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From Guatemala to Panama: US affairs in Latin America
The US attack on Venezuela is part of a long history of military interventions and political influence by the United States in Latin America. Here are five such examples since World War II.
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Jack London felt 'Call of the Wild,' lived life of adventure
The Klondike gold rush, wolves in the Alaskan snow, adventures on the high seas: Jack London, author of "The Call of the Wild" and "The Sea Wolf," was born 150 years ago. DW looks at his life.
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Pakistan: Newlyweds among 8 killed in Islamabad explosion
Police said a gas explosion at a home following a wedding reception in Islamabad killed at least eight people, including the bride and groom.
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How AI can detect health risks — just from the way you sleep
A new artificial intelligence model in the United States, SleepFM, has found that patterns in human slumber can be used to predict a person's risk for about 130 diseases, including dementia and certain cancers.
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Iran: Protests persist as regime warns US, Israel of strike
Protests challenging the regime have continued in defiance of a clampdown by Iran's clerical rulers. The government has warned that it will hit nearby US bases and Israel if the United States strikes. DW has the latest.
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As China sales slow, can India drive German car growth?
For decades, German cars symbolized engineering perfection and economic power. Now sales are down as their key market, China, goes electric. India could fill some of that gap left by China, but it would be a tall ask.
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Germany news: Dobrindt vows to fight left-wing extremism
The interior minister says he will "hit back" at left-wing extremists, believed to have caused the Berlin blackout. Chancellor Friedrich Merz is heading for India. DW has more.
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For Germany and India, forging closer ties won't be easy
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is heading to India. In the face of US tariffs, Russian threats and an uncertain China, Germany is courting the Asian giant as a trading and geopolitical partner. But it's not so easy.
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German health minister rejects Robert Kennedy's COVID claims
The US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy has claimed doctors in Germany who issued COVID vaccine exemptions are facing legal action. German Health Minister Nina Warken has hit back vehemently at the accusations.
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Myanmar junta kicks off second phase of military-run election
Voting has resumed in Myanmar's multi-phase election, which the country's military junta is promoting as a return to democracy. Critics have derided the election as a sham by the junta to legitimize its rule.