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Spain fines Airbnb as fight against housing prices continues
Madrid said the €64 million fine is due to rentals' licensing issues as the country continues to battle its rising housing costs. Airbnb said it will appeal.
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Fact check: False claims flood internet after Bondi Beach shooting
After the Bondi Beach shooting in Sydney, false claims and AI-generated content are spreading online. DW debunks viral misinformation about the attack.
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Ukraine-US talks 'real chance for peace process' — Germany
Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Berlin for talks with Germany's Friedrich Merz and other European allies. European leaders proposed a multinational force to enforce a Ukraine peace deal. Follow DW for more.
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Bondi Beach attacks: What you need to know
Sixteen people attending a Hanukkah celebration in the Sydney beachside suburb of Bondi Beach were killed in a mass shooting that is now Australia’s most deadly terror attack.
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US: Director Rob Reiner, wife found dead in LA mansion
The son of Rob and Michele Reiner was arrested after the Hollywood director and his wife were found dead in Los Angeles. Authorities were probing an "apparent homicide."
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Louvre workers' strike turns away thousands of visitors
Employees say a series of recent high-profile incidents have highlighted how short staffed and badly managed the museum is. The strike left visitors to the famous Parisian museum disappointed.
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Medical experts are pushing back on new US vaccine policy
US health agencies under Robert F Kennedy Jr. and American medical groups are in conflict over childhood vaccination policy. At the heart of the clash is a long debunked, persistent myth about vaccine safety.
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Jimmy Lai verdict casts shadow over rule of law in Hong Kong
The conviction of Jimmy Lai, a prominent critic of China's leadership, on national security charges will have "a further chilling effect" on media freedom in Hong Kong, warn experts.
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Border clashes drive Thailand's election strategy
Deadly fighting with Cambodia fuels nationalist sentiment, reshaping Thailand's political landscape ahead of the February 8 vote.
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Why China's property crash must be kept top secret
As home sales continue to plummet, Beijing has curbed independent reporting of real estate figures. The gag order masks a deepening property slump that continues to erode household wealth and strain China's banks.