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Treasures of Crimea: 'Scythian gold' on show in Kyiv
Disputed Crimea gold treasures returned to Ukraine
Crimea gold dispute reaches next level
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07/08/2024
July 8, 2024
Russia jails director, playwright for 'justifying' terrorism
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Reports & Analysis
Mozambican singer-songwriter Lenna Bahule, purely a cappella
Mozambican singer-songwriter Lenna Bahule, purely a cappella
Mozambican singer-songwriter Lenna Bahule makes music without musical instruments.
Explainer: Kiswahili — the language that unites Africa?
Explainer: Kiswahili — the language that unites Africa?
Turning Kiswahili, which is widely spoken in East Africa, into Africa's common language is proving challenging.
Pussy Riot founder channels her rage against Putin into art
Pussy Riot founder channels her rage against Putin into art
In Berlin for a performance, Pussy Riot's creator Nadya Tolokonnikova remains as defiant as ever against Putin's regime.
A sign against hatred: Potsdam's new synagogue opens
A sign against hatred: Potsdam's new synagogue opens
More than 80 years after Potsdam's synagogue was destroyed, a new synagogue has opened its doors.
Dealing with Holocaust trauma through music
Dealing with Holocaust trauma through music
"Silent Tears" features Holocaust survivors' poems set to music. The Yiddish-language album is now receiving an award.
In this AI age, I still write my own articles
In this AI age, I still write my own articles
It seems ideal. A computer spits out a text, you do a bit of editing and you're done. But there are a few catches.
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Film
Kate Winslet honored at Munich film festival
Celebrated at Filmfest München, the actress encouraged women to feel confident. She's known for her strong roles.
Arts
Cao Fei explores the metaverse
Chinese post-digital artist Cao Fei is pushing the boundaries between the virtual and real worlds.
Music
Soprano Pretty Yende goes from small town to world stage
This South African soprano sang at the coronation of Charles III, and is in demand on stages around the world.
Literature
Who was Franz Kafka and why is he more popular than ever?
Franz Kafka is one of the best-known German-language authors in the world, even though he has been dead for 100 years.
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'The other Berlin': A travel guide with a fresh take
'The other Berlin': A travel guide with a fresh take
Compact, comprehensive, multimedia: This travel guide, published in collaboration with DW, presents Berlin in a new way.
Oldest narrative cave art in the world found
Oldest narrative cave art in the world found
The cave painting in Indonesia dates back 51,200 years, making it the earliest known example of human storytelling.
What the earliest manuscript about Jesus' infancy reveals
What the earliest manuscript about Jesus' infancy reveals
A papyrus featuring a story about Jesus' childhood has triggered global fascination, but the gospel is not new.
Chef brothers maintain Rome's culinary traditions
Chef brothers maintain Rome's culinary traditions
In Rome, dishes such as deep-fried sheep brains aren't just a tradition — they're considered a delicacy.
Fighting Sinti and Roma stereotypes with art
Fighting Sinti and Roma stereotypes with art
With her textile collages, Malgorzata Mirga-Tas celebrates the identities of the ethnic minority.
A canvas for human-wildlife conflict
A canvas for human-wildlife conflict
Chuma Anagbado combines woodwork with high-precision technology and an unparalleled passion for innovation.
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In the spotlight
Pakistani author creates online Urdu content for children
A Pakistani writer has embarked on an interesting and much-needed project — digitizing stories for children in Urdu.
War in Ukraine: Oleg Sentsov's 'accidental' documentary
The Ukrainian director takes viewers inside the trenches of the war in Ukraine with his immersive documentary "Real."
Anne Applebaum wins German peace prize for 2024
Polish-American historian and journalist, Anne Applebaum has won the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade for 2024.
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Specials & Events
Meet the Germans: Explore the series
From beer to nudity and ridiculous grammar — we uncover the quirks and idiosyncrasies of the German culture.
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Living
As good as pizza? Lángos, Hungary's favorite street food
Lángos almost looks like a pizza. But the dough is not oven-baked, it's deep-fried.
Queer life around Berlin's Nollendorfplatz
The area around Nollendorfplatz in Schöneberg is considered the center of the LGBTQ+ scene with many bars and clubs.
Discovering Berlin's Museum Island
What the 5 outstanding museums on Museum Island have to offer.
This is how currywurst was invented
Currywurst is the classic Berlin street food. And the story of its creation is at least as good as the sausage itself.
The Berlin Wall Memorial: Understanding the city's division
Berlins Wall Memorial on Bernauer Straße brings the harrowing memories of the Wall's construction in 1961 back to life
Tenerife: Locals say mass tourism has reached breaking point
With too many tourists, locals find it hard to cope with the exorbitant cost of living.
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