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Smoke rises from the scene of a blaze at a port following an Israeli attack, in Hodeida, Yemen, on July 20th, 2024

Red Sea shipping crisis worsens after Israel-Houthi attacks

A man gesturing at a container ship off the coast of Yemen

A man gesturing at a container ship off the coast of Yemen

Rising shipping costs hit global trade hard

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German rail firm Deutsche Bahn plunges deeper into red

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Reports & Analysis

Die Ukrainische Post macht eine Filliale in Berlin auf

Die Ukrainische Post macht eine Filliale in Berlin auf

Ukraine startup shakes up postal sevices in Europe

Ukraine startup shakes up postal sevices in Europe

With millions of Ukrainians having fled abroad, Nova Post aims to reconnect them with an affordable and fast service.

A Venezuelan flag flying over the piping of an oil facility

A Venezuelan flag flying over the piping of an oil facility

Can Venezuela finally reap its oil riches after election?

Can Venezuela finally reap its oil riches after election?

On the brink of an economic collapse after years of mismanagement, the oil-rich nation could have a brighter future.

An employee walks past a fuselage section under construction at Boeing's 787 Dreamliner campus in the US in 2023.

An employee walks past a fuselage section under construction at Boeing's 787 Dreamliner campus in the US in 2023.

Boeing dials down presence at UK air show

Boeing dials down presence at UK air show

In Farnborough, US planemaker Boeing has taken a subdued approach, focusing on orders rather than flashy displays.

Some women set up their oyster farms on the Gambian coast. Their constructions use bamboo sticks and oyster shells to imitate natural conditions.

Some women set up their oyster farms on the Gambian coast. Their constructions use bamboo sticks and oyster shells to imitate natural conditions.

Gambia: Women explore sustainable oyster farming

Gambia: Women explore sustainable oyster farming

The ingenious oyster farm giving a living to Gambia women and protecting mangroves.

A young woman among people protesting against mass tourism on Mallorca holds a sign that reads: "Your 'paradise' is our nightmare"

A young woman among people protesting against mass tourism on Mallorca holds a sign that reads: "Your 'paradise' is our nightmare"

Locals protest mass tourism in Spain

Locals protest mass tourism in Spain

Spain is projected to become the most visited country in the world. But locals aren't happy about that.

A dam under construction in Laos

A dam under construction in Laos

Is Laos facing a China debt trap?

Is Laos facing a China debt trap?

Laos' return on Chinese infrastructure investments has yet to overcome the small country's mounting debt problems.

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Cannabis Cowboys Podcast Teaser

Cannabis Cowboys Podcast Teaser

Cannabis Cowboys: DW podcast investigates big cannabis scam

An investment scam, missing millions, spies, aristocrats and whistleblowers. It's a perfect mess. It's Cannabis Cowboys.

Cannabis Cowboys: DW investigative true crime podcast drops

Cannabis Cowboys: DW podcast investigates big cannabis scam

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A worker at an Indian factory producing wind turbines

A worker at an Indian factory producing wind turbines

Can India's new budget tackle growing job crisis?

India is not generating enough jobs for its young population, and the 2024 budget aims to provide more opportunity.

A photo showing a 5G mobile data center in Frankfurt, Germany, belonging to network operator Vodafone

A photo showing a 5G mobile data center in Frankfurt, Germany, belonging to network operator Vodafone

Why Chinese technology set off alarm bells in Germany

Even as Germany seeks to restrict Huawei and ZTE, some are looking to work with Chinese firms in other critical areas.

Audi-Werk in Brüssel

Audi-Werk in Brüssel

Belgium in talks with Germany's Audi to save carmaking jobs

The German carmaker plans to close its Brussels plant due to a global decline in demand for high-end electric cars.

Many cars parked at the Bremerhaven auto terminal, from where they would be shipped

Many cars parked at the Bremerhaven auto terminal, from where they would be shipped

Would a Trump presidency hurt German firms?

The former president likes to slap massive tariffs on the foreign products that he thinks are a threat to US businesses

Traders selling mangoes at a market

Traders selling mangoes at a market

Nigerians struggle to make ends meet amid economic crisis

Economic challenges in Nigeria continue to cause hardship despite reforms being rolled out by the government.

A Chinese flag flaps in the wind in front of cargo containers on the dock of a Chinese port

A Chinese flag flaps in the wind in front of cargo containers on the dock of a Chinese port

Will China ever overtake the US economy?

China's ambition to be the world's largest economy has been dented by COVID-19, property woes and an aging population.

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Two men harvest cork from a tree

Two men harvest cork from a tree

In Portugal, cork is seen as a tree of the future

Cork has amazing natural properties and is a climate-friendly material. The big drawback is it grows very slowly.

An artificially generated imaged of the Icon of the Seas cruise ship

An artificially generated imaged of the Icon of the Seas cruise ship

Pollution at sea: How green are cruise ships really?

The cruise industry is booming. But what's driving the hype and how can cruising be made more sustainable?

People walk down a narrow street in Barcelona

People walk down a narrow street in Barcelona

Barcelona's plans to manage tourism angers residents

As tourist numbers surge, Barcelona residents ask why the Spanish city is hosting the America's Cup in August, too.

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