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German state owned broadcaster

Deutsche Welle, commonly shortened to DW, is a German public, state-owned international broadcaster funded by the German federal tax budget. The service is available in 32 languages. DW's satellite television service consists of channels in German, English, Spanish, Hindi, Persian, and Arabic. The work of DW is regulated by the Deutsche Welle Act, stating that content is intended to be independent of government influence. DW is a member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).

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Dunkelflaute" Drives European Energy Price Volatility

Germany's reliance on renewable energy, coupled with periods of low wind and solar power ("Dunkelflaute"), caused electricity price spikes in winter 2023, impacting neighboring countries and prompting calls for greater energy independence; however, experts suggest that long-term contracts protect mo...

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Affordable and Clean Energy
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Biden Commutes 37 Federal Death Sentences

President Joe Biden commuted the death sentences of 37 federal inmates on December 23rd, 2024, changing them to life imprisonment without parole, countering President-elect Trump's plans to reinstate federal executions. This decision was made after facing pressure from various groups and follows the...

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Magdeburg Attack Fuels German Political Divide Amid Disinformation

On December 23rd, a counter-protest against the political exploitation of the Magdeburg Christmas market attack (5 dead, 235 injured) confronted a pro-AfD rally, amid widespread disinformation campaigns by right-wing figures and foreign actors, including accusations of government incompetence.

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Sahel Alliance Rejects ECOWAS, Defense Forces on High Alert

The Sahel States Alliance (AES) rejected ECOWAS summit conclusions on December 15th, accusing France of interference and placing its defense forces on high alert, while internal opinions within Mali are divided on the best approach to the situation.

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Philippines HIV Infections Surge Among Youth

The Philippines is experiencing a drastic 543% increase in new HIV infections between 2010 and 2023, with nearly half of 2024 infections affecting 15-24 year olds, mostly men who have sex with men (MSM), highlighting insufficient public awareness and access to prevention and testing.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Turkey's Syrian Activities Fuel Greek Security Concerns

Greece is deeply concerned about Turkey's expanding role in Syria, especially the potential signing of a maritime agreement with Syria that would affect Cyprus and destabilize the East Mediterranean, further complicated by the warming relationship between Turkey and the incoming US administration.

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UN Resolution 2254: A Framework for Syria's Post-Assad Transition

Following the removal of the Assad regime in Syria, UN Security Council Resolution 2254, adopted in 2015, is being presented by international leaders as a framework for a peaceful transition to a democratic government; however, some elements of the resolution are now considered outdated.

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Counterfeit Alcohol Fuels Brazil's Organized Crime: R$56.9 Billion Revenue in 2022

Organized crime in Brazil profits R$56.9 billion annually from the sale of counterfeit alcoholic beverages, exceeding the revenue of major breweries; this is fueled by weak regulation, lack of traceability, and lenient punishments.

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Reduced Inequality
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Magdeburg Attack Fuels Disinformation, Exacerbating Germany's Political Divisions

A deadly attack on a Magdeburg Christmas market triggered the rapid spread of false news reports, exploited by right-wing figures and amplified by Elon Musk, highlighting the vulnerability of the German political climate to disinformation campaigns during an election period.

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Fico's Secret Moscow Meeting Sparks Outrage

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico secretly met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Sunday to discuss continued Russian gas transit to Slovakia after Ukraine halts transit in 2025 and Russia's nuclear program, provoking outrage from the opposition, EU allies, and Ukraine's President Zelenskyy who allege...

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Last Generation Shifts Tactics, Broadens Focus Beyond Climate Activism

Facing reduced public support and prison sentences, the German climate activist group Last Generation is abandoning its disruptive tactics of road blockades and property damage, broadening its focus to include social justice issues like housing and employment while aiming for broader public engageme...

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Quantum Experiment Suggests 'Negative Time' in Light-Matter Interactions

University of Toronto researchers report experimental evidence of "negative time" in quantum interactions, where the duration of atomic excitation is less than zero, challenging classical physics but not violating Einstein's theory of relativity.

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