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Beijing’s gold purchases reflect a shift away from reliance on US dollar assets, experts say.
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Beijing’s gold purchases reflect a shift away from reliance on US dollar assets, experts say.
As the US attacks the ICC, Kuala Lumpur welcomes a leader the court’s prosecutor wants arrested.
US and Russia each have more than 4,000 warheads. China set to catch up with them within five years, Trump says.
Artificial intelligence is changing the way Indian workplaces operate, raising questions about productivity, skills and entry-level jobs.
Germany's parliament has backed a plan to help children save for retirement from the age of six. Meanwhile, Jewish students report death threats after they confronted a far-right lawmaker. DW has the latest.
Forged signatures and thumbprints - even of dead and fictitious people - allegedly used to obtain land for bauxite mine.
Fashion can absolutely be political, when it shapes identities and questions the balance of power. With his label Maxhosa Africa, South Africa's Laduma Ngxokolo is determined to put the continent in the spotlight. In Paris, Jacques Logoh, designer and founder of Togo's International Fashion Festival, gives African…
Countries along NATO’s eastern flank growing increasingly concerned about the risk of escalation of the war in Ukraine.
The first confirmed Ebola cases in Kenya have raised urgent questions about the country's public health preparedness and border controls. But the health ministry says there is no need for panic.
Citing problems with the data transmission network, Italian authorities have drastically reduced the volume of flights in their airspace. The ENAV authority ruled out malicious activity and said flights remained safe.
The two countries said the agreement aimed to safeguard Europe's automative industry, encouraging development and research. Car makers in Europe have so far struggled to compete with Chinese electric car companies.
It is Palestine’s olive harvest, but settlers have set their trees and vehicles on fire.
It is the first time the president has addressed nuclear weapons, but he didn't deny US could use 'mother of all bombs'.
The decree covers a flooring manufacturer, a paper packaging firm, a hygiene products maker, and two metal- and plastic-packaging companies, all of which continued operating in Russia after the all-out invasion of Ukraine in early 2022.
The UN is warning that nearly one million displaced Palestinians face flooding risks as winter approaches.
Images from New Zealand aerial survey of Nikumaroro in 1938 offer new clues over aviator’s disappearanceA New Zealand museum has released nearly 50 photos from a 1938 aerial survey of the island where Amelia Earhart is believed to have crash-landed, offering amateur sleuths new evidence to scour for traces of the…
As violent spirits are unleashed in Sky’s Possession, observers see confident creatives reclaiming the island’s narratives in a form of ‘cultural reparation’ A woman opens a 300‑year‑old box, unleashing a violent spirit – it is the spirit of colonialism and oppression roaring back to life. It is a pivotal scene in…
The SIR is disenfranchising marginalised communities and advancing the Hindu nationalist project.
Mansour Abbas, a dentist-turned-lawmaker, helped oust Benjamin Netanyahu once before. Now, he and a Jewish ex-police commander have teamed up to try to do it again.
Sanae Takaichi said she has a busier schedule than her male predecessors, a nod to the disproportionate share of household tasks in Japan that fall to women.
Two US aircraft carriers are in the Arabian Sea, tanker sorties over the region are running 50% above September’s rate and Trump has not ruled out intensified strikes after November’s midterm elections.
Joshua Foster will have to pay 3,000 euro (£2,500), a judge in Paphos rules.
To train artificial intelligence models, millions of physical books are being digitised and destroyed. Our colleagues at France 2 investigate this controversial practice and the risk of seeing many rare second-hand books disappear forever.
A teenager shot and killed three children and a teacher on Thursday at an elementary school in the US state of Oregon, police said, adding the assailant was later killed by an armed bystander who pursued him into the building. Officers rushed to Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, a city of about 100,000 in the nation's…