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Ukraine updates: Kyiv 'ran out' of missiles to defend plant

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EU pledges €3.5 billion to protect world's oceans

Greek journalists launch 24-hour strike over low wages

Fire engulfs Copenhagen's historic stock exchange building

Georgia: Thousands protest Russian-style 'foreign agent' law

Sudan: Paris conference raises €2 billion in aid pledges

Ukraine updates: Kyiv calls for 'bold' air defense support

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Russia's war in Ukraine

Russia's war against Ukraine has sparked a humanitarian crisis for the Ukrainian people and upended global food and energy security.

Two men in wheelchairs moving through a forest in Ukraine

Two men in wheelchairs moving through a forest in Ukraine

Ukraine's soldier amputees adjust to new lives

Ukraine's soldier amputees adjust to new lives

Ukrainian soldier amputees returning from the front lines describe their transition to civilian life.

Spent nuclear fuel storage grounds at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine

Spent nuclear fuel storage grounds at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine

Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia: How safe is the nuclear plant?

Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia: How safe is the nuclear plant?

The International Atomic Energy Agency warned Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia power plant was 'dangerously close to an accident.'

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida on the sidelines of a G7 summit in Japan in May 2023.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida on the sidelines of a G7 summit in Japan in May 2023.

Japan's Ukraine aid creates new rift with Russia

Japan's Ukraine aid creates new rift with Russia

Japan has become one of Ukraine's leading financiers. How will this affect relations with Russia?

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Jewish organization builds bridges in Bosnia

Jewish organization builds bridges in Bosnia

A Jewish Bosnian woman explains how playing an active role in society is the bridge between personal faith and society.

DW REV | Folge 16 | Peugeot e3008

DW REV | Folge 16 | Peugeot e3008

The new electric Peugeot E-3008

The new electric Peugeot E-3008

Peugeot E-3008 - Tesla Model Y-rivalling electric SUV coupe put to the test. How good is it?

A Ukrainian electrician is repairing cables on scaffolding.

A Ukrainian electrician is repairing cables on scaffolding.

Kharkiv: Frontline electricians risk lives repairing power

Kharkiv: Frontline electricians risk lives repairing power

More power outages in the Kharkiv frontline region may worsen as Russia intensifies its attacks on Ukraine's power grid.

Hundreds of people gathered in front of the parliament in the capital Tbilisi on Monday, 15.04.2024

Hundreds of people gathered in front of the parliament in the capital Tbilisi on Monday, 15.04.2024

Georgians rally against ruling party's foreign funding bill

Georgians rally against ruling party's foreign funding bill

Critics and pro-Europe protesters argue that the draft law is undemocratic and aimed at silencing government opponents.

Euromaxx Sendung | Screenshot | Carbonara

Euromaxx Sendung | Screenshot | Carbonara

The carbonara controversy — Italian or American?

The carbonara controversy — Italian or American?

Did US soldiers add bacon and eggs to carbonara? No way, say many Italians.

A concept car WEY iNest by Chinese car maker Great Wall Motors is on display during the Munich Auto Show

A concept car WEY iNest by Chinese car maker Great Wall Motors is on display during the Munich Auto Show

New EU cybersecurity rules push carmakers to shun old models

New EU cybersecurity rules push carmakers to shun old models

Tougher new electronic safety requirements are forcing several car manufacturers to streamline their offerings.

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Germany

Students looking for apartments at the University of Bonn

Students looking for apartments at the University of Bonn

German housing crisis: 'Like winning the lottery!'

There's no improvement in sight in Germany's housing crisis, as affordable housing remains in short supply.

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Poland

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk holds a microphone in one hand and gesticulates with the other as he speaks at a campaign event in the run-up to Sunday's local elections, Krakow, Poland, April 3, 2024

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk holds a microphone in one hand and gesticulates with the other as he speaks at a campaign event in the run-up to Sunday's local elections, Krakow, Poland, April 3, 2024

Poland local elections: Voters judge Tusk's first 100 days

With many disappointed at the pace of reform, Donald Tusk faces a first electoral test just over 100 days into his term.

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Russian Federation

A view of a man towing an inflatable boat with his belongings along a flooded street in the settlement of Ivanovskoye, Orenburg region

A view of a man towing an inflatable boat with his belongings along a flooded street in the settlement of Ivanovskoye, Orenburg region

Floods force evacuations in Russia, Kazakhstan

After melting snow caused the Ural river to burst its banks, water levels are expected to rise even further.

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Ukraine

A view of Ukrainian troops riding on an armored personnel carrier

A view of Ukrainian troops riding on an armored personnel carrier

Ukraine approves new mobilization law

The bill does not, however, provide for the demobilization of troops who have been fighting at the front line for years.

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France

Scaffolding and cranes positioned alongside Notre Dame

Scaffolding and cranes positioned alongside Notre Dame

Paris' Notre Dame: 5 years after fire, restoration on track

Five years after it was damaged by fire, Notre Dame is to reopen again in December 2024 — "more beautiful than ever."

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Netherlands

A vehicle carrying suspects arrives at the high security court in Amsterdam, Netherlands

A vehicle carrying suspects arrives at the high security court in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Dutch crime boss goes down, but cocaine trade here to stay

The conviction of kingpin Ridouan Taghi ends a violent chapter in Dutch history, but organized crime still looms large.

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Belgium

Police stand behind a barricade during a protest of farmers in the European Quarter outside a meeting of EU agriculture ministers in Brussels.

Police stand behind a barricade during a protest of farmers in the European Quarter outside a meeting of EU agriculture ministers in Brussels.

Farmers protest in Brussels as EU agriculture ministers meet

EU farmers are calling for less red tape, less burdensome environmental regulations and more support.

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Italy

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni waves to supporters

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni waves to supporters

Will Italy replace Germany as Europe's economic powerhouse?

Italy is experiencing continued economic growth. Are Giorgia Meloni's policies finally pushing the country ahead?

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Spain

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Magazin Global Us vom 15.04.2024 | Hausangestellte Spanien

The tough reality of live-in domestic work

Many live-in domestic workers in Spain come from Latin America. Exploitation is rife.

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United Kingdom

A sign for the London Underground, next to Big Ben and the Elizabeth Tower

A sign for the London Underground, next to Big Ben and the Elizabeth Tower

London Tube is the world's oldest subway

One of the UK capital's best known landmarks is its subway system, affectionately known to Londoners as the Tube.

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Parliamentarian Anna Maria Zukowska and Katarzyna Kotula with a receipt for what they call the country's abortion debt in the debate on April 11

Parliamentarian Anna Maria Zukowska and Katarzyna Kotula with a receipt for what they call the country's abortion debt in the debate on April 11

Poland's abortion law bickering plagues Tusk coalition

Polish Prime Minister Tusk promised the liberalization of abortion rights. But it's a tough issue for his coalition.

Storks sit on their nest in the village of Ormenio

Storks sit on their nest in the village of Ormenio

Greece battles declining birth rate

Greece is struggling with a sharp drop in its birth rate. The government now plans to take action.

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A woman wearing blue overalls holds a table

Belarus: FSC accused of greenwashing furniture trade

Rights activists have called for an investigation into furniture produced in Belarusian jails and exported to the EU.

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DW Sendung Euromaxx | Zimtschnecken

DW Sendung Euromaxx | Zimtschnecken

Cinnamon Buns - Sweden’s favorite pastry

This yeasted pastry is so popular among Swedes that it’s got its own national holiday.

A fresco showing a naked woman holding out a large piece of fabric with one hand as a swan hangs midair next to her body.

A fresco showing a naked woman holding out a large piece of fabric with one hand as a swan hangs midair next to her body.

Pompeii excavations reveal Trojan War frescoes

Recent archaeological excavations in Pompeii have revealed a banquet hall with fantastic frescoes.

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British Parkinson's patients turn to drumming to stay mobile

In Cardiff, Brazilian beats are helping a group of Parkinson's patients to manage their symptoms.

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