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Germany: Queer referee attacked after viral proposal

Referee Pascal Kaiser went viral after proposing to his boyfriend during a Bundesliga game. Then, the 27-year-old was attacked, though the motive is still unclear.

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US, Armenia sign nuclear deal during Vance visit

During a visit by Vice President JD Vance, the US and Armenia agreed to cooperate in the civil nuclear sector. Vance will also travel to Azerbaijan, hoping to finalize a peace deal.

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MSC braces for more of Trump's 'wrecking-ball politics'

Chairman Wolfgang Ischinger tells DW the 2026 Munich Security Conference comes when "obviously, trust has been damaged" by President Trump. But he also says US calls for a more "self-reliant" Europe are fair and overdue.

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UK: Keir Starmer clings on, party ally calls on him to quit

The Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has called on Starmer to quit. But the PM says he has no intention of stepping down, even as a second top aide in as many days falls on his sword.

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Sweden to raise hurdles to gaining citizenship

Starting in June, Sweden will require that people have lived in the country for 8 years, earn a modest income and pass a test to gain citizenship. Successive governments have tightened migration rules since 2016.

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Germany news: Carnival season set to generate €2 billion

Economists predict that an unusually short carnival season will still deliver a significant economic boost. Meanwhile, the trial resumes of a mother accused of hiding her daughter away for seven years. DW has the latest.

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Ukraine updates: Child killed in Russian drone strike

A mother and child were among the casualties of a Russian strike in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian man has been indicted in Germany for his alleged involvement in parcel bomb attacks. DW has more.

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Albania's judicial reform 10 years on: Hope without justice

In 2016, Albania launched a reform program aimed at strengthening its judiciary and making it a pillar in the fight against corruption. The murder of a judge last October has reignited the debate about this reform.

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Memorial for Swiss bar blaze victims catches fire

A makeshift memorial for the 41 people killed on News Years Eve at the resort inferno in Crans-Montana caught fire. The memorial site was a place for mourners to place candles, messages and plush toys.

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UK PM aide quits over pick of Epstein-linked US envoy

Keir Starmer's top aide Morgan McSweeney has quit amid fallout over the appointment of Britain's former US ambassador. Criticism has mounted as new details emerged of the appointee's links to Jeffrey Epstein.

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Germany's Aicher wins Olympic ski silver as Vonn crashes

Germany has earned its first medal of the Winter Games as Emma Aicher finished second in a tight downhill ski race. The event was disrupted after US skier Lindsey Vonn was airlifted away following a severe fall.

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Could Hungary win its case against the EU's Russian gas ban?

The EU has banned the import of all Russian gas by the end of 2027. Hungary is taking the matter to the European Court of Justice — and some legal experts think it might have a chance.

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Arrest in Dubai after shooting of Russian general — FSB

A Russian national has been detained in the United Arab Emirates in connection with Friday's shooting of military intelligence officer ⁠Vladimir ‍Alekseyev. The Kremlin blamed Ukraine for the attempted assassination.

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Milan: Protest ends in clashes near Olympic Village

Police used tear gas and water cannons on dozens of protesters near the Olympic Village in Milan. Protesters were demonstrating over the environmental impact of the games and also the presence of US ICE agents.

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Greenland, Denmark say US talks positive but future unclear

The foreign ministers of Greenland and Denmark say they hope to resolve the existential threat posed to both by US President Donald Trump's obsession with taking possession of the autonomous Arctic territory.

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Families call for truth on Kosovo War's missing people

Some 1,600 people are still missing from the Kosovo War, though it ended nearly three decades ago. Serbia has blocked efforts to shed light on their fates. But now, Kosovo and Serbia's joint commission has finally met.

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France: Ex-minister Jack Lang resigns amid Epstein probe

Before resigning from a leading Paris cultural center, Lang said the probe against him was "baseless." His name appeared more than 670 times in the files relating to the late, disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

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Italian police probe 'sabotage' on rail lines to Olympics

Three incidents of damage to rail infrastructure around Bologna in northern Italy are being investigated. Authorities said journeys to day one of the Winter Olympic Games have been disrupted.

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Article 42.7: Are EU states compelled to collective defense?

EU member states are legally obligated to provide mutual assistance under Article 42.7 of the bloc’s treaties. But are states ready to honor that promise in the event of an attack?

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Pingtok: Teenagers taking drugs on TikTok

Under the hashtag #Pingtok, teenagers film themselves getting high, connect with dealers and reach millions on TikTok. How dangerous is the social media trend?

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Ukraine updates: Russia strikes war-hit nation’s power grid

Russian strikes target energy infrastructure across Ukraine, knocking out power, damaging power plants and deepening winter hardship. Meanwhile, Trump wants the war to end by June, Zelenskyy says.

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Norway crown princess apologizes to royals for Epstein ties

Mette-Marit's relationship with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein comes as her son faces trial for rape and assault. The Epstein scandal is also affecting high-profile politicians in other European countries.

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Greenland: Canada, France open consulates in Nuuk

As the US needles EU and NATO allies with threats of taking Greenland from Denmark, Canada and France are opening new consulates on the Arctic island. Ottawa and Paris both say they want to boost Arctic security.

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European nations gear up to ban social media for children

Some experts have questioned how such a ban would actually work. Meanwhile, the EU's flagship digital law is seen to be flailing in its response to large online platforms.

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EU says TikTok's 'addictive design' harms children

European Union regulators released preliminary findings that TikTok's constant flow of content puts users' brains into "autopilot mode." The social network has strongly rejected the accusations.

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