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German Court Ruling Opens Door for Migrant Deportations to Greece
A recent court decision in Germany has stirred debate and raised concerns among human rights organizations regarding the potential deportation of migrants back to Greece
Taiwan Activist's Nazi Display Sparks International Condemnation
TAIPEI – A political activist in Taiwan is facing widespread condemnation after brandishing Nazi symbols during a public appearance, drawing swift rebuke from German and Israeli representatives in Taiwan, as well as Taiwan's own Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Namibia Grapples with Lingering Legacy of Colonial-Era 'Red Line'
Namibia, a nation celebrated for its independence and progress, continues to wrestle with the enduring implications of a relic from its colonial past: the "Red Line." This veterinary cordon fence, established during the German colonial era and reinforced under South African rule, physically and symbolically divides the country, raising questions about economic equity, historical justice, and national unity
German Firms Eye Bangladesh as Trade Winds Shift
Bangladesh, a rising manufacturing hub in South Asia, is attracting increased interest from German companies amidst a volatile global trade landscape
Earthquake Relief in Myanmar Crippled by Airstrikes, Aid Blockage
YANGON, Myanmar – A 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck central Myanmar on March 28 has left a trail of devastation, with the death toll exceeding 3,000 and thousands more injured and displaced
French-Algerian Ties Severed as Diplomatic Crisis Spirals
A deepening diplomatic crisis between France and Algeria has led to a series of escalating actions, threatening to unravel months of attempted reconciliation between the two nations
Trump's Trade War Threatens to Upend Germany's Economic Model
Germany, long a bastion of export-led growth, is facing a significant challenge to its economic model as a result of renewed trade tensions under a potential second Trump administration
Gaza a 'Mass Grave' for Palestinians, Says Doctors Without Borders
Gaza City – The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached a catastrophic level, with the medical aid organization Doctors Without Borders (MSF) declaring the region a "mass grave" for Palestinians and those attempting to provide assistance
Brazil's Paradox: A Nation Rich in Water Faces Recurring Crises
Brazil, a country often perceived as having abundant water resources, grapples with recurring water crises that impact its economy, environment, and population
EU Unveils New "Safe Country" List, Tightening Asylum Rules
Brussels – The European Union has announced a new list of seven countries deemed "safe countries of origin," a move designed to expedite the processing of asylum applications and increase the rate of returns for individuals from those nations
Maldives Bans Israelis in Protest of Gaza War
The Maldives, a luxury tourist destination known for its pristine beaches and secluded resorts, has banned Israeli passport holders from entering the country in a move demonstrating "resolute solidarity" with Palestinians amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza
UK Supreme Court Rules 'Woman' Means Biological Female Under Law
In a landmark decision with potentially far-reaching consequences, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that the term "woman" in the Equality Act 2010 refers to a biological female
Guirassy's Historic Hat-Trick Propels Dortmund, Shatters Champions League Records
Borussia Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy etched his name into Champions League history Tuesday night, delivering a stunning hat-trick against Barcelona and shattering multiple African records in the process
Meloni Seeks to Bridge US-Europe Divide in White House Visit
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is in Washington D.C
Berlin Doctor Faces Murder Charges in Multiple Patient Deaths
BERLIN – A Berlin doctor, initially arrested in August 2024 on suspicion of killing four elderly patients, now faces accusations of murdering a total of 10 patients and attempting to conceal evidence by starting fires in five instances, according to investigators