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Rising emissions and temperatures: The cost of Trump's climate retreat

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Why is carbon capture not moving faster?

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How bad could Europe's wildfires get?

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Poland: Gunman kills 6 in Krakow main square

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Israeli president tasks Gadi Eisenkot with forming government

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Trump offers White House press secretary role to Dana White

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France sees new round of Yellow Vest, student protests

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South Africa's ANC facing worst-ever performance in local elections

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More than 40,000 gather as Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass in Uruguay

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Ebola: Why is there still no vaccine?

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Post-midterm AI sell-off rattles global markets amid Big Tech jitters

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Why Germans don't flaunt their flag

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Armenia's selective prosecution: A threat to EU relations?

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Middle East could have big role in Democrats' Trump corruption inquiry

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What will Democrats do with their midterm mandate?

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Ueno Bank scandal plunges Paraguay into political crisis

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El-Sayed's win in Michigan: Leftward shift or lucky break?

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After victory in the midterms, what next for US Democrats?

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What Stephen Miller's promotion means for Trump's second term

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DW brings you the top international news stories in brief.

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After a major African trona ore mine shut down, thousands of Maasai in Kenya lost access to water.

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As the sea rises, Pacific Islands are done waiting

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Half of Europe witnessed record heat stress this summer — EU

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Nepal rejects 'sympathy,' asks for $20 million after floods

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With public debt and interest costs mounting, how much fiscal room does the French government have?

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The steel plant in Taranto — one of the region's largest employers but a major polluter — has been ordered to shut down.

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What's life really like for young people in Serbia today? We meet 25-year-old Tanja Jocic from Belgrade.

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Germany's biggest joint crisis exercise to date tests how authorities would cope with an escalating climate emergency.

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As the IIHF wrangles over its response to a CAS order to reinstate Russia, the top women's tournament opens in Denmark.

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Despite government interventions, restrictions and public outrage, Delhi battles dangerously polluted air every winter.

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Tankers carrying Russian diesel to the US change course

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Germany news: Son of Iran's last shah takes center stage in Frankfurt

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New Zealand election too close to call with over 95% of votes counted

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Berlin Briefing is a weekly podcast that explores the key geopolitical issues affecting Germany and Europe.

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An unusually hot October has suspended the autumnal cold snap in the Northern Hemisphere.

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Prague seeks to cut the number of pedestrian deaths on its tram network with a simple message: "Look. Listen. Go."

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Evidence suggests exercise can keep more cancer patients alive. But what does actually "living longer" mean?

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Sweeter tomatoes, fewer fish and rising costs — climate change is having a profound impact on the food we eat every day.

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A similar measure in the United Kingdom suggests that a tax can push manufacturers to reduce sugar levels.

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A new generation in the Netherlands is preserving milling traditions by keeping iconic windmills running.

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