South Africa bus crash leaves dozens dead - DW News.
45 people have been killed in South Africa's north after a bus plunged off a bridge and burst into flames. Officials say it was transporting pilgrims from neighboring Botswana to an Easter festival. An eight-year old child has been taken to hospital with severe injuries and is reported to be the only survivor.
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US announces new military aid package for Ukraine - DW News.
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Dozens killed across flood-hit East Africa - DW News.
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US Secretary of State Blinken visits China for tough talks - DW News.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has met with China's President on the third and final day of a visit fraught with tensions. The two nations disagree on a range of issues, from Ukraine to China's territorial claims. But Blinken stressed that i...
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NATO chief Stoltenberg in Berlin to discuss European security strategy and Ukraine support - DW News.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has hosted NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg for talks. The meeting was in preparation for the alliance's annual summit, which will be held in Washington in July. The pair discussed the war in Ukraine and how to...
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Victor Orban welcomes radical right in Budapest - DW News.
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