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10 Oct
Images and videos have flooded social media showing the Hamas attacks on Israel and vice-versa. We tell you which images are real and which are fake in this edition of Truth or Fake.
10 Oct
Traditionally, Moscow enjoys good relations with Israelis and Palestinians. The foreign ministry has condemned the escalation of violence in the Middle East, which pro-Kremlin observers are blaming on the West.
10 Oct
A video circulating on X, as well as several Russian media claims Olena Zelenska’s Russian passport was discovered in a raid of the couple’s flat in occupied Crimea. However there are several inconsistencies suggesting its inauthenticity, including the photograph and serial number. Vedika Bahl explains in this edition of Truth or Fake
10 Oct
Autocracies are using their majority on the UN Human Rights Council to shield each other from oversight. China, for example, has tapped old allies and new economic partners to evade criticism for documented abuses.
10 Oct
After Hamas's attack on Israel, a focus on the normalization of relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia has been replaced by renewed Arab support for Palestinians and growing calls for a two-state solution.
10 Oct
At least 30 people have been killed in landslides caused by heavy rains in Cameroon's capital Yaoundé, the emergency services have said. A local radio station put the death toll at 40, saying that many people are still missing.
10 Oct
A US delegation met with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss relations between the superpowers. Sanctions and spying as well as economic and geopolitical disputes have caused tensions for the two.
10 Oct
Hundreds of thousands of people fled Russia in 2022, after it invaded Ukraine and announced a mobilization. Since then, some have returned but not necessarily forever. DW spoke to a few of them.
10 Oct
For a long time, Fuád Lawal had difficulties getting simple information about Nigeria’s history online, until a work trip in 2019 when he stumbled upon 1980s newspapers in the Usman Dan Fodio university library in Sokoto, Nigeria.
10 Oct
How can a much bigger European Union function effectively? Will key national interests be overridden for the benefit of collective decision-making? How should European institutions and budgets adapt to a union of more than 30 members? These are some of the big questions that European leaders are currently mulling over.
9 Oct
State election vote projections in Germany show the conservative CDU and CSU parties were the day's winners, with losses for Chancellor Scholz's governing coalition. The far-right AfD, meanwhile, has gained ground.
9 Oct
DW's Jochen Rosenkranz was in Tel Aviv when Israel was attacked by Hamas terrorists. As the rockets rained down, he witnessed a city paralyzed and met people shaken to their very core.

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