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Hamas in Germany Arrests Suggest Terrorist Organization Is Operating in Europe

Arrests Suggest Terrorist Organization Is Operating in Europe - Paul Zinken / dpa

Arrests Suggest Terrorist Organization Is Operating in Europe - Paul Zinken / dpa

Germany used to be considered a safe haven for Hamas, a place where the terror organization could raise money and build networks. Now, with the arrest of suspected members, fears are growing that Hamas could by planning attacks in Europe.

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Keeping Migrants at Bay How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen

How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen - [M] Alyssa Nothaft / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: @LibyanXIV / X; Chiara Wettmann / Lighthouse Reports; Lighthouse Reports (2)

How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen - [M] Alyssa Nothaft / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: @LibyanXIV / X; Chiara Wettmann / Lighthouse Reports; Lighthouse Reports (2)

A Libyan militia belonging to the warlord Khalifa Haftar hunts down refugees in the Mediterranean and drags them to Libya. DER SPIEGEL reporting shows how Frontex and Maltese officials are involved.

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Discontent Grows Among Wives of Russian Soldiers 'I Want My Husband To Come Home. He's Had Enough!"

'I Want My Husband To Come Home. He's Had Enough!" - Vanya Russkiy / Kommersant Photo / Polaris / laif

'I Want My Husband To Come Home. He's Had Enough!" - Vanya Russkiy / Kommersant Photo / Polaris / laif

The majority of Russians accept the war against Ukraine without complaint. But now, some of the wives of conscripted men are starting to go public with their frustration. They could become a problem for Putin. By Christina Hebel in Cherkessk and Moscow, Russia

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International Energy Agency Chief Warns "We Will Even Miss the 2-Degree Goal If Energy Policy Doesn't Change Fundamentally"

"We Will Even Miss the 2-Degree Goal If Energy Policy Doesn't Change Fundamentally" - Christopher Furlong / Getty Images

"We Will Even Miss the 2-Degree Goal If Energy Policy Doesn't Change Fundamentally" - Christopher Furlong / Getty Images

Despite all the talk of a shift to green energies and achieving climate neutrality, humanity is burning more fossil fuels than ever. In an interview, Fatih Birol, the head of the International Energy Agency, advocates for radical measures and foresees a potential reversal in the current trend. Interview Conducted By Claus Hecking

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The Fizzled Counteroffensive Fears Grow of a Stalemate on the Front in Ukraine

The Ukrainian counteroffensive has failed and the troops must now shift into defensive mode. Yet even as the Russians have begun going on the attack in some sections of the front, the war is by no means lost for Kyiv. By Alexander Sarovic

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"The Worst Thing Would Be a Ceasefire without a Plan" - Marina Stafik / DER SPIEGEL

Former Qatari Premier on the Gaza Conflict "The Worst Thing Would Be a Ceasefire without a Plan"

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Karamba Diaby's Journey Standing Up To Hate and Racism

Karamba Diaby, originally of Senegal, has forged a political career in the most unlikely of places in Germany: Right in the center of the AfD heartland. Despite threats and attacks, he isn't planning on going anywhere. By Sophie Garbe

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Black Gold Rush in Guyana Is the World Really Ready to Abandon Fossil Fuels?

Is the World Really Ready to Abandon Fossil Fuels? - SBM Offshore

Is the World Really Ready to Abandon Fossil Fuels? - SBM Offshore

World leaders insist it is time to leave the fossil fuel era behind. But oil companies are making more money than ever before. A new project off the coast of Guyana shows why the energy transition remains more of a dream than reality. By Susanne Götze und Claus Hecking in Georgetown, Guyana

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Global Societies

What Will Become of the Liberian Rainforests? - Carmen Yasmine Abd Ali / DER SPIEGEL

What Will Become of the Liberian Rainforests?

In late November, the 2023 Climate Change Conference is set to begin in the United Arab Emirates. In preparation, a company from the host country is seeking to lease huge swaths of forest in Liberia to sell CO2 certificates. Locals are alarmed. By Heiner Hoffmann in Liberia

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Conditions for Migrants in Tunisia Further Deteriorate - Selene Magnolia / DER SPIEGEL

Conditions for Migrants in Tunisia Further Deteriorate

The EU is trying to outsource its migration problems and has entered into a partnership with Tunisia. But the situation there has grown dire, particularly for migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. Now, even the Tunisians themselves want to get out. By Heiner Hoffmann und Selene Magnolia (Photos) in El Amry, Tunisia

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Copenhagen's Far-Reaching Transformation into a "Sponge City" - Charlotte de la Fuente / DER SPIEGEL

Copenhagen's Far-Reaching Transformation into a "Sponge City"

As the climate warms, Copenhagen is likely to see more torrential rain storms like the one that inundated the city in 2011. Since then, the Danish capital has taken action, redesigning parks and streets to quickly drain away vast amounts of water. By Jan Petter and Charlotte de la Fuente (Photos) in Copenhagen

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Europe's Nameless Dead

Refugees on the Balkan Route Europe's Nameless Dead

They freeze to death in the forests and drown in the rivers: Many of the migrants who die on the Balkan route are never identified. Relatives are desperately searching for certainty – and some even have to pay bribes to get access to the morgues.

"We Are Not the Sick Man of Europe" - Peter Juelich / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Bundesbank President Nagel "We Are Not the Sick Man of Europe"

Joachim Nagel is battling inflation on two fronts – as the head of Germany's central bank and as a hobby cook fighting high food prices at home. In an interview, he discusses Europe's economic challenges, successes achieved and a recent high court ruling that will make it harder for Germany to borrow money. Interview Conducted by Tim Bartz

With the Israeli Army in Gaza - Ziv Koren / DER SPIEGEL

A Tour of Hell With the Israeli Army in Gaza

The only way for Western journalists to access Gaza currently is through tours led by the Israeli military. Reporters encounter streams of refugees and rubble from the destruction, but to what extent does it really deepen their understanding of the war? By Jonathan Stock

Uzhhorod Is Ukraine's Most Peaceful City - Fedir Petrov / DER SPIEGEL

Cake and Casualties Uzhhorod Is Ukraine's Most Peaceful City

In the far west of Ukraine lies a city that has never been hit by a Russian missile. In Uzhhorod, exhausted people are recovering from the war as draft dodgers hide out. Death comes to this peaceful place with an army hearse and the sad song it plays every time. By Christoph Reuter in Uzhhorod, Ukraine

The Death of the Amazon River Dolphin - Franco Banfi / Nature Picture Library / IMAGO

A Taste of an Approaching Climate Dystopia The Death of the Amazon River Dolphin

'The Amazon region is suffering from a vast drought, which has already resulted in the deaths of hundreds of river dolphins. Researchers are trying to determine if it is a sign that the "tipping point" has been reached. By Jens Glüsing in Tefé, Brazil

French Jews Fear They Must Hide Their Identities - Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium / IMAGO

"No Place in Public Life" French Jews Fear They Must Hide Their Identities

A division has run through France since the Hamas massacre of October 7. The number of anti-Semitic attacks on Jews has risen dramatically. But their top representative, Yonathan Arfi, refuses to hide. By Britta Sandberg in Paris

Has Greta Thunberg Betrayed the Climate Movement? - Robin Utrecht / ANP / IMAGO

An Idol Loses Her Way Has Greta Thunberg Betrayed the Climate Movement?

Is Greta Thunberg anti-Semitic, or just incredibly naive? Her comments in Amsterdam last weekend left little doubt as to where she stands on the Middle East conflict. The iconic activist's actions now threaten to divide the climate movement and the left.

A Sudden, Ominous Sense of Insecurity - Paula Markert, Lena Giovanazzi, Katrin Binner, Marina Weigl / DER SPIEGEL

Jewish Life in Germany A Sudden, Ominous Sense of Insecurity

Eighty-five years have passed since the Nazis launched their first comprehensive pogroms against Jewish life in Germany. This year, the Hamas massacre in Israel – and the lack of support many Jews across the country feel they have received – has revived old fears.

Ukraine Prepares Electricity Grid for Another Winter of War - Evgeniy Maloletka / AP

Girding for Russian Attacks Ukraine Prepares Electricity Grid for Another Winter of War

What can be done to protect power plants and substations from the kinds of debilitating attacks Russia perpetrated against Ukraine last winter? The country is now preparing with giant new bulwarks and an improved air defense system. By Alexander Epp, Oliver Imhof und Niklas Marienhagen in Kyiv and Hamburg

The Middle East Cycle of Violence Continues to Breed Intolerance - Mohammed Saber / EPA

"It Will Sow Hatred for a Century" The Middle East Cycle of Violence Continues to Breed Intolerance

Seventy-five years have passed since the "Nakba," the sudden displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians. For many, the current war in the Gaza Strip is awakening memories of that trauma. And they would like the world to take notice. By Bernhard Zand in Amman, Jordan, and Ramallah, West Bank

"Grasshoppers Are More Valuable than Caviar" - Lauren DeCicca / DER SPIEGEL

The Food of the Future "Grasshoppers Are More Valuable than Caviar"

Insects could be the climate-friendly solution for providing the global population the protein it needs without destroying the environment. Business is already booming in Thailand. Is it possible it could become a trend in Europe, too? By Maria Stöhr and Lauren DeCicca (Photos) in Isaan, Thailand

Ukrainian Special Forces Officer Allegedly Involved in Nord Stream Attack - Nikita Galka

Sabotage Operation in the Baltic Ukrainian Special Forces Officer Allegedly Involved in Nord Stream Attack

Who is behind the attack on the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea? An international investigation has now led for the first time to a former Ukrainian secret service agent, known as a maverick, who is believed to have been involved in the attack.

Support Slides for Ukraine in Wake of Middle East War - Ukraine Presidency / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO

Forgotten in Kyiv Support Slides for Ukraine in Wake of Middle East War

Weeks after the terrorist attack in Israel pulled the world's attention away from Kyiv's plight, the situation in Ukraine is bleak. It appears that Washington is slowly turning its back on the country, and it is unlikely the Europeans can make up for that possible shortfall. By Markus Becker, Marina Kormbaki und Severin Weiland

The Strategic Calculations of Israel's Enemies - Wana News Agency / REUTERS

War in the Middle East The Strategic Calculations of Israel's Enemies

The animosity between Israel and Iran's proxy Hezbollah is deeply rooted. But despite the war in Gaza, Israel's northern border to Lebanon has not erupted into a second front. Why is Iran holding back? By Susanne Koelbl und Christoph Reuter in Beirut and Berlin

Former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni "Netanyahu Will Not Stay"

The Hamas attack has deeply traumatized Israel, and the military's response in the Gaza Strip has shifted global opinion against the country, says Tzipi Livni. In an interview, Israel's former foreign minister explains why she still has hope for a better future. Interview Conducted by Thore Schröder

"How Do You Take Revenge for a Dead Child? By Killing Other People’s Children?" - Fotos: Jonas Opperskalski / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with a Palestinian and an Israeli "How Do You Take Revenge for a Dead Child? By Killing Other People’s Children?"

Palestinian Bassam Aramin and Israeli Rami Elhanan have each lost a daughter in the Middle East conflict. Instead of succumbing to bitterness, they have joined hands to work for peace. How did they manage to overcome hatred? Interview Conducted by Jörg Schindler

Families of Israeli Hostages Agonize over Fate of Loved Ones - Amnon Gutman / DER SPIEGEL

Between Bombs and Hope Families of Israeli Hostages Agonize over Fate of Loved Ones

As Israeli ground troops move into the Gaza Strip, fears for the hostages taken by Hamas are growing. The decisions facing the country are growing more difficult by the day. By Muriel Kalisch, Alexander Sarovic und Thore Schröder

Israel Faces International Headwinds as Ground Offensive Continues - Mohammed Al-Masri / REUTERS

The Unwinnable War Israel Faces International Headwinds as Ground Offensive Continues

The Israeli army has encircled Gaza City, while numerous civilians have been killed in airstrikes. How far can Israel go in its efforts to destroy Hamas? And how might this war end?

What Is the Hamas Chief Doing in Qatar? - Iranian Foreign Ministry / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO

'Mediator, Not a Party' What Is the Hamas Chief Doing in Qatar?

Qatar is an important NATO partner, but it also plays host to Hamas' political leader – to mediate, the country says. Doha's role has come under renewed scrutiny in Germany, to the annoyance of many officials in the Gulf nation. By Susanne Koelbl in Doha, Qatar

How Radical West Bank Settlers Are Driving Palestinians Out - Lucas Barioulet / DER SPIEGEL

Escalating Violence How Radical West Bank Settlers Are Driving Palestinians Out

With Israel and the rest of the world looking at Gaza, radical Jewish settlers are attacking Palestinians in the occupied territories of the West Bank. Since the Hamas massacre, reports indicate that hundreds of Palestinians have been pushed off their land. By Thore Schröder and Lucas Barioulet (Photos) in the West Bank

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