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Germany's Leopard Tanks Are a Game Changer with Significant Risks - Moritz Frankenberg / picture alliance / dpa

The Last Taboo Germany's Leopard Tanks Are a Game Changer with Significant Risks

With the delivery of Leopard battle tanks from Germany, the Ukraine war is entering into a new and dangerous phase. Olaf Scholz must now clean up the political damage he has caused, hold his country together and find a path with his international partners to end the conflict.

Sweden-Turkey Spat Means Finland Might Take Unilateral Route - Fredrik Sandberg / TT / IMAGO

Nordic NATO Membership Sweden-Turkey Spat Means Finland Might Take Unilateral Route

After a right-wing extremist burned a copy of the Koran in Stockholm over the weekend, Ankara is even less likely to approve Sweden's NATO bid anytime soon. Finland has said it might have to move ahead on its own. By Anna-Sophie Schneider

A Victim of Repression in Xinjiang Awaits New Life - [M] Lina Moreno / DER SPIEGEL ; Xingjiang Police Files, Greg Baker / Getty Images, Adrien Nowak / IMAGO, privat, mapsvg.com, Getty Images (3)

"I Want To Live" A Victim of Repression in Xinjiang Awaits New Life

In China's Xinjiang region, officials have forced hundreds of thousands of residents into internment camps. Activist Zhanargul Zhumatai describes how she got through her reeducation program – and why she lives in fear of being arrested again. By Christoph Giesen und Katharina Graça Peters

A Look at Iran’s Protest Movement Four Months On - REUTERS

Deadly Stalemate A Look at Iran’s Protest Movement Four Months On

Iran’s rulers have been brutal in their response to ongoing protests in the country. Now, fewer and fewer people are taking to the streets. But for how long will the regime retain the upper hand? By Monika Bolliger und Christoph Reuter

"There Is Every Reason to Expect More Violence This Year" - Alexander Patrin / ITAR-TASS / IMAGO

Blockade in the Southern Caucasus "There Is Every Reason to Expect More Violence This Year"

Azerbaijan is continuing to cut off Nagorno-Karabakh. The most recent escalations could have to do with Russian meddling in the region - and Moscow's current weakness - says Caucasus expert Laurence Broers in an interview. Interview Conducted by Ann-Dorit Boy

Cape Town Women Are Waging War on Gender-Based Violence - Lee-Ann Olwage / DER SPIEGEL

Femicide in South Africa Cape Town Women Are Waging War on Gender-Based Violence

In few other places in the world are as many women killed as in South Africa. The country's president has even described it as "war." And it is one that a handful of courageous women are intent on winning. By Heiner Hoffmann und Lee-Ann Olwage (Photos) in Cape Town

The Faces of Death Row in Iran - privat (3); SalamPix / abaca

Protesting for Women's Rights The Faces of Death Row in Iran

At least four demonstrators have already been executed and many others have been sentenced to death in show trials. Charges include "enmity against God" and "corruption on Earth." We introduce some of the victims.

The Predictable Attack on Brazil's Democracy - Sergio Lima / AFP

Bolsonaro's Mob The Predictable Attack on Brazil's Democracy

Radical followers of Brazil's ex-president, Jair Bolsonaro, stormed the government district of Brasilía on Sunday. It was entirely predictable, and raises serious questions about the country's security forces. By Jens Glüsing in Rio de Janeiro

The Omicron Wave Hits the Countryside - AFP; DER SPIEGEL

China's Battle against COVID The Omicron Wave Hits the Countryside

Instead of using the time gained through its zero-COVID policy to strengthen rural healthcare, services have actually decayed in recent years. Now, the Omicron wave is wreaking havoc in the countryside. By Georg Fahrion und Christoph Giesen in Hebei and Tianjin, China

Can Stem Cell Meat Save the Planet? - Amrita Chandradas / DER SPIEGEL

A Taste of the Future Can Stem Cell Meat Save the Planet?

Eggs, chicken and fish from the laboratory: Singapore is the first country in the world to approve the sale of meat produced from stem cells. Will it be enough to feed the world? By Maria Stöhr and Amrita Chandradas (Photos) in Singapore

"Russians Have Little Compassion for the Ukrainians" - Gleb Garanich / REUTERS

Opinion Researcher Lev Gudkov "Russians Have Little Compassion for the Ukrainians"

Lev Gudkov investigates what makes Russians tick with his independent opinion research institute. In an interview, he discusses the lack of morals in his home country, Russia's victim mentality and fears of nuclear war. Interview Conducted by Christina Hebel in Moscow

How the Children of Ukraine Are Coping with the War - Johanna Maria Fritz / Agentur Ostkreuz / DER SPIEGEL

The Lost Generation How the Children of Ukraine Are Coping with the War

Millions of Ukrainian children are suffering as a result of Vladimir Putin's invasion of their country. Many have lost their parents and hardly any are able to attend school. What does the future hold? By Thore Schröder und Johanna Maria Fritz (Photos), in Odessa and Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: With Reporting by Fedir Petrov

COVID Chaos Unfolds in China - Thomas Peter / REUTERS

From One Extreme to the Other COVID Chaos Unfolds in China

Chinese leadership abandoned its zero-COVID strategy practically overnight. The consequences promise to be enormous. Rural areas in particular will struggle with the suddenly spiking caseload in the country. By Christoph Giesen in Beijing

A Visit To the City Responsible for China's Police Stations in Europe - DER SPIEGEL

Spying on Chinese Living Abroad A Visit To the City Responsible for China's Police Stations in Europe

China's secret police stations abroad have caused outrage around the world. But the idea apparently didn't come from Beijing. The representations came from individual Chinese cities – one of which is Qingtian, a city with many international ties. By Georg Fahrion

Will There Be a Special Tribunal for Putin? - Mikhail Klimentyev / ITAR-TASS / IMAGO

Prosecuting Aggression Will There Be a Special Tribunal for Putin?

Ukraine wants to see Russian President Vladimir Putin dragged before a special tribunal for his invasion. Thus far, many countries in the West have been skeptical of such a move, but recently, resistance has been softening. By Ann-Dorit Boy und Severin Weiland

"If There Is a Complete Blackout, It Will Be a Catastrophe" - Dimitar Dilkoff / AFP

Interview with UN Coordinator for Ukraine "If There Is a Complete Blackout, It Will Be a Catastrophe"

Eleven million people in Ukraine are currently receiving humanitarian aid. The United Nations and NGOs are still able to provide for them, but perhaps not for much longer, warns Denise Brown, the highest-ranking UN diplomat working in Ukraine. Interview Conducted By Ann-Dorit Boy

A Simple but Genius Plan for Jakarta - Muhammad Fadli / DER SPIEGEL

Saving Indonesia's Capital A Simple but Genius Plan for Jakarta

Jakarta is sinking into the sea and suffers from terrible congestion and a trash problem. The Indonesian government is building a new city in response. But one architect wants to save her home – and the idea could become a model for other cities threatened by the climate crisis. By Maria Stöhr and Muhammad Fadli (Photos) in Jakarta

One Man's Crusade against Machismo in Latin America - Marko Ristic / iStockphoto / Getty Images

The Stain of Toxic Masculinity One Man's Crusade against Machismo in Latin America

Machismo is widespread in Latin America. Bogotás undersecretary for culture would like to change that and redefine what it means to be a man. He has developed a program for teaching men to cook, change diapers and talk about their feelings. By Nicola Abé in Bogotá

One Russian Soldier's Effort to Avoid the War - DER SPIEGEL

"Thou Shalt Not Kill" One Russian Soldier's Effort to Avoid the War

Tens of thousands of Russian draftees are fighting in Ukraine. Hardly any of them have tried to resist conscription. But Kirill Beresin tried to do just that, fleeing from his unit and filing a complaint back home. By Christina Hebel in St. Petersburg

Fears of Chinese Aggression Grow in Taiwan - An Rong Xu / DER SPIEGEL

"Where Are We Supposed to Go?" Fears of Chinese Aggression Grow in Taiwan

Beijing's tone toward Taiwan is becoming increasingly aggressive, and most of those living on the island are unprepared for a war against its oversized neighbor. Some, though, are trying to change that. By Katharina Graça Peters in Taipei

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