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A Dutch court has delivered its long-awaited verdict over the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17. The plane was blown out of the sky in July 2014 over eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board. Go to article
The main trial in the case of the Boeing 777 shot down over eastern Ukraine has come to a close in the Netherlands.
Germany is deciding whether to completely pull out of the UN's MINUSMA peacekeeping mission in Mali.
Authorities continue to clamp down on activists in Thailand calling for reform to draconian lese majeste laws. Public interest has waned, and prominent activists say they are heavily monitored.
The top EU court found that Germany, Denmark and other Schengen states have no legal basis for extending border checks.
The misfired projectile that fell in Przewodow, Poland, probably came from the S-300 defense system. What is the system and why is it error-prone?
A Ukrainian official reported that Kherson had been the site of torture at a "horrific" scale. DW has the latest.
The blaze broke out at the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, according to emergency officials.
John Ray III said the trading firm was poorly regulated in the Bahamas, where it is headquartered.
Negotiators are deadlocked in talks on establishing a fund to help poorer countries deal with climate disasters.
Brazilian president-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva attends UN climate talks promising "zero deforestation" in Amazon.
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As nations and private companies plan for more space exploration, what legal claims can they make on the moon?
The launch of the uncrewed Artemis I mission marks the beginning of a long journey to put humans back on the moon.
Germany’s training camp served its purpose, but can they learn the lesson from their time in Oman?
Gianni Infantino running unopposed for FIFA's presidency is an indictment, but also shows the state of world football.
Alleged fatalities linked to the World Cup vary depending on definition, yet some figures have spread more than others.
Expecting about 1.2 million visitors, Qatar has recruited guards from foreign armed forces and security contractors.
Disability football is popular in Ghana, but the players say they want the same attention as the national football team.
Qatar has been heavily criticized over human rights. Who is performing at the opening ceremony is still unclear.
