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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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700 US Marines Withdrawn from Los Angeles After Immigration Protests

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the withdrawal of 700 US Marines from Los Angeles following protests against immigration raids; Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass called the deployment unnecessary, while the Pentagon highlighted the Marines' role in restoring order; the deployment marked the first ...

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EURO 2025 Semifinal: Spain's Unbeaten Run Faces Germany's Historical Dominance

In the EURO 2025 semifinals, Spain, undefeated and with a superior goal difference, faces Germany, who overcame injuries and a red card to win their quarterfinal match; this is a highly anticipated match as Spain has never defeated Germany in eight previous encounters.

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German Women's Resistance to Nazism: A 2024 Exhibition

A Berlin exhibition showcases over 260 women who resisted Nazi rule through diverse methods, from exile to active participation in assassination plots, highlighting their significant yet often overlooked contributions to the anti-Nazi movement.

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China Begins Construction of World's Largest Hydropower Dam on Yarlung Tsangpo River

China started building the world's largest hydropower dam on Tibet's Yarlung Tsangpo River, a project expected to generate 300 billion kWh annually but raising concerns in India and Bangladesh due to its impact on the Brahmaputra River.

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Japanese Ruling Coalition Loses Majority in Election Amid Rise of Right-Wing Populism

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ruling coalition lost its parliamentary majority on July 20th, 2024, due to gains by right-wing populist parties capitalizing on public discontent over stagnant wages, inflation, and increased immigration; Ishiba's position is precarious, facing potential no-...

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Russia Accuses Romania of Planning Attack, Amidst Confirmed Cyberattacks

Russia's ambassador to Romania accused Romania of planning to attack Russia, a claim amplified by Romanian politicians and online, while NATO and the EU confirmed ongoing Russian cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns targeting Romania.

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East-West Divide in European Women's Football Growth

Despite record-breaking ticket sales and increased prize money for the UEFA Women's EURO 2025, Eastern European countries lag behind in women's football development due to societal norms, historical political factors, and insufficient investment, hindering professionalization and growth.

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Merz's Vacation Begins Amidst Plummeting Approval Ratings and AfD Surge in Germany

A new RTL/ntv poll reveals German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's approval rating at a mere 32%, while the AfD is now tied with the CDU at 25%, and the governing coalition's approval has dropped to 38% from 45% in February. 54% of Germans believe the country's situation will worsen in the coming years.

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Ukrainian Military Conscription System Fails to Screen Out Soldier with Mental Illness

A 28-year-old Ukrainian man, Vasyl, with a documented history of mental illness since 2015, was conscripted into the military despite his condition, highlighting systemic flaws in the conscription process and raising concerns about the well-being of soldiers.

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Trump's Tariff Strategy: Revenue Surge Amidst Global Uncertainty

President Trump's reliance on tariffs as a primary tool to protect US interests, despite criticism, resulted in significant revenue increases but also market uncertainty and global tension, potentially leading to economic slowdown.

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Reduced Inequality
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€631 Billion Investment Pledge to Resurrect German Economy

Sixty-one leading German companies announced a €631 billion investment plan over three years to revitalize the German economy, following a period of recession and low investment rates, driven by a new government's focus on economic growth and substantial government investment.

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Romania Strengthens Moldova Ties Amidst Pro-Russian Sanctions

Romania's Foreign Minister visited Moldova, reaffirming support for EU accession amidst sanctions against pro-Russian figures and focusing on energy independence via the Isaccea-Vulcănești-Chișinău power line, to be operational before the next heating season, bypassing Transnistria.

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