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The ceasefire deal says there will be a two-month halt to fighting between the Israeli military and the armed wing of the Hezbollah militant group in Lebanon. Photo: Reuters

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Israel-Lebanon ceasefire: Will it last?

From Gandhi to gangsters: Ben Kingsley at 80

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From Gandhi to gangsters: Ben Kingsley at 80

Gulf countries are planning some of the biggest solar projects in the world. Saudi Arabia’s $500 billion Neom project will have its own solar-fueled green hydrogen plant.
Photo: Picture Alliance / DW

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How the Gulf region is planning for a life after oil

Sketch: TBS

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Has Iran changed one year after the death of Jina Mahsa Amini?

Sketch: TBS

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Therapy on social media: How helpful is it?

The extent of the good relations between Saudi Arabia and China is also appreciated in Beijing. Photo: Reuters

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Saudi Arabia: Striving for a political pole position

The EU has pledged to send Ukraine 1 million rounds of ammunition within a year but the production capacity has yet to keep up with the commitment. Photo: DW

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Does Europe need to declare a 'wartime economy'?

Media companies are rushing to capture the youngest market of news consumers in the misplaced hope that this will ensure their survival. Photo: Bloomberg

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News firms are too obsessed with wooing the young

Encouraging companies to impose additional burdens on suppliers may not be beneficial for poor farmers. Photo: DW

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New supply chain laws shake suppliers in developing world

When the global elites meet in Davos to save the world, they mostly arrive by private jet.
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The global jet set feels the heat over climate change

Sketch: TBS

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What role do European volunteers play in Africa?

Policymakers are concerned that increased profit margins may have a big role to play in inflation. Photo: Reuters

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How company profits are keeping prices high

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How German are the British royals?