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An assortment of different brands of butter including ones from Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands

An assortment of different brands of butter including ones from Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands

Germany: Are falling butter prices a sign inflation is over?

SUV "Grandland X" production line

SUV "Grandland X" production line

German economy enters recession amid worsening outlook

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A closer look

Cannabis Cowboys Podcast Teaser

Cannabis Cowboys Podcast Teaser

Cannabis Cowboys: DW podcast investigates big cannabis scam

An investment scam, missing millions, spies, aristocrats and whistleblowers. It's a perfect mess. It's Cannabis Cowboys.

Cannabis Cowboys: DW investigative true crime podcast drops

Cannabis Cowboys: DW podcast investigates big cannabis scam

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Reports & Analysis

Two youngsters working on their smartphones

Two youngsters working on their smartphones

Opinion: News firms are too obsessed with wooing the young

Opinion: News firms are too obsessed with wooing the young

Digital news brands are failing, prompting questions about the media's obsession with young audiences.

A woman wearing a face mask in a textile factory in Xinjiang

A woman wearing a face mask in a textile factory in Xinjiang

Uyghur rights: Clothing firms under fire over forced labor

Uyghur rights: Clothing firms under fire over forced labor

Skechers, Zara and several other fashion brands are facing a complaint filed by a group of NGOs in Paris.

Hamburger Hafen Container Terminal Burchardkai

Hamburger Hafen Container Terminal Burchardkai

Recession in Germany: What does that mean?

Recession in Germany: What does that mean?

Germany has entered a technical recession. What constitutes an economic downturn and what does that entail?

The sun setting behind the skyline of Frankfurt with the ECB main building in front of the picture

The sun setting behind the skyline of Frankfurt with the ECB main building in front of the picture

ECB turns 25: From guardian of the euro to crisis manager

ECB turns 25: From guardian of the euro to crisis manager

As the ECB fights rampant inflation, it's not the only crisis the bank's been facing in the past 25 years.

The US Treasury Department building at dusk in Washington DC

The US Treasury Department building at dusk in Washington DC

US debt ceiling: How default could affect you

US debt ceiling: How default could affect you

As deadlock remains over the US debt ceiling, DW looks at the wider impact of a possible debt default.

A protester holds a placard which reads "No to Macron's pension reform"

A protester holds a placard which reads "No to Macron's pension reform"

Trade unions try to adapt to new world realities

Trade unions try to adapt to new world realities

What role are unions playing in an age of rising inflation and better technology like artificial intelligence?

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A young girl waves the Libyan national flag as people gather at Martyrs' Square in Tripoli.

A young girl waves the Libyan national flag as people gather at Martyrs' Square in Tripoli.

Can oil money and fancy shopping malls finally unite Libya?

Libya has seen an influx of cash from oil sales, and locals are hopeful. But the good economic news has a dark side.

Iraqi people stage a protest against the depreciation of the local currency, the dinar, against the US dollar, at Tahrir square in Baghdad.

Iraqi people stage a protest against the depreciation of the local currency, the dinar, against the US dollar, at Tahrir square in Baghdad.

Why the dollar's dominance is declining in the Middle East

Iraq banned the US dollar, the Saudis plan to sell oil without it, and there are plans for a new currency to bypass it.

Vaclav Stanek inspecting a pair of Botas shoes together with a worker

Vaclav Stanek inspecting a pair of Botas shoes together with a worker

Czechia: Walking in giant footsteps to save iconic shoemaker

Czech shoemaker Botas was battered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Now the iconic sports shoemaker has found a savior.

Cargo loading and unloading at a Chinese port in Lianyungang

Cargo loading and unloading at a Chinese port in Lianyungang

Why China is unlikely to rescue the world economy again

Beijing's huge stimulus helped the West recover from the 2008 financial crisis. Here's why history won't repeat itself.

ChatGPT sparks AI investment bonanza

As investors pour billions into artificial intelligence startups, will regulation stop humans from losing control?

A Brazilian cowboy leading a herd of cattle in the Pantanal region

A Brazilian cowboy leading a herd of cattle in the Pantanal region

Brazil struggles to protect Amazon amid booming beef demand

Brazil's cattle farmers have exported more beef than ever before. But what's good for the economy is bad for nature.

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DW Afrimaxx | Wein, Linga Wines

DW Afrimaxx | Wein, Linga Wines

Fruit wines made in Malawi

How one Malawian company uses excess fruit and turns it into a range of 100% natural fruit wines.

A power plant

A power plant

From poop to power ― energy from waste

A company in Austria is generating energy from sewage sludge and plastic waste and is looking for investors.

A pot of goat meat being stirred with a wooden spoon

A pot of goat meat being stirred with a wooden spoon

Goat meat: The next big food trend?

Malawian chef Praise Zaya Mhango is giving goat meat a gourmet makeover.

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