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Deutsche Welle - World

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Voters in Bangladesh hope that the country's recent election signals a new beginning.

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Australia rules out repatriating citizens from Syrian camp

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German government pushes Syrians to return to their homeland

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France arrests nine in right-wing activist's death

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India seeks to become an AI superpower

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Whether for propaganda or for protest, the Olympics have often been a stage for political messaging.

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The Baltic country has been donating thousands of cars, including vehicles confiscated from drunk drivers.

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How Epstein got so rich

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In Robertsport, Liberia, surfing is more than waves.It's how a generation is moving forward.

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Given their quiet contributions to human life, horses have figured prominently in art, myth, faith and pop culture.

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Technical textiles are reshaping a trillion‑dollar industry — and India wants a leading role.

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A Prague exhibition about the political struggle over culture in Slovakia carries a warning for Czechia, too.

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