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Turmoil in Niger: What are the coup leaders’ intentions?
The soldiers left the public in the dark as to whom they had chosen to lead the country. It apparently took two days of internal wrangling for them to...
Longboard larceny: She steals surfboards by the seashore. She’s a sea...
The culprit is a female sea otter, who accosts the wave riders, seizing and even damaging their surfboards in the process.
Turkish Surprise: What led to Erdogan’s NATO U-turn?
Puzzled by this move, Brussels rejected Erdogan’s demand, underlining that NATO and the EU are separate processes.
New tidings: Changing the culture at the World Bank
To tackle the challenges facing the World Bank, newly-appointed President Ajay Banga, must prove that the institution can become a vehicle for...
India: Young and restless
A question that crops up when such reports are released is whether India’s large population is advantageous to its economy, or whether its...
Garfunkel was right: Silence is a ‘sound’ you hear, study suggests
But simply asking “Can you perceive silence?” is a difficult question. So the two researchers, with Ian Phillips, a philosopher, asked a different...
Misinformation brigade: Why climate denial thrives online?
An anecdotal look at DW’s own Planet A TikTok channel shows comments that peddle outright denial, but also question solutions such as the transition...
Too Many Workers, or Too Few: India’s colossal employment challenge
In some places, educated youngsters are desperate for steady employment. In others, factory owners struggle to retain workers
