Ethiopia braces for more fighting in the Tigray region - DW News.
Fighting between Ethiopian government forces and militants from the Tigray region has now lasted a year. The conflict threatens to widen as military clashes spread beyond the region.
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Suspected Russian agents accused of plans to sabotage German military facilities - DW News.
German prosecutors on Thursday said police in the Bavarian city of Bayreuth had arrested two men on suspicion of spying for Russia. The two are accused, among other things, of acting as agents for sabotage purposes and of preparing explosives, the...
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Why Georgia's 'foreign agent' law could dash the country's hopes of joining the EU - DW News.
Thousands of protesters rallied in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, for a third day on Wednesday after lawmakers advanced a controversial media bill which opponents fear will undermine the country's ambition of joining the European Union (EU). The p...
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How to strenghten Ukraine's air defense against Russian strikes? - To the Point.
Exposed and exhausted: things are getting worse on Ukraine’s eastern front as Russian troops advance and airstrikes pummel cities— especially Ukraine’s second-biggest, Kharkiv. Air campaigns are knocking out Ukrainian energy facilities, and Ukrain...
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Buenos Aires law students protest against budget cuts - DW News.
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Why Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jews might soon have to serve in the military - DW News.
Since Israel’s founding, ultra-Orthodox Jews in the country have been exempt from serving in the military so they can better devote themselves to religious study. Today they number some 66,000 but last month, Israel's top court effectively lifted ...
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