihoods for an uncertain future across the border.

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Hermann and Albert Göring: Two very different brothers

Hermann was Hitler's second-in-command, Albert saved the lives of many Jews and dissidents whom the Nazis persecuted.

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Europe

An anti-tank cluster bomb waiting to be loaded: US Marines rolled bombs to be attached to a Marine Harrier jet

An anti-tank cluster bomb waiting to be loaded: US Marines rolled bombs to be attached to a Marine Harrier jet

Depleted uranium: The forgotten legacy of the Kosovo War

In 1999, NATO used uranium ammunition during the Kosovo War. The soil remains poisonous to this day.

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Middle East

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Qatar line up against Italy at the start of the U17 World Cup in Qatar

U-17 World Cup in Qatar: Injury risk and host's legacy

For the next five years, Qatar will host the Under-17 Men's World Cup. What does it mean for the players and the hosts?

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A night-time view of Muslim New Yorkers gathered in Astoria, Queens, to celebrate Zohran Mamdani's election victory on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.

A night-time view of Muslim New Yorkers gathered in Astoria, Queens, to celebrate Zohran Mamdani's election victory on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.

What Mamdani's election mean for Muslims in New York City

DW spoke with Muslims in New York City about their hopes and expectations for Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.

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Latin America

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Member of a militant group in camouflage jacket, camouflage hat and black balaclava

Colombia's CNEB armed group gives up 14 tons of arms

President Gustavo Petro's "Total Peace Initiative" aims to negotiate with all militant groups in the country.

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COP30 Brazil

This year's UN climate summit is taking place in Belem, in the Brazilian Amazon. Negotiators will discuss climate finance, the worsening impacts of rising global temperatures and the need for greater action.

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heads of state at the launch of the Tropical Forest Forever Facility at the COP30

Brazil pushes for Tropical Forests Forever Facility

Brazil pushes for Tropical Forests Forever Facility

Brazilian President Lula da Silva is boosting a fund that would pay developing countries to keep their trees standing.

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Chancellor Merz: 'Important countries missing' at COP30

Chancellor Merz: 'Important countries missing' at COP30

Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed Germany's commitment to international cooperation on the environment at COP30.

Belem just before COP30 in 2025

Belem just before COP30 in 2025

Cautious hopes for Brazil as host of COP30 climate talks

Cautious hopes for Brazil as host of COP30 climate talks

With a mixed environmental record, can Brazil help push through vital action as host of the UN's COP30 climate summit?

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Marian Vaduva playing the guitar (on the left) and working (on the right)

Romania: Romani IT specialist mentors young Roma

Romani IT specialist Marian Vaduva helps and inspires young Roma to finish school and follow their chosen career paths.

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A picture of a telephone with various apps, including Facebook and Instagram

Digital platforms pose a threat to democracy worldwide

Many people have lost faith in the idea that social media can help to strengthen democratic freedoms.

Afghans board a bus as they arrived in Germany from Pakistan at Hannover Airport

Afghans board a bus as they arrived in Germany from Pakistan at Hannover Airport

Afghan migrants stuck in Pakistan reject German cash offer

Stuck in Pakistan, Afghans approved for resettlement in Germany said the government had offered them money not to come.

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A view of foggy winter morning amid rising air pollution in New Delhi

India: as New Delhi chokes, air quality data under scrutiny

India's capital is battling a surge in air pollution, and now, accusations of data manipulation have emerged.

The head of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution Sinan Selen speaks during a ceremony marking the 75 years of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, on October 27, 2025 at the Interior Ministry in Berlin

The head of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution Sinan Selen speaks during a ceremony marking the 75 years of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, on October 27, 2025 at the Interior Ministry in Berlin

German domestic intelligence agency sees cause to celebrate

Germany's domestic spy agency marks its 75th anniversary. How well does the early warning system work?

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Two boys playing on a tank

Belarus trains schoolkids for 'hot' war to defend Lukashenko

A report criticizes the Belarusian regime for preparing children to fight to prop up the dictator, Alexander Lukashenko.

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Freaks No More!

DW's video podcast about disability, neurodiversity and inclusion.

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A young woman in a striped shirt poses for a picture in front of the skyline of Nice, France.

A dream fulfilled – moving from the US to Nice

Anna Muckerman left the US to relocate to the south of France.

Boris Karloff and Ernest Thesiger in 'The Bride of Frankenstein'.

Boris Karloff and Ernest Thesiger in 'The Bride of Frankenstein'.

What pop culture got wrong about Frankenstein

Unlike the iconic monster we know, Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" is more faithful to Mary Shelley's novel.

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Film still from 'Nuremberg': A Nazi commander standing next to a car.

'Nuremberg': Russell Crowe portrays Hitler's right-hand man

James Vanderbilt's "Nuremberg" pairs Russell Crowe and Rami Malek in a prestige retelling of the Nazi tribunal.

El Mala in action for Germany's U21s

El Mala in action for Germany's U21s

Germany call on El Mala for World Cup qualifying showdown

To get the two wins his Germany team needs to qualify, head coach Julian Nagelsmann has selected his final squad.

Luis Diaz and Joshua Kimmich celebrate after the Colombian scored the opening goal

Luis Diaz and Joshua Kimmich celebrate after the Colombian scored the opening goal

Bayern Munich's perfect start makes football history

Bayern Munich have made history by winning 16 straight games to start the season. How far can the German champions go?

Close-up: a pair of hands holding a traditional hot dog decorated with the Danish flag and clover leaves

Close-up: a pair of hands holding a traditional hot dog decorated with the Danish flag and clover leaves

The hotdog: Denmark's best street food

With its unmistakable red color, the Danish hotdog is an icon of the local food culture.

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