Deutsche Welle (English edition) - 2022-11-19

• Schengen states extend border checks, ignoring EU court
• 'She Said': German director portrays the research that led to #MeToo
• Evidence of cooking 780,000 years ago rewrites human history
• Claims of increased wolf attacks in Slovakia divide opinion
• Russia pushes military diplomacy in Africa amid Ukraine war
• Netherland­s summons Russian ambassador over MH17
• North Korean fires suspected ICBM
• Germany: Bullet holes found at synagogue in Essen
• Germany: Major train route blocked after tanker crash
• Canadian man charged with Haiti coup plot
• Italy's ex-PM Berlusconi acquitted in bribery case
• US basketball star Griner begins serving sentence in Russian penal colony
• Germany will legalize cannabis — but nobody knows when
• Understand­ing Germany's complex public broadcasti­ng system
• Cum-ex fraud case causes a headache for Germany's Olaf Scholz
• Will Sweden's fear of Russia force concession­s to Turkey?
• Things to know about Germany's socialist Left Party
• What now for the Nordic NATO bids?
• How Russia could get away with attacks on Ukraine hospitals
• Is NATO finally in Finland's future?
• NATO's 'high readiness' under high pressure from Russia
• Gun control and firearms possession in Germany
• Who is Germany's Annalena Baerbock?
• NATO-Russia talks: Starting point or standoff?
• German federalism: COVID challenges the system
• EU security strategy gets an overhaul — but will it really be an upgrade?
• Will the global housing bubble burst?
• Sanctions: Russia's commercial airlines face a slow death
• Elon Musk issues Twitter ultimatum amid Tesla earnings trial
• FTX new CEO says crypto platform's collapse 'unpreceden­ted'
• G20: Indonesia ushers bloc into an era of emerging economies
• Qatar World Cup will be the most expensive of all time
• Fukushima fears aside, Japan still depends on nuclear power
• Germany opens first quay to import liquefied natural gas
• Germany bets on global green hydrogen economy
• Opinion: Biden-Xi G20 meeting a big stride forward
• Elon Musk's Tesla pay package challenged in court
• FIFA keeps World Cup sponsors on board despite LGBT and worker abuses
• Germany must 'be more careful' with China, Habeck tells DW
• What a carbon tax for the superrich could look like
• UK economy contracts amid recession fears
• EU says eurozone set to fall into recession this winter
• Fact check: Are press in World Cup host Qatar truly free?
• Alcohol banned at World Cup stadiums in Qatar
• Theranos fraud: Holmes to serve 135 months in prison
• Donald Trump probes to be handled by special counsel
• Sudan's difficult path to postcoup democratic transition
• Turkey arrests 17 over Istanbul bombing
• Malaysia elections: What you need to know
• Illegal migration puts Slovakia into Schengen isolation
• Myanmar: Freed filmmaker Toru Kubota returns to Japan
• Iran protesters set fire to Khomeini's ancestral home
• Twitter employee exodus as Musk locks office over weekend
• India launches first privately made space rocket
• World Cup deaths: How and why do inaccurate figures spread?
• Germany's swift and somewhat chaotic World Cup training camp
• Opinion: Infantino's FIFA — few ethics, lots of money
• Does profession­al football cause testicular cancer?
• No sign of World Cup anticipati­on in Iran
• Füllkrug the difference in flat Germany World Cup warmup
• Mick Schumacher cut from Haas team after 2022 F1 season
• Fact check: How many people have died for the Qatar World Cup?
• Reus, Mané and Nkunku lead World Cup absentee list
• Kamila Valieva doping scandal: What you need to know
• Stars to watch out for at the 2022 World Cup
• Qatar World Cup a step on the road for Germany
• Germany make small gains from unwanted USA trip
• Kovac building solid foundation­s at Wolfsburg
• Hofmann stakes his claim as Gladbach win Battle of Borussias
• Bayern's Germany core sign off on a high
• 2022 World Cup: Jamal Musiala ready to shine in Qatar

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