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Deforestation means hunger — Global Us
Indigenous peoples in Indonesia are suffering from hunger. In Mauritania, the desert is swallowing cultural sites.
Cuba: Hurricane Oscar makes landfall amid power outage
Cuba has been grappling with a power outage for three days.
Moldova says 'no' in vote on joining EU: partial results
A partial count showed a 55% 'No' vote in a vote on whether Moldova should put EU membership plans in the constitution.
Brazil's Lula cancels trip to BRICS following accident
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been told to avoid long-haul flights after an accident at home.
Libyan terror suspect arrested in Berlin suburb
Raphael Bossong, terrorism expert at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, talks to DW.
Male contraception — a growing business with game changers?
There is fresh hope for men to control their fertility and potential game changers are on the market.
Elon Musk offers $1M daily prize to voters who sign petition
The billionaire Tesla and SpaceX boss has been courting Trump voters as election day nears.
UN: Humanitarian situation worsening in Gaza
UNICEF's James Elder spoke to DW from Geneva. He described the situation facing the population in Gaza.
Top stories in 90 seconds
DW brings you the top international news stories in brief.
US: Georgia ferry dock accident kills 7, several injured
About 20 people fell into the Atlantic waters after a ferry dock walkway collapsed prompting search and rescue efforts.
Kenya: Multistory building collapses in Nairobi
The building had been condemned for demolition and many residents had already moved out.
German aviation sector calls for air travel taxes to be cut
Airlines like Eurowings and Ryanair have reduced flights from German airports after complaining about high fees.
Israel-Lebanon violence shows no signs of letting up
As Hezbollah continues strikes on northern Israel, Israel is keeping up its attacks in Lebanon, including the capital.
The story behind the Netherlands' empty prisons
Around the world, prisoner numbers are growing — but in the Netherlands they're falling. A success story?
Charlie Chaplin: Keeping a comedy genius in business
The Chaplin Office in Paris is guardian of the film icon's legacy. Decades after his death it is busier than ever.
Passing fad or beverage of the future: non-alcoholic wine
Non-alcoholic drinks are growing in popularity across Europe. Can wine jump on the bandwagon?
Indonesia: Ex-general Prabowo Subianto sworn in as president
Prabowo, known for his nationalist views, was sworn in along with Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka.
Frankfurt Book Fair 2024: Adult fiction booming
This year has seen record attendance at the festival. 'Romantasy' and 'Dark College' top the list of popular genres.
Will Wolfsburg's fortunes whittle as VW faces a crisis?
Almost everybody in Wolfsburg works for VW. As the car giant is facing a crisis, many here are afraid of its downfall.
DocFilm - A Dangerous Assignment - Journalists Report From Ukraine
People should know what is happening in Ukraine. That's the motivation for journalists and photographers who are reporting from the war-torn country - and risking their lives in the process.
Public rape trial seeks to 'make shame change sides'
French rape survivor Gisele Pelicot has chosen to make her trial public, determined to shame her abusers.
Moldova holds presidential vote, referendum on EU membership
Moldova's pro-EU president, Maia Sandu is hoping that voters will choose to continue the path to EU membership.
Germany: police arrest man over Israeli Embassy attack plot
Police have arrested a man suspected of links to the "Islamic State" and planning an attack on the Israeli Embassy.
Will Trump or Harris make or break NATO?
Donald Trump is a NATO skeptic, while Kamala Harris has described her commitment to the military alliance as ‘ironclad.’
'Aura' is German youth word of the year 2024
Selected by Germany's youth as their trendiest slang, the word "aura" has been given new meaning by quantifying cool.
Why are African youths increasingly at risk of job scams?
Hundreds of African youths are falling prey to international job scams daily, risking enslavement and exploitation.
Can we hit ‘pause’ on a human embryo?
Scientists in Berlin have shown you can stop an embryo-like model and keep it alive to be developed later.
Mozambique: Opposition figures killed amid election protests
A lawyer and a candidate associated with Mozambican opposition figure Venancio Mondlane were gunned down in Maputo.
Cuba struggles to restart power after second grid collapse
Cuba's worst economic crisis in decades has caused a shortage of fuel that spurred weeks of often hourslong blackouts.
Israel PM says Hezbollah tried to 'assassinate' him
Prime Minister Netanyahu's office said a drone was launched toward his residence in the town of Caesarea.
No end to femicides in Turkey
The number of women in Turkey killed by men has gone up. Women's rights groups say the government must also take blame.
Scholz defends arms sales to Turkey after Erdogan talks
Germany has lifted curbs on military exports that were imposed after Turkey's 2016 ground offensive in northern Syria.
Mexico's navy makes largest-ever drug bust
Sanho Tree, director of the Drug Policy Project at the Institute of Policy Studies, Washington, D.C., speaks with DW.
Germany: Socialist Left Party elects new leaders
Journalist Ines Schwerdtner and ex-lawmaker Jan van Aken were picked to lead the party into next year's election.
Ukraine war: What is extent of North Korea's involvement?
Ukraine and South Korea have both indicated that North Korea is getting more involved in Russia's war against Ukraine.
Martin Sellner: Switzerland expels Austrian far-right figure
Far-right activist Martin Sellner was escorted out of Switzerland after apparently defying the entry ban against him.
Tanzania: Cashing in on the all-black chicken breed
A rare chicken breed, black from its feathers to its organs, has sparked the interest of Tanzanian poultry breeders.
Why COVID still splits German society
Masks, lockdowns and social distancing: Rarely has government policy polarized society as it did over COVID-19.
Drone targets Netanyahu's private residence
The strike on Netanyahu's residence comes as Israel presses ahead with its offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
India's IPO record shattered with $5.5 billion launch
Korean carmaker Hyundai is banking on a Bombay listing to solidify its position in the third-largest auto market.
Bomb threat on X forces Indian plane to land in Frankfurt
The Indian carrier Vistara was previously targeted in September by a bomb threat left in a plane toilet.
Mpox vaccination drive faces hurdles in DR Congo
Some residents are suspicious of the vaccine — or aren't aware of it at all.
Spain's La Palma still battles volcano eruption's toxic gas
The island of La Palma is still coping with the aftermath of the Tajogaite volcano eruption, 3 years on.
Choreography by Hofesh Shechter
Israeli choreographer Hofesh Shechter has created a dance piece full of hope
Japan: Man targets ruling party headquarters with firebombs
The incident comes only days ahead of a general election in Japan.
Mexico: Navy seizes drugs worth more than $100 million
Authorities said it was the largest quantity of drugs seized in a maritime operation. Some 23 people were arrested.
DocFilm - Hotel Metalurg - Home of the Forgotten Displaced from Abkhazia
It has been more than 30 years since fighting broke out between Georgia and Abkhazia. Some of those whom the conflict displaced found refuge in a former Georgian sanatorium: the Hotel Metalurg. Now, they’re under pressure to leave again.
Pianist Giorgi Gigashvili strikes a political note
Giorgi Gigashvili of Georgia is a virtuoso on the piano and an activist in politics.
Cuba begins restoring electricity
After weeks of energy shortages, a countrywide blackout left most of its 10 million people without power.
Scholz, Erdogan to meet amid tensions over Middle East
The two leaders are set to meet in Istanbul. Relations between Germany and Turkey have been strained for years.
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