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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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US Withdraws from Gaza Ceasefire Talks Amid Hamas Uncooperation

Following Hamas's uncooperative stance in ceasefire negotiations, the US withdrew its negotiating team from Doha, Qatar, leaving the fate of 50 remaining hostages uncertain and jeopardizing efforts for a 60-day truce.

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Kremlin Doubts Putin-Zelenskyy Summit Amidst Trump's Ultimatum and Starlink Outage

The Kremlin declared a Putin-Zelenskyy meeting within 30 days improbable, despite Kyiv's proposal and President Trump's 50-day peace deal ultimatum nearing its end. A major Starlink outage affected Ukrainian military communications, highlighting reliance on this technology amidst ongoing conflict. U...

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German Parliamentarian Resigns After Drawing Swastika on Ballot

Baden-Württemberg State Parliament Vice President Daniel Born resigned after admitting to drawing a swastika on an AfD candidate's ballot during a secret election for the Upper Rhine Council on Thursday, prompting a criminal complaint and condemnation from Parliament President Muhterem Aras.

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Zelenskyy Reverses Course, Seeks to Restore Independence of Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies

President Zelenskyy initially supported a bill that weakened Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies, but reversed course after protests and international criticism, introducing a new bill aiming to restore their independence. The new bill largely restores previous powers and autonomy but includes mandat...

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Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes Leave Eight Dead Amidst Political Turmoil

On July 24, 2025, fighting broke out on the Thai-Cambodian border, killing at least eight Thai civilians according to Thailand; Cambodia claims Thailand used fighter jets; the situation stems from long-standing border disputes and recent incidents, further complicated by Thailand's political instabi...

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Cum-Cum Tax Schemes Cost Governments Over €140 Billion

Tax schemes known as "cum-ex" and "cum-cum" have cost Germany an estimated €29 billion between 2000 and 2020, with global losses exceeding €140 billion, due to a legal loophole that allows financial institutions to claim multiple tax refunds on dividend payments.

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Iran Nuclear Talks: Sanctions Loom as Istanbul Meeting Begins

Representatives from Germany, France, and the UK meet Iranian counterparts in Istanbul on Friday to negotiate Iran's nuclear program; failure could trigger renewed sanctions, impacting Iran's economy and international relations, with uncertainty remaining about the program's status after recent atta...

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Olmert Condemns Netanyahu's Gaza Strategy, Calls for War Crimes Investigation

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert strongly criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the Gaza conflict, citing the rejection of a hostage release, the illegitimacy of the war, and the appalling 'Humanitarian City' plan as key failures.

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Kyiv Protest: 3,000 Demand NABU, SAP Independence Amidst Recess Concerns

On July 24, approximately 3,000 people protested in Kyiv against restrictions on the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP), demanding the swift passage of legislation restoring their independence, amid concerns about parliamentary recess...

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Germany Prioritizes Two-State Solution, Delays Palestinian State Recognition

Germany, aligning with France and the UK, prioritizes a ceasefire, hostage release, and improved humanitarian conditions in Gaza to achieve a two-state solution, while delaying Palestinian state recognition; this is contingent on Israel halting West Bank annexation attempts.

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Mixed Wall Street Close: Alphabet Soars, Tesla Disappoints

On July 24, 2025, Wall Street saw mixed results; the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs due to Alphabet's strong Q2 earnings ($96.428 billion, up 13.7%), while the Dow Jones fell 0.7% due to IBM's poor performance and Tesla's disappointing results (net income down 16%, to $1.172 billion, partly due...

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EU Approves €93 Billion Retaliatory Tariff List Against US

The EU believes a US tariff agreement is attainable, but member states approved a €93 billion retaliatory list against US goods, effective August 7th if negotiations fail; intensive talks continue.

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