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Iran war: Tehran vows response to Trump's Hormuz threats

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US Air Force B-1B bombers lined up at the Diego Garcia base

Iran's Diego Garcia strike shows Europe within missile range

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Developing

Election posters featuring the two leading candidates, Gordon Schnieder (CDU) and Alexander Schweitzer (SPD), in front of blooming daffodils

Election posters featuring the two leading candidates, Gordon Schnieder (CDU) and Alexander Schweitzer (SPD), in front of blooming daffodils

Germany news: State of Rhineland-Palatinate holds elections

Voters in Rhineland-Palatinate are set to choose a new state government. DW has the latest.

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Crew members walk past an Air India Express Boeing 737-8 aircraft

India news: Air India tightens fitness standards for crew

Air India will implement a strict fitness policy for crew members with, Body Mass Index (BMI) being a key factor.

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March 22, 2026

Sudan: Over 60 killed in strike on hospital, WHO says

March 22, 2026

Cuba hit by second island-wide blackout in a week

March 22, 2026

Ukraine, Russia trade strikes as US-backed talks resume

March 22, 2026

Robert Mueller: ex-FBI head, Trump investigator dies at 81

March 21, 2026

Mass Prague rally hits Babis over democracy concerns

March 21, 2026

Zimbabwe's Biti reportedly detained amid term‑limit row

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Reports & Analysis

Africa

A small monkey with dark fur on its back, lighter fur on its chest, and a yellowish patch on the forehead sits on the ground amid a layer of dry brown leaves. Green plants are visible in the background of the forest floor in Ghana.

A small monkey with dark fur on its back, lighter fur on its chest, and a yellowish patch on the forehead sits on the ground amid a layer of dry brown leaves. Green plants are visible in the background of the forest floor in Ghana.

Sacred or spoiled? Monkeys are testing a village's patience

In Ghana, locals are blaming revered monkeys, protected by ancient beliefs, for a growing land struggle.

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Asia

Fans cheer on South Korean K-pop group BTS performing "BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE: ARIRANG," a free comeback concert celebrating the release of their fifth studio album, at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea

Fans cheer on South Korean K-pop group BTS performing "BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE: ARIRANG," a free comeback concert celebrating the release of their fifth studio album, at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea

K-pop fans welcome BTS return at Seoul concert

K-pop phenomenon BTS drew huge crowds at their comeback concert after a four-year military service break.

Germany

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Two middle-aged men seated on a debate stage, both wearing dark blue suits, white shirts and dark blue ties. The one on the left is wearing glasses. They are looking at each other over a small round table holding water glasses and a carafe

Germany's governing CDU, SPD watch latest regional election

Voters are set to go to the polls in Rhineland-Palatinate, in another test case for Germany's coalition government.

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Europe

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Men and women are walking down a street. At the front, people hold banners reading '83 Years Since Thessaloniki Auschwitz' and 'Never Again' in Greek and English

Thessaloniki: Remembering the 'Jerusalem of the Balkans'

Recalling the tragic fate of Greece’s Jews serves as a wake-up call against rising antisemitism.

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Middle East

A man wears a cap reading Make Syria great again as revellers dance to electric music and attend a rave on June 20, 2025 in Maaret Saidnaya near Damascus.

A man wears a cap reading Make Syria great again as revellers dance to electric music and attend a rave on June 20, 2025 in Maaret Saidnaya near Damascus.

Why Syria's new alcohol ban is about much more than beer

This week's ban on alcohol in Damascus has sparked a wide-ranging debate among Syrians.

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North America

People drink wastewater that was sterilized at the PureWater Colorado Mobile Demonstration

People drink wastewater that was sterilized at the PureWater Colorado Mobile Demonstration

An answer to US drought conditions may be in the toilet

With climate change intensifying drought in many regions, cities are exploring ways to turn sewage into drinking water.

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Latin America

René Limonte-Brett, Cuban exile in Germany, standing in front of a building. He has a gray beard and round glasses, and is wearing a dark coat

René Limonte-Brett, Cuban exile in Germany, standing in front of a building. He has a gray beard and round glasses, and is wearing a dark coat

Cuban exiles in Germany concerned over Trump's threats

The US oil blockade has left Cuba without power and fuel. In Berlin, René Limonte-Brett fears for his family back home.

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Slovenia

Slovenians will elect a new parliament on Sunday. Polls indicate a tight race between the ruling left-wing coalition of Prime Minister Robert Golob and conservative opposition leader Janez Jansa.

A woman drops a ballot into a ballot box marked with the flag of Slovenia at a polling station in Ljubljana, Slovenia on March 17, 2026. Behind the box, another woman is seated at a table. In the foreground, a child looks on

A woman drops a ballot into a ballot box marked with the flag of Slovenia at a polling station in Ljubljana, Slovenia on March 17, 2026. Behind the box, another woman is seated at a table. In the foreground, a child looks on

Slovenia election: a battle for the soul of the country?

Slovenia election: a battle for the soul of the country?

Sunday's general election in Slovenia is set to be a tight race between the center-left GS and the right-wing SDS.

People and cars pass by electoral billboards ahead of Slovenia's general elections

People and cars pass by electoral billboards ahead of Slovenia's general elections

What's at stake in Slovenia's parliamentary election?

What's at stake in Slovenia's parliamentary election?

The outcome of Sunday's election in Slovenia could change both the country's course and future alliances within the EU.

Slovenian police conduct a traffic stop near Novo Mesto, Slovenia

Slovenian police conduct a traffic stop near Novo Mesto, Slovenia

Does Slovenia's new security law target Roma people?

Does Slovenia's new security law target Roma people?

Following the killing of a man blamed on a member of the Roma community, Slovenia's police have sweeping new powers.

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Plastic surgery, family ties and art

The birth of plastic surgery, Leila Slimani's new novel and art from the US and Greenland.

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Water

Necessary for life, water is a finite resource. Freshwater depletion can risk water security, endanger ecosystems and even fuel conflict. World Water Day is held on March 22, highlighting our most vital resource.

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An aerial shot of the Amazon, part of it is logged and the ground is red and yellow.

How protecting nature could make the world safer

How protecting nature could make the world safer

Biodiversity loss could disrupt the global food supply, but financial solutions are emerging.

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High‑resolution image of diverse microscopic flagellates on a black background.

Invisible fungi in Swiss streams have hidden superpowers

Invisible fungi in Swiss streams have hidden superpowers

Aquatic fungi are tiny, vital, and many are under threat. Scientists in Switzerland are cataloguing them.

A person in a white lab coat and hairnet hangs several fish on hooks inside a metal-walled processing area of a "vertical fish farm" in Kenya.

A person in a white lab coat and hairnet hangs several fish on hooks inside a metal-walled processing area of a "vertical fish farm" in Kenya.

Solar‑powered vertical fish farms thrive in Kenya

Solar‑powered vertical fish farms thrive in Kenya

Fish farmers in Kenya have introduced high-rise fish farms that allow them to rear fish while conserving water.

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In the spotlight

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oil drips onto salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, cheese

Down to the last drop: Physics answers a kitchen question

How long does it take for the last drop of milk or oil to drip out of the bottle? US scientists have figured it out.

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A Black man seated in an art gallery, speaking to the camera during an interview. Behind him on the wall is a large black and white work of art.

US artist Rashid Johnson on a quest to heal

In his "Anxious Men" series, Rashid Johnson remixes the codes and icons of Black pop culture.

A plastic surgeon is seen operating at the Noma Hospital in Sokoto, Nigeria

A plastic surgeon is seen operating at the Noma Hospital in Sokoto, Nigeria

Hidden dangers of the Brazilian butt lift

Across Africa, there has been a noticeable increase in the number of women undergoing cosmetic procedures.

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Travelers stand outside the Mallorca airport, Spain, with their luggage

Spain gains as travelers turn away from Gulf amid Iran war

Europeans appear to be looking more to the Mediterranean than the Middle East for their upcoming summer holidays.

A portrait of Salman Rushdie, an older bearded man wearing a gray shirt and a maroon vest, and glasses. One of the lenses of his glasses is opaque. He is sitting with his right hand on his chin

A portrait of Salman Rushdie, an older bearded man wearing a gray shirt and a maroon vest, and glasses. One of the lenses of his glasses is opaque. He is sitting with his right hand on his chin

Salman Rushdie on why tyrants fear artists

In Germany to discuss his latest book, "The Eleventh Hour," the writer explains why he chooses to remain optimistic.

People celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year in New York, holding aloft a large orange dragon. In the background, a US flag is seen

People celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year in New York, holding aloft a large orange dragon. In the background, a US flag is seen

Why many Asian Americans are turning right

Concerned about illegal immigration, crime and homelessness, support for Donald Trump among Asian Americans is growing.

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Specials & Events

The 77 Percent

Hard-hitting reports, personal stories and lively discussion: the magazine for Africa's youth.

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Living

Portrait of the French-Moroccan writer Leïla Slimani, a woman with curly shoulder-length hair, posing against a dark blue background. She is smiling, with the mouth closed

Portrait of the French-Moroccan writer Leïla Slimani, a woman with curly shoulder-length hair, posing against a dark blue background. She is smiling, with the mouth closed

Leila Slimani's 'I'll Take the Fire' deals with family past

Bestselling author Leila Slimani concludes her sweeping French-Moroccan family saga.

Butcher Engin Balikli smiles broadly and proudly presents a slice of fresh halal meat.

Butcher Engin Balikli smiles broadly and proudly presents a slice of fresh halal meat.

Eating halal: do's and don'ts

In Islam, many believers will only eat halal food. But what does that mean?

A specialist works on the restoration of the "Madonna of the Rose Bower"

A specialist works on the restoration of the "Madonna of the Rose Bower"

Up close: 'Madonna of the Rose Bower' restoration

A late Gothic panel painting by Martin Schongauer is being restored in Colmar, France — in full view of the public.

New building project next to a squatted house covered with graffiti

New building project next to a squatted house covered with graffiti

The people remodelling homes with reclaimed ruins

Cities are quietly becoming raw‑material hubs as urban miners add rubble to the carbon‑saving construction supply chain.

Chef Julien Hubert is holding two plates toward the camera. On the left is a typical Breton galette, on the right a sugared crepe.

Chef Julien Hubert is holding two plates toward the camera. On the left is a typical Breton galette, on the right a sugared crepe.

Savory galette is a staple of French cuisine

In Brittany, the galette — a thin pancake filled with ham, cheese or eggs — is served in almost every cafe.

An aerial view of a village in Brandenburg. The picture shows houses, a biogas plant and wind turbines that dominate the background.

An aerial view of a village in Brandenburg. The picture shows houses, a biogas plant and wind turbines that dominate the background.

The German village running on its own juice

One tiny German village has managed to make itself immune to global energy price shocks.

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