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Is a UN Security Council resolution key to Syria's future?

Resolution 2254, agreed upon by the UN Security Council in 2015, outlined how the Syrian civil war might end and how the country could transition...

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Cathrin Schaer

Will US President Trump govern according to Project 2025?

Donald Trump has distanced himself from Project 2025 in the past. Now several authors and contributors to the right-wing manifesto could become...

yesterday 4

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Carla Bleiker

Germany: Colombian care workers still face deportation

The case of 10 Colombian care workers has caused outrage in Germany where there's a desperate shortage of nursing staff. Experts say it illustrates...

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Oliver Pieper

Germany: Colombian care workers will not be deported

The case of 10 Colombian care workers has caused outrage in Germany where there's a desperate shortage of nursing staff. Experts say it illustrates...

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Oliver Pieper

Africa: Supporting peace after guns have fallen silent

Traditional peacekeeping is not working in Africa: Resolving existing conflicts requires revised diagnoses that are not shaped by particular...

yesterday 4

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Martina Schwikowski

The politics behind India's beef bans

From Assam to Kerala, India's beef bans expose deep cultural, religious and political divides. DW explores how beef is polarizing the South Asian...

yesterday 4

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Shakeel Sobhan

Serbia monitors government critics with spyware

A new report has found that Serbia’s intelligence agency installed spyware on the phones of journalists and activists. The news comes as protests...

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Nemanja Rujevic

EU officials fight human-smuggling from Vietnam

People-smuggling from Vietnam to the European Union has emerged as a focus issue in recent years. Authorities have cracked down on trafficking...

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Rodion Ebbighausen

India and China's path to lasting border peace

India and China have renewed efforts to normalize relations, emphasizing peace and stability along their contentious border. Fresh talks signal a...

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Murali Krishnan

Western Balkans: No concrete promises for EU accession date

There were plenty of friendly words at the annual summit of the six Western Balkan nations and the European Union in Brussels this week — but still...

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Bernd Riegert

Israel has a bargaining chip with Golan Heights

Does Israel's seizure of Syrian territory serve temporary security goals? Or is it a permanent land grab that might thwart future friendly ties...

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Jennifer Holleis

Why the DRC sued Apple over 'conflict minerals'

The Democratic Republic of Congo accuses Apple of using minerals sourced from illegal mining. DRC communities affected by illicit mining explore...

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Nikolas Fischer

What does a US government shutdown actually mean?

The United States is facing yet another government shutdown — this time right before Christmas. What happens and who is impacted when the...

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Timothy Rooks

Calm before storm: EU feels out Ukraine plans before Trump

In their last summit before Donald Trump 2.0, EU leaders weighed up ways to support Kyiv in the potentially chaotic months ahead. Volodymyr...

20.12.2024 10

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Ella Joyner

Can Thailand unite ASEAN to pile pressure on Myanmar?

Myanmar's bloody civil war has intensified over the past year, with ethnic-minority rebels seizing vast swathes of territory from the military junta.

20.12.2024 2

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Tommy Walker

Sahel juntas make life more difficult for human rights NGOs

NGO's are a thorn in the side of West Africa's military regimes. Their critical reports on human rights are inconvenient for the junta leaders. In...

20.12.2024 9

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Nikolas Fischer

What next for Romania after its recent electoral chaos?

Frustration and disappointment about a lack of change bolstered Calin Georgescu's recent electoral win. But the country's mainstream parties don't...

20.12.2024 2

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Keno Verseck

Why is energy giant Iran facing gas shortages?

Despite boasting massive gas reserves, Iran is facing power blackouts and industrial shutdowns. Years of mismanagement and false priorities...

19.12.2024 9

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Amir Soltanzadeh

'All We Imagine as Light': Indian women at the crossroads

As the award-winning film is released internationally, DW spoke to director Payal Kapadia about the social issues she addresses in her poetic work.

19.12.2024 7

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Elizabeth Grenier

Far-right AfD party wants Germany to leave the EU

Germany's far-right AfD has stated in its draft election manifesto that it wants to leave the EU and the euro in Brexit-like fashion. What...

19.12.2024 10

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Ben Knight

Biden administration announces new US climate targets

Washington has set new targets to slash the country's carbon emissions. But with President-elect Donald Trump's plans to withdraw from the Paris...

19.12.2024 4

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Sarah Steffen

Fact check: Do these images prove violence in Syria?

The situation in Syria is complex more than a week after the fall of Bashar Assad. Many online images claim to show large-scale violence in the...

19.12.2024 3

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Kathrin Wesolowski

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