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15 Mar
If all goes well, Nigerian singer Ebaide Joy will be be the first African woman to ride from Kenya to Nigeria on a motorcycle. DW met up with her just before she set off on her adventure.
13 Mar
After “Oppenheimer”’s success at the Oscars, we take you to the film's shooting location in New Mexico that is thought to have inspired the man now known as “the father of the atomic bomb”.
12 Mar
On this week's music show we welcome Pascal Danaë, the singer of French blues rock trio Delgrès. They have just released their third studio album, which is infused with the band's Creole héritage, but more grounded in mainland France.
12 Mar
News agencies worldwide scrapped the photo following concern it had been manipulated – and though the photograph was meant to relieve public speculation about her health, the alterations on the image have inadvertently triggered more questions.
11 Mar
Hollywood's glitterati gather on Sunday to celebrate the best performances in film at the annual Academy Awards, a ceremony expected to turn into a toast to blockbuster atomic bomb drama "Oppenheimer." Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel returns for the fourth time to emcee the film industry's highest honors from the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. The live broadcast on ABC starts at 4 p.m. PDT (2300 GMT), an hour earlier than usual.
11 Mar
John Cena presented at the Oscars naked with just an envelope to cover his modesty as part of a sketch that called back to a streaker interrupting the ceremony in 1974.
10 Mar
"The Zone of Interest," about Auschwitz commander Rudolf Höss and starring Oscar nominee Sandra Hüller, takes the unspeakable to a whole new level.
10 Mar
As countries around the world mark International Women’s Day, we speak to two Afghan women who fled Kabul as soon as the Taliban came to power in August 2021.
9 Mar
Rolling past castles, vineyards and impressive rock formations: DW reporter Hannah Hummel travels along the Rhine River by train. The route between Cologne and Mainz is considered Germany's most scenic railroad line.
9 Mar
Wearables and smartwatches can register cardiac arrhythmia and warn of major illnesses. Meet a man who was saved from a serious condition by his smartwatch.
9 Mar
The city's mayor, Sadiq Khan spoke before switching on the lights, saying the light display was about celebrating London's diversity.
9 Mar
Oprah Winfrey will explore weight-loss drugs in 'An Oprah Special: Shame, Blame and the Weight Loss Revolution', her first primetime TV special in three years.
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Studying microbes at crime scenes could aid forensic pathologists in better determining potential suspects and confirming or refuting alibis in suspected murder cases, particularly when the time of death is unclear.
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Clashes between the Sudanese army and its rival paramilitary have killed at least 25 civilians in the North Darfur town of El-Fasher, a pro-democracy lawyers committee said Tuesday. FRANCE 24's Olivia Bizot reports from Nairobi, Kenya.
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Croatia is holding polls marked by a bitter campaign between the present heads of state and government as candidates. The elections could determine whether the EU nation moves toward Moscow or remains pro-West.
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Millions of people were under extreme weather warnings in Pakistan. At least 50 people were killed by lightning and thunderstorms across the country in the last four days.
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A Kenyan national flag flies at half mast in Nairobi on April 19, 2024, in honor of its defense chief General Francis Omondi Ogolla and nine other senior military officers who were killed in a helicopter crash.
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Three French diplomats were given 48 hours to leave Burkina Faso on Thursday after being declared persona non grata by the ruling junta. The trio have been accused of "subversive activities", allegations that Paris denies. Relations between the two countries have been unravelling since 2022, when Burkina Faso saw its second coup in less than nine months.