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Sabotage in the Baltic Attacks Expose Vulnerability of European Infrastructure

Attacks Expose Vulnerability of European Infrastructure - [M]: Danish Defence / Handout / AFP

Attacks Expose Vulnerability of European Infrastructure - [M]: Danish Defence / Handout / AFP

The search for the perpetrators has begun following Monday's sabotage attack on the Nord Stream pipelines. Which countries could have been behind it, and how secure is Europe's critical infrastructure at the bottom of the sea?

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Russia's Nuclear Threat Who's Bluffing Who? A DER SPIEGEL Editorial By Melanie Amann

Who's Bluffing Who? - Sean Gallup / Getty Images

Who's Bluffing Who? - Sean Gallup / Getty Images

The West never wanted to become a party to Russia's war against Ukraine. But Putin's annexation plans and his nuclear arsenal are now threatening that strategy. From this point on, restraint is the only responsible policy.

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Bolsonaro's Gun-Club Friends Brazil Bracing for Possible Election Unrest

Brazil Bracing for Possible Election Unrest - Ian Cheibub / DER SPIEGEL

Brazil Bracing for Possible Election Unrest - Ian Cheibub / DER SPIEGEL

Hundreds of thousands of supporters of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro have obtained guns in recent years. Will they plunge the country into chaos if he loses his re-election campaign? By Marian Blasberg in Rio de Janeiro

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The Torture Chambers of Balakliya - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Maxim Dondyuk

Russian War Atrocities in Ukraine The Torture Chambers of Balakliya

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Calculated Homophobia Serbia's President Targets LGBTQI Community as a Distraction

For years, the LGBTQI community has been gaining in visibility in Serbia, despite hostilities from the Orthodox community and nationalists. Now, the government is questioning the country's liberalization – out of political calculation. By Nadia Pantel in Belgrade, Serbia

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What the Rightward Shift Means for Italy - Yara Nardi / REUTERS

Giorgia Meloni's Election Victory What the Rightward Shift Means for Italy

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No More Illusions Putin Bets It All in Ukraine

Putin Bets It All in Ukraine - Illustration: Pete Reynolds / DER SPIEGEL

Putin Bets It All in Ukraine - Illustration: Pete Reynolds / DER SPIEGEL

Russian President Vladimir Putin had wanted a war on the cheap in Ukraine. But he has now called for mobilization. The move is incredibly dangerous, not least for Putin himself.

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Real-Time Statistics on Europe's Gas Supplies - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Foto: JOHN MACDOUGALL / AFP

Energy Crisis Tracker Real-Time Statistics on Europe's Gas Supplies

How much natural gas is flowing through pipelines to Europe? How full are gas storage facilities? And how much gas are Germans consuming? Keep your eye on the data with our live tracker.

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Global Societies

The Consequences of Reproductive Ignorance in Happyland - Kimberly dela Cruz / DER SPIEGEL

When Children Have Children The Consequences of Reproductive Ignorance in Happyland

Abortion is illegal under any circumstance in the Philippines. For years, contraceptives were only available to women who are 18 or older. The results of those policies are quite visible in one quarter in Manila. By Maria Stöhr and Kimberley dela Cruz (Photos) in Manila

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The Train to Dependence on China - Thomas Cristofoletti / DER SPIEGEL

Laos and the New Silk Road The Train to Dependence on China

Since December, Laos has been home to a new high-speed rail connection connecting the capital to China. It is a boon for many in the poor, Southeast Asian country, but is it a luxury it can really afford? By Maria Stöhr and Thomas Christofoletti (Photos) in Laos

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Brazil Has High Hopes for a New Strain of Wheat - Rogério Vieira / DER SPIEGEL

Farming in the Tropics Brazil Has High Hopes for a New Strain of Wheat

A new wheat variety in Brazil thrives in high heat and arid climates. The country hopes it will not only lead the country to self-reliance, but also make it a major contributor to the global supply. By Nicola Abé and Rogério Vieira (photos)

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Safer Practices for Sources How To Contact DER SPIEGEL with Confidential Information

Protecting sources is DER SPIEGEL's utmost priority. We have assembled a few tips for those interested in contacting us with confidential or classified information.

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Vote on Your Favorite from the Shortlist - Nürnberg-Fürther Stadtkanalverein e.V.

Social Design Award 2022 Vote on Your Favorite from the Shortlist

“Doing Our Part To Save the Climate" is the theme of this year's Social Design Award. A jury has now selected the 10 best entries. You can vote for your favorite for the Audience Prize between now and Oct. 10. By Marianne Wellershoff

Berlin Not Ruling Out Possible Attack on Nord Stream Pipelines - Odd Andersen / AFP

Gas Leaks in the Baltic Berlin Not Ruling Out Possible Attack on Nord Stream Pipelines

The German government has expressed concern about Europe’s gas infrastructure following pressure drops in two Baltic Sea pipelines. Security of other plants is being urgently reviewed. By Alexander Preker, Gerald Traufetter, Stefan Schultz und Claus Hecking

"Under Putin, There Will Be No Peace" - Nanna Heitmann / Magnum Photos / Agentur Focus

Russia Expert Liana Fix "Under Putin, There Will Be No Peace"

Interview Conducted by Maximilian Popp und Fritz Schaap

Germany on the Brink - Illustration: SAMSON / DER SPIEGEL

Inflation, Bankruptcies and Fears of Decline Germany on the Brink

Inflation, a likely recession and exploding energy prices: Germany is expecting tough years ahead with diminishing prosperity, a shrinking middle class and growing inequality. This is uncharted territory for the government and society, and both are facing some difficult choices.

A Grave Threat to Industry in Germany - Sean Gallup / Getty Images

Growing Energy Crisis A Grave Threat to Industry in Germany

The German economy has long been rooted in the country's industrial prowess. But with energy prices skyrocketing, many companies face a murky future. Some have begun considering relocation, highlighting a possible long-term threat to the country's business model.

Ukrainian Refugees Report Cases of Exploitation in Europe - Dorota Holubova / DER SPIEGEL

"That's Not How I Wanted To Live" Ukrainian Refugees Report Cases of Exploitation in Europe

The EU prides itself on having welcomed Ukrainians displaced by the Russian invasion. But DER SPIEGEL reporting shows that ruthless businessman are seizing the opportunity to exploit the refugees. Some cases seem close to human trafficking. By Sara Cincurova und Steffen Lüdke

How the Ukrainians Outwitted Putin's Army - Maxim Dondyuk / DER SPIEGEL

The Great Bluff How the Ukrainians Outwitted Putin's Army

Russia's army was thought to be vastly superior. But Ukraine has nevertheless managed to secure an almost unbelievable coup, taking back huge swaths of territory in the northeast. Can Ukraine actually win?

Analysts Say Moscow Sanctions Have Bite - Grigory Dukor / REUTERS

"Russia Is Becoming Poorer and More Backward" Analysts Say Moscow Sanctions Have Bite

The Russian economy probably isn't suffering as much as many had hoped from the West's punitive measures. But they are causing some sectors to lag far behind technologically. Vladimir Putin's army, in particular, has been hard hit by the sanctions. By Benjamin Bidder und Markus Becker

"I'm an Authoritarian Mayor" - Julien Daniel / MYOP / DER SPIEGEL

France's Friendly Neighborhood Right Winger "I'm an Authoritarian Mayor"

Robert Ménard was once a leftist who helped found Reporters Without Borders. Now, his politics have slid far to the right – and he has become immensely popular far outside of the city where he is mayor. What does his success say about the rest of France? By Britta Sandberg

How Bad Will the German Recession Be? - Paul Langrock / laif

Energy Crisis Fallout How Bad Will the German Recession Be?

The first German companies have begun throwing in the towel and consumption is collapsing in response to the fallout from exploding energy prices. The economy is sliding almost uncontrolled into a crisis that could permanently weaken the country.

A Vote for the Future of Brazil - Nick Hannes / Panos Pictures

Bolsonaro Seeks Re-Election A Vote for the Future of Brazil

With the election in Brazil approaching, public opinion polls indicate that incumbent Jair Bolsonaro could lose. But if he does, will he go quietly? Many in the country fear a replay of the violence seen in the United States when Donald Trump lost. By Marian Blasberg und Jens Glüsing

"Germany's Policies Have Done Tremendous Damage To Europe" - Jedrzej Nowicki / DER SPIEGEL

Poland's Prime Minister on Ukraine War and Energy Crisis "Germany's Policies Have Done Tremendous Damage To Europe"

In an interview, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki argues that Berlin has been too tentative in Ukraine and misguided with its energy policies. He also reiterates his country's demand for World War II reparations and accuses the European Union of plotting against Warsaw. Interview Conducted by Jan Puhl

Nuclear Energy Standby Proposal Has Germany's Greens Seeing Red - Marlena Waldhausen / Agentur Focus

Habeck's Meltdown Nuclear Energy Standby Proposal Has Germany's Greens Seeing Red

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck was on the verge of becoming a political superstar. But now, the Green Party heavyweight may be experiencing a meltdown in the face of the country's looming energy shortages – and his proposal to use nuclear power to bridge the gap if worse comes to worst.

"The Coming Winter Could Be One of the Worst in History" - Karl Hendon / Getty Images

European Commissioner Gentiloni "The Coming Winter Could Be One of the Worst in History"

European Economy Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni is warning of an economic downturn in the coming months. In some countries, energy rationing may become necessary and new aid packages may ultimately be unavoidable. Interview Conducted by Markus Becker und Michael Sauga

"Over and Over, Putin Says Kosovo, Kosovo, Kosovo!" - Aggelos Barai / DER SPIEGEL

Russian Meddling in the Balkans "Over and Over, Putin Says Kosovo, Kosovo, Kosovo!"

The war in Ukraine threatens to upset the delicate peace in the Balkans. In a conversation with DER SPIEGEL, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama warns that Vladimir Putin is deliberately seeking to destabilize the region. Von Susanne Koelbl

What the Natural Gas Shortage Means for Germany - HANNIBAL HANSCHKE / REUTERS

A Winter of Privation? What the Natural Gas Shortage Means for Germany

Gazprom is no longer delivering natural gas to Germany through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline. What does that mean for the coming winter? We have answers to the most pressing questions. By Claus Hecking, Benedikt Müller-Arnold und Gerald Traufetter

Germany's Green Party Confronts Its Last Taboo - MICHELE TANTUSSI / REUTERS

Nuclear Power for the Winter Germany's Green Party Confronts Its Last Taboo

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck wants to keep two nuclear power plants on standby to prevent electricity shortages this winter now that Putin has cut energy supplies. The Green Party will have to decide if it can reconcile this with the anti-atomic position that served as its genesis. Will the party revolt? By Marina Kormbaki, Serafin Reiber, Jonas Schaible und Gerald Traufetter

Ukraine Goes on the Offensive in the South - Daniel Berehulak / The New York Times / laif

Zelenskyy's Risky Push Ukraine Goes on the Offensive in the South

Ukraine is still in need of weapons and other equipment in its battle against Russia. But President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has launched an offensive in the southern part of the country, and thus far, it seems to be having an impact. By Ann-Dorit Boy, Oliver Imhof und Alexander Sarovic

Fighting on the Twitter Front in Ukraine - Julia Kochetova / DER SPIEGEL

Wielding the Pen Fighting on the Twitter Front in Ukraine

Internationally, war reporter Illia Ponomarenko is likely the best-known Ukrainian after President Volodymyr Zelenkskyy. The secret to his success is providing as much opinion as possible. But where does he draw the line between journalism and activism? A visit in Kyiv. By Thore Schröder

Accusations of Child Exploitation Haunt Austrian Filmmaker Ulrich Seidl - Illustration: Tim Möller-Kaya / DER SPIEGEL

"Just a Bit More" Accusations of Child Exploitation Haunt Austrian Filmmaker Ulrich Seidl

Ulrich Seidl is a star director in German-language cinema, and his latest film addresses pedophilia. Shortly before the film's premier, accusations have surfaced that children were exposed to violence and nudity on the set. By Lars-Olav Beier, Bartholomäus von Laffert, Pascale Müller und Delia Marinescu

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