Deutsche Welle (English edition) - 2022-01-24

• Afghanista­n: Taliban envoys start talks in Norway
• A brief history of Afghan women's rights
• Taiwan detects 39 Chinese warplanes, scrambles jets
• German navy chief Schönbach resigns over comments on Putin, Crimea
• Turkish women protest: 'Sanitary products are not a luxury'
• UK warns of Russian 'plot' to replace Ukraine government
• India: Community health workers bear brunt of COVID efforts
• COVID-19: African scientists say 'mild omicron' could end pandemic
• Could there be a needle-free COVID vaccine?
• Armenian president resigns, citing lack of powers
• Ukraine: US orders families of embassy staff to evacuate
• Israel to probe purchase of German submarines under Netanyahu
• French surgeon tries selling Bataclan victim's X-ray as an 'NFT'
• Stowaway survives flight from South Africa to Amsterdam
• COVID digest: New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern tightens curbs and calls off wedding
• Syria: Deadly fighting continues after 'Islamic State' prison break
• German federalism: COVID challenges the system
• Who is Germany's Annalena Baerbock?
• EU security strategy gets an overhaul — but will it really be an upgrade?
• Italy: Palermo puts migrant children center stage
• Afghanista­n's repressed minority faces a hostile Taliban
• Afghanista­n: What does NATO withdrawal mean for India?
• Commercial space cowboys reach for the stars
• Jordan and the US: An alliance too important to fail
• Davos: IMF chief says world must 'spend billions' to 'gain trillions'
• Europe's gas crisis: Could LNG help boost energy security?
• 5 reasons why oil prices could soon hit $100 a barrel
• Germany: Soaring inflation will hit the most vulnerable
• Puerto Rico: Judge approves plan to resolve bankruptcy battle
• Russia sanctions: How to punish Moscow over Ukraine threat?
• Davos: China's Xi Jinping warns against 'hegemony and bullying'
• Oxfam: 10 richest men in the world doubled wealth amid COVID pandemic
• Airbus and Boeing face new competitio­n from China and Russia
• As kids learn English, France runs short on German teachers
• AFCON 2021: Nigeria's Super Eagles exit the room
• An uneasy calm as Kazakhstan returns to normalcy
• Opinion: Why 2022 will be critical for Jews in Europe
• Peru declares 'environmen­tal emergency' after oil spill
• Italy: Silvio Berlusconi drops presidenti­al bid
• Turkey: Journalist jailed on suspicion of insulting Erdogan
• Germany rejects arms deliveries to Ukraine, but will send field hospital
• COVID: Do multiple boosters 'exhaust' our immune response?
• Earth's core may be cooling faster than scientists thought
• How does an underwater volcano form?
• Help, my child is a narcissist!
• Multiple sclerosis caused by Epstein-Barr-Virus — study
• Dementia: A sharp rise in cases expected — how to avoid being one of them
• Deltacron: New COVID variant or lab mistake?
• Bundesliga: Diaby crashes Pepi party as Leverkusen march on
• Malen magic masks Borussia Dortmund deficienci­es
• From 'ice warriors' to commercial winter mountainee­ring
• Together forever: The football fans devoted even in death
• From sports stars to exiles: Belarusian athletes on life abroad
• German Cup: Union cement status as undisputed kings of Berlin
• Singer Meat Loaf dies at 74
• Why some German church windows depict Hitler
• Amanda Gorman: A year after 'The Hill We Climb'
• Dutch museums open as salons to protest COVID rules
• German actor Hardy Krüger dies at 93
• What Holocaust remembranc­e work means today

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