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Pakistan: Islamist militants kill 16 security personnel
An overnight raid by Islamists on a Pakistani army outpost near the border with Afghanistan left 16 security personnel dead.
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Magdeburg Christmas market car-ramming death toll rises to 5
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited Magdeburg on Saturday after a car drove into a crowd of people at a Christmas Market. Five people died in the attack. DW has the latest.
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DRC vs. Apple: The stakes of the 'conflict minerals' case
The Democratic Republic of Congo accuses Apple of using minerals sourced from illegal mining. DRC communities affected by illicit mining explore the potential ramifications of a victory against the US tech giant.
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What we know about the Magdeburg attack suspect
Four people were killed and scores more injured when a car plowed into revelers at a Christmas market in Germany. A man taken into custody at the scene is reportedly a critic of Islam and AfD supporter.
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Missile fired from Yemen hits Israel, injures 16
A missile fired from Yemen struck an area of ​​Tel Aviv overnight, lightly injuring 16 people. The attack came less than two days after a series of Israeli airstrikes on Yemen.
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US avoids shutdown with last-minute funding bill
The US House and Senate have passed a governement funding bill that will prevent a government shutdown.
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Israel has new Middle East bargaining chip in Golan Heights
Does Israel's seizure of Syrian territory serve temporary security goals? Or is it a permanent land grab that might thwart future friendly ties with Syria's new rulers and diplomatic relations with other Arab countries?
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Australia: Bushfires burn out of control in Victoria
Firefighters were trying to tame bushfires in the Australian state of Victoria on Saturday. Authorities have called on hundreds of residents in the affected region to flee.
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Macron in hot water for berating hecklers in Mayotte
French President Emmanuel Macron told hecklers they were "lucky to be in France." Critics called the words unpresidential, Macron said they were directed at hard-core National Rally supporters insulting the state.
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Magdeburg: Multiple deaths, dozens injured in Christmas market attack
Saxony-Anhalt Premier Reiner Haseloff said police arrested a Saudi national thought to have driven a car into a crowd of people. Two people were killed and dozens were injured, some of them seriously, Haseloff said.
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Germany: Car driven into crowd at Magdeburg Christmas market
At least two people have been killed, according to the head of the state government. Police have taken a Saudi national into custody.
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Volkswagen plant closures, layoffs averted, says union
The German automaker had floated plans to shut as many as three factories and carry out mass job cuts.
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Italy: Salvini acquitted in refugee kidnapping trial
A court in Sicily has cleared former Interior Minister Matteo Salvini of wrongdoing in a case over the fate of 160 refugees whom he refused entry into Italy. The far-right politician said he was proud to "defend Italy."
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Trump tells EU: Import more US oil and gas or face tariffs
The US president-elect wants the 27-member EU to reduce its trade gap with Washington by buying more oil and gas from the United States.
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What next for Romania after its recent electoral chaos?
Frustration and disappointment about a lack of change bolstered Calin Georgescu's recent electoral win. But the country's mainstream parties don't seem to have learned anything from his shock success.
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German politicians criticize Musk backing for far-right AfD
After Elon Musk posted his support for Germany's far-right AfD, the party's leader Alice Weidel expressed her gratitude. Other German lawmakers have criticized "interference" in the country's upcoming federal elections.
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Sahel juntas make life more difficult for human rights NGOs
NGO's are a thorn in the side of West Africa's military regimes. Their critical reports on human rights are inconvenient for the junta leaders. In return, the military say such reports damage national security.
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What does a US government shutdown actually mean?
The United States is facing yet another government shutdown — this time right before Christmas. What happens and who is impacted when the government stops paying?
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India and China's path to lasting border peace
India and China have renewed efforts to normalize relations, emphasizing peace and stability along their contentious border. Fresh talks signal a commitment to resolving disputes and fostering cooperation.
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Thailand hosts ASEAN talks over Myanmar civil war
Myanmar's bloody civil war has intensified over the past year, with ethnic-minority rebels seizing vast swathes of territory from the military junta.
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Survey: Germans fear Russia — and political instability
People in Germany fear Russian President Vladimir Putin will attack other countries after his invasion of Ukraine. And they are in favor of a change of government in their own country, a new poll shows.
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