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How the West will use frozen Russian assets to back Ukraine
G7 summit: Leaders plan Russian asset-backed loan to Kyiv
Giorgia Meloni riding high as G7 begins in Italy
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June 13, 2024
German police raids drug gang with extremist links
June 13, 2024
Greece: Heat forces Acropolis closure for 2nd straight day
June 13, 2024
China threatens WTO action over EU electric car tariffs
June 13, 2024
US: Supreme Court maintains access to abortion pill
June 13, 2024
NATO to confront Russian 'sabotage' attempts — Stoltenberg
June 13, 2024
FIFPRO launch legal action against FIFA over packed schedule
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Developing
Israel-Hamas war: US tries to 'close the deal' on cease-fire
US tries to push ahead with a cease-fire plan. Yemen's Houthis launch an attack on a ship in the Red Sea. Follow DW.
ConflictsJune 13, 2024
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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.
Russia denies coercing Nigerian students to fight in Ukraine
Russia denies coercing Nigerian students to fight in Ukraine
Moscow has refuted a report that Nigerian students were "forced" to fight in Ukraine or face deportation from Russia.
PoliticsJune 13, 2024
Young Ukrainians prepare for long-haul war
Young Ukrainians prepare for long-haul war
DW's Amien Essif met with young Ukrainians practicing skills they'll need to defend their country.
ConflictsJune 13, 202403:59 min
Ukraine hits Russian targets in occupied Crimea
Ukraine hits Russian targets in occupied Crimea
New arms deliveries from the US are increasing Ukraine's ability to strike Russian targets further away.
ConflictsJune 12, 202402:49 min
Reports & Analysis
Africa
Benin-Niger oil export row flares again
Niger has accused Benin of kidnapping five oil workers, while Benin claims the men entered an oil terminal illegally.
PoliticsJune 12, 2024
Asia
India's heat wave hits marginalized Dalit caste
India's unusually severe heat wave is suspected to have killed more than 200 people and made tens of thousands ill.
Nature and EnvironmentJune 12, 2024
Germany
Ukraine: A focus on emergency aid rather than reconstruction
Ukraine is focused on its defense and emergency repairs as the "Ukraine Recovery Conference" is underway in Berlin.
ConflictsJune 11, 2024
Europe
France braces as election campaign begins with a bang
The battle for the future of France began with protests and a chaotic barricade at the Republican party headquarters.
PoliticsJune 13, 2024
Middle East
Gaza: UN resolution is a 'step along the way'
Israeli historian Moshe Zimmermann says the UN Security Council vote for a cease-fire in Gaza is progress toward peace.
ConflictsJune 12, 2024
North America
US jury convicts Hunter Biden on gun charges
Could Hunter Biden's conviction on gun charges affect Joe Biden's campaign for a second term as US president?
PoliticsJune 12, 202401:50 min
Latin America
Fact check: Sugarloaf images do not disprove sea level rise
A viral photo collage from Rio de Janeiro's Sugarloaf Mountain purports to show that sea levels have remained stable.
Nature and EnvironmentJune 12, 2024
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Why are young German voters abandoning the Greens?
A rising German youth vote for the climate-skeptic far right at the EU elections contrasts with plummeting Greens votes.
ClimateJune 13, 2024
Will the coalition rein in Modi during his third term?
Indian PM Modi has won his third consecutive term in power, but coalition politics could leave him with less control.
PoliticsJune 13, 202404:56 min
Hungary: Terminally ill man denied right to assisted suicide
The court found Hungary's ban on euthanasia didn't breach the European Convention on human rights.
Human RightsJune 13, 202403:10 min
Joint efforts needed to combat disinformation
Fake news is fueling anti-democratic forces around the world, says global report.
TechnologyJune 13, 2024
How to phase out fossil fuels without leaving anyone behind
A climate talks in Bonn, countries discussed how to move to a low-carbon economy while protecting the world's poorest.
Nature and EnvironmentJune 13, 2024
Asian migrants to Europe worry after EU vote
Far-right parties have emerged stronger than ever in the EU elections. How alarming is this for Asian migrants?
MigrationJune 12, 202404:38 min
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UEFA European Championship
Germany is hosting the 2024 UEFA European Championship, or the Euros for short. The football tournament kicks off in Munich on June 14 and culminates with the final in Berlin's Olympic Stadium on July 14.
Florian Wirtz: Leverkusen star ready to shine at Euro 2024
Florian Wirtz: Leverkusen star ready to shine at Euro 2024
Florian Wirtz is ready to shine for Germany at Euro 2024. But what makes the Leverkusen star so good?
SoccerJune 13, 2024
Art and football meet in immersive exhibition
Art and football meet in immersive exhibition
In an exhibition at the German Football Museum in Dortmund, visual art and football merge in symbiotic artistry.
ArtsJune 13, 2024
Germany hosts Euro 2024: How safe is it for fans?
Germany hosts Euro 2024: How safe is it for fans?
Euro 2024 is a security challenge, with possible threats ranging from terrorism to hooligan violence.
SoccerJune 13, 202402:16 min
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Living
Greece, Turkey feeling the heat as temperatures soar
Southern Europe is experiencing unusually high temperatures for this time of year.
LifestyleJune 13, 20247 images
Can earth be saved by its digital twin?
What exactly will climate change do to my city? A digital twin of earth might help find answers.
Digital WorldJune 13, 202403:51 min
Nigeria: Rope skipping spurs philanthropy
A community in Nigeria's Kano state is using rope skipping to raise funds for vulnerable individuals.
SportsJune 13, 202401:29 min
Food Secrets: Koesisters from South Africa
Could this South African sweet treat beat out the American doughnut
LifestyleJune 12, 202405:10 min
Kazakhstan: Return of the wild horses
Przewalski's horses were almost extinct. Now animals from European zoos are released into the wild in Kazakhstan.
OffbeatJune 11, 20247 images
Miniatur Wunderland: The world's largest model railway
Two twin brothers in Hamburg have assembled the world’s largest model railway, Miniatur Wunderland.
OffbeatJune 11, 202402:47 min
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