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Biden's administration labels Vladimir Putin a killer and accuses China of genocide against Uighurs.
Biden's first trip abroad features talks with Putin on Russia and China amid an exhausting schedule.
Ukraine's counteroffensive shows significant progress, impacting both sides in the conflict.
The British Army Chief warns of a clear threat from Putin, urging immediate action to prevent war.
Russian forces push in Eastern Ukraine as tensions rise between Moscow and Kiev.
Ukraine faces heavy casualties and potential loss of the Donbass region in the ongoing conflict.
A group of around 150 Chechen refugees protested in Vienna against the persecution of their countrymen under Ramzan Kadyrov's regime.
Watch Russian children train for the Special Forces in military camps starting at age ten.
Russia's gay community faces limited freedom and ongoing persecution despite recent reforms.
Crimea, a strategically important region, faces turmoil after its annexation by Russia.
Simon Ostrovsky covers the funeral of a Tatar man killed by Cossacks in Crimea's crisis.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and helped propel Vladimir Putin to the presidency amid a climate of fear.
A Right Sector member instigates a shootout, injuring three, prompting police action at Dnipro Hotel.
Mo Ibrahim examines Africa's governance challenges and the continent's neutrality on the Ukraine conflict, linking it to historical colonial injustices.
Dominic Raab states sanctions are not war, countering Putin's claims amid Ukraine conflict.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Donetsk residents demanding a referendum to join Russia.
This week, DW Business Special discusses globalization's future amid global tensions.
Europe faces heating challenges as Russia's gas supply remains uncertain this summer.
Estonia's transition to European Union membership since 2004 is examined through personal stories and societal changes, highlighting the integration of its Russian minority and economic growth.
Ramzan Kadyrov terrorizes the Chechen Republic with violence and oppression against LGBTQ+ people.
President Vladimir Putin has put Russia's nuclear forces on alert amid ongoing fighting in Ukraine and the announcement of potential peace talks.
Nick Conley reports from Ukraine on rising tensions and explosions near Kramatorsk.
Ukrainian forces have pushed back Russian troops, liberating towns and cities while residents recount their experiences of trauma and survival.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is entering a new phase, with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warning of further strikes on residential and government areas.
This Al Jazeera report details the ongoing quest for justice in the MH17 tragedy.
Michael Flynn, once a highly respected three-star general, was fired as National Security Advisor for lying about his contacts with Russian officials.
Ukrainian Marines in Crimea face tough choices amid Russia's military pressure and evacuation orders.
The IMF warns that Germany and Italy face recession as global growth declines in 2023.
Karim Amin's report shows young Ukrainians adapting to life in wartime.
A former Chinese colonel discusses Wang Yi's views on sovereignty at the Munich Security Conference.
Pinchas Goldschmidt discusses anti-Semitism in Putin's Russia with Tim Sebastian.
Mikhail Kasyanov discusses fears for his life amid Kremlin secrecy and political danger.
Fiona Hill warns of a renewed Russian assault on Kyiv and Putin's ongoing ambitions.
Forsaken Aleppo reveals the humanitarian crisis following the February 2023 earthquake.
French people face an important decision in the upcoming presidential election amid the Ukraine war.
Simon Mundy discusses Fusion Energy and the ITER project in France for clean energy solutions.
Ukrainians mark ten years since the Euro Maidan protests against Russia in Kyiv today.
General Petraeus discusses Ukraine's military strength and potential nuclear consequences for Russia.
The Russo-Georgian war in August 2008 lasted five days, claiming 850 lives and displacing many thousands, shaping Georgia's national identity today.
Germany backs down on its refusal and agrees to send weapons to support Ukraine's defense.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on the blockade of Ukrainian military in Crimea and the Slavutych battleship.
New legislation might signal an end to the war, says Donetsk Governor Taruta Deems.
The Q'eqchi Maya community fights against Solway's pollution and repression in Guatemala.
Putin's subdued Russian Victory Day on Red Square reflects waning public support for the war in Ukraine.
Lieutenant General Ben Hodges discusses Russia's attacks and the need for military aid to Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin's Russia faces criticism for religious discrimination reminiscent of the Tsarist era.
Rafi documents illegal logging in the Russian Far East and its impact on Walmart products.
Chinese state-owned companies, including Polygroup, continue to supply Russia with military-applicable goods, undermining Western sanctions amid the Ukraine conflict.
