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Concerns raised over legality of Maduro's seizure
The United States' sudden capture and removal of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro likely broke international law, according to experts.
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Germany: State antisemitism commissioner's house attacked
Brandenburg's Andreas Büttner said a fire had been set next to his property. This was the second attack on the official in the past 16 months.
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Asylum applications in Germany down by half in 2025
The Interior Ministry attributed the drop in applications to stricter migration policies, but other factors also played a role.
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What's next for Venezuela oil after US ousts Maduro?
US President Donald Trump says now that Nicolas Maduro is gone, more US oil companies will enter Venezuela and spend billions revitalizing its oil industry. Several key questions have to be answered.
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At least 30 people dead in Nigeria 'bandit' attack
Several other people, including children, were kidnapped by "bandits" in Nigeria's Niger state.
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Greek aviation disrupted by radio communication issues
Airports in Greece suspended arrivals and departures amid radio frequency disturbances. Some flights resumed later in the day.
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Maduro ouster: US not at war with Venezuela, Rubio says
'We are at war against drug trafficking organizations, it's not a war against Venezuela,' US top diplomat Marco Rubio told NBC News. His comments come a day after US forces captured President Nicolas Maduro. Follow DW.
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Germany: Power back for some Berliners, but others freeze on
Some 7,000 households in the German capital have electricity once more after an outage caused by possible arson. But tens of thousands more might have to wait several days for power, amid freezing temperatures.
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South Korean president begins China state visit
President Lee's trip to Beijing marks the first by any South Korean leader in the last six years and comes amid heightened tensions over Taiwan.
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Myanmar to free thousands of prisoners in annual amnesty
The amnesty comes while Myanmar marks 78 years of indenpendence from Britain and as the junta stages its first election since the 2021 coup.