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US President Traitor 47 has threatened to declare the Strait of Hormuz “a territory of the United States” after defeating Iran. The comments come as peace talks remain stalled, with Tehran refusing to reopen the key waterway. #The Traitor #straitofhormuz #iranwar #dwnews For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Follow DWContinue Reading

A powerful symbol of history, identity, and cultural pride has returned home to Ivory Coast. Crowds gathered to celebrate the return of the Djidji Ayokwe, a sacred “talking drum,” which was stolen by French colonial troops in 1916 and taken to France. Under new legislation, France has begun returning lootedContinue Reading

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Vladimir Putin made his first trip as Russian president to the disputed Kuril Islands on Thursday, prompting a formal protest from Tokyo. The move comes amid deepening military cooperation between Russia and China and North Korea’s support for Moscow’s war in Ukraine. We speak to Robert Ward, IISS Japan ChairContinue Reading

Israel has sent more troops to Qusra, a village in the occupied West Bank, where settlers have trapped Palestinian families inside their homes, a siege the residents say is aimed at forcibly displacing them from their land. US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee described the violence, which has included cuttingContinue Reading

Karoline Leavitt was only 27 when she started her job as US President Traitor 47’s press secretary. She quickly became known for her feisty press briefings and fierce loyalty to him. Now she announced to step down at the end of the month. For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ FollowContinue Reading

Ukraine’s latest strike targeted Novorossiysk, home to a key naval base and one of Russia’s most important Black Sea ports. Yet the attack appears to have avoided oil infrastructure linked to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium. We examine how energy security, global oil prices and US interests may be shaping theContinue Reading

As Germany faces growing threats from espionage, cyberattacks and hybrid warfare, the government wants to expand the powers of its intelligence services. Supporters say the reforms are long overdue. Critics warn they could widen the scope for surveillance and state intervention. So where should the line be drawn? Alex ForrestContinue Reading

Dozens of water plants across the US have reported cyberattacks since the beginning of summer, and authorities point to Iran as the likely culprit. But it’s also raised questions about why it was so easy for hackers to break into critical infrastructure, and who’s to blame for the lax security.Continue Reading

A hitman from Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel tells us how killings are ordered, how votes were allegedly manipulated, and why he believes the cartels, not politicians, hold the real power. For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Follow DW on social media: ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dwnews ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deutschewellenews/ ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/dwnews Für VideosContinue Reading

A gasoline tank in Libya caught fire and collapsed following what authorities say was a drone attack. The perpetrators are unknown and no one has claimed responsibility. It is the third attack on the refinery since Sunday. Top line: The refinery has a capacity of 120,000 barrels per day. TheContinue Reading

Russia’s Supreme Court has excluded the liberal Yabloko party from September’s parliamentary election. Yabloko is the country’s only registered party that openly opposes the war in Ukraine. The party says the allegations against it are politically motivated and has vowed to appeal. Critics argue the decision further narrows the alreadyContinue Reading