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Families living in temporary shelters in northern Nepal say safety and privacy remain out of reach as concerns about trafficking and abuse mount.

Spain's cabinet ministers said they have consensus on new measures to curb the housing crisis in the country after the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen last week from her apartment sparked protests.

From a former president to the ex-intelligence chief, Albania is prosecuting senior officials at a rate once thought impossible.

Israel's push to ban Arab parties from standing in the upcoming election has been called "another nail in the coffin of democracy."

Donald Trump's ban on nearly $1 billion worth of Canadian goods has come into force, further escalating a trade dispute between the longtime allies.

As the US completes its military withdrawal from Iraq, Baghdad declares a new era of sovereignty.

As the US completes its military withdrawal from Iraq, Baghdad declares a new era of sovereignty.

Over the past six years, COVID, two wars and Donald Trump's tariffs have shaken world trade.

Malaysia has started repatriating about 1,500 Myanmar nationals, defying warnings from the UN and rights groups.

Germany is rewriting the rules to attract data center investment from AI companies.

Spain's southern coast produces up to 25% of Europe's fruit and vegetables.

A major offshore oil project is opening a new front in the Falklands sovereignty dispute, with Buenos Aires threatening legal action and sanctions against companies involved.

The US government sees "the hand of a foreign actor" in the security scare at RAF Fairford, a hub for US heavy bombers in Europe.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his counterparts from five countries have threatened to withhold approval to the EU budget proposal unless it's cut by billions of euros.

The decision comes amid a broader push within the industry to slow the development of increasingly powerful and autonomous systems until safety measures can catch up.

Over 160 people were arrested and dozens injured after student protests in France descended into violence.

After confirming a rare meeting, Netanyahu's office has denied suggestions that the Israeli prime minister requested that Abu Dhabi deny reports that it had warned Israel about an impending Hamas attack in 2023.

The threat of secondary US sanctions is putting pressure on airports, fuel suppliers and aviation companies that service Iranian airlines.

The Council of Europe awarded human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh with the Vaclav Havel human rights prize.

A thick ash cloud from Mount Etna has been disrupting flights to Catania in Sicily for several days.

Starship is the biggest and most powerful spacecraft ever built and it is meant to support NASA's Artemis moon program.

Deniz Goktas was convicted of two of three charges, including "insulting" the president, but was released pending the appeal process.

Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty of major financial rule breaches.

COVID-19 vaccine maker BioNTech is to close three sites in Germany after efforts to find buyers failed.

Trucks, farms and industry are powered with diesel.

After defeat to Greece, Jürgen Klopp is confronted with the real challenge of his task as Germany head coach.

Ireland easily beat Israel in a Nations League fixture that 24 hours earlier appeared in doubt.

The Catholic saint renounced wealth and fame to become a mendicant friar.

In many major urban centers of Europe, the housing shortage has become an explosive social issue.

Germans used to be all about sausages and meat.

Massive data centers needed to run AI are triggering protests across Europe.

Drone explosions, airspace violations, arson attacks: Poland, Romania, and Moldova are now regularly targeted in Russian attacks against Ukraine.

The Russian government has stepped up its efforts to spread patriotic propaganda in schools.

Cultural and media professionals in Georgia remain under threat.

In a DW interview, Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius discussed threats to Lithuania from Russia and Belarus, NATO's need for stronger air defense and why military spending alone cannot ensure security.

The Bundesliga and three other leading European football leagues have said major reforms to world-governing body FIFA are "essential."

The Bundesliga and three other leading European football leagues have called for major reforms to the world-governing body FIFA.

The US has removed key sanctions on Eritrea as Houthi attacks disrupt Red Sea shipping and fighting escalates in Ethiopia's Tigray region.

A new report shows how in South Korea, women on average earn less and have fewer employment opportunities throughout their lives.

In under two years, Bulgaria has become one of the world's most battery-intensive energy markets.

Iran's president used his trip to New York this week for the UN General Assembly to signal openness to talks over the nuclear dispute.

The US president showcased White House construction projects and hosted a lavish dinner with tech CEOs, but the summit made little progress on key issues such as trade tensions and AI regulation.

The pope has landed in Paris, where he and President Macron will navigate the rules of religious state visits in secular France.

Volkswagen and its subsidiary Audi are to recall nearly a million vehicles in Germany due to a potential steering fault.

From cooler soil to paid grazing land, farmers are finding solar panels can do more than generate power.

The Cockroach party has urged India's opposition parties to stop contesting what it calls "rigged" elections and threatened nationwide protests over the Election Commission's voter-list revision.

German lawmakers hope to drive down fuel prices by cutting taxes on gas and diesel from October 1.

German lawmakers hope to drive down fuel prices by cutting taxes on gas and diesel from October 1.

German lawmakers hope to drive down fuel prices by cutting taxes on gas and diesel from October 1.

German lawmakers hope to drive down fuel prices by cutting taxes on gas and diesel from October 1.