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Erdoğans Bad Bank on Trial Shedding Light on an Alleged Plot to Evade Iran Sanctions

A trial starting soon in New York is set to throw light on whether a Turkish bank helped Iran circumvent sanctions. And how much President Erdoğan knew about it. By Sebnem Arsu, Maximilian Popp und Alexander Sarovic

Shedding Light on an Alleged Plot to Evade Iran Sanctions - Anadolu Agency/ Getty Images

Illegal Pushbacks Children Caught in “The Game” on the Croatian Border

Among the thousands of people trying to cross the border from Bosnia-Herzegovina into Croatia are numerous families. The children are forced to watch as their parents are beaten and humiliated. Von Sonja Peteranderl and Alessio Mamo (Photos)

Children Caught in “The Game” on the Croatian Border - Alessio Mamo

Putin's Suspected Coastal Mansion The Man Who Built the Billion Dollar Palace

Lanfranco Cirillo designed the ostentatious palace that Alexei Navalny claims belongs to Russia’s president. "We used fantastic materials, I was proud of my work," the architect says when contacted by DER SPIEGEL. By Christian Esch in Moscow

The Man Who Built the Billion Dollar Palace - Navalny Life / dpa

The Vaccine that Nobody Wants Fears of AstraZeneca Could Have Dangerous Consequences

Reports that the AstraZeneca vaccine is less effective that the ones from BioNTech and Moderna have fueled widespread reservations. Leading German health experts say they have faith in the company's product and that it is a key tool in the battle against COVID-19.

Fears of AstraZeneca Could Have Dangerous Consequences - Fabrizio Bensch / REUTERS

Interview with Ugandan President Museveni "The Europeans Suffer from Arrogance"

China is a much easier partner to deal with than the Europeans, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni says in an interview with DER SPIEGEL. He rejects suggestions that he has developed an autocratic leadership style. Interview Conducted by Susanne Koelbl und Maximilian Popp in Entebbe

"The Europeans Suffer from Arrogance" - John Muchucha / AP

BioNTech Executive on New Vaccine Plant "It Will Take a Few Months before We Reach Full Capacity"

In an interview, pharmaceuticals executive Sierk Poetting of BioNTech discusses problems in vaccine production and bottlenecks that are slowing distribution of the life-saving drugs. Interview Conducted by Martin U. Müller und Thomas Schulz

"It Will Take a Few Months before We Reach Full Capacity" - BioNTech

Sweeping Up the Shards Left Behind By Trump Can Antony Blinken Help Restore America's Standing in the World?

Antony Blinken hopes to re-establish his country as the moral leader of the West. But it is also clear he won't make things any easier for the Europeans. By René Pfister

Can Antony Blinken Help Restore America's Standing in the World? - Erin Scott

The Power of Reliable Data Can Vaccines from Russia and China Be a Game Changer?

China and Russia have been exporting their vaccines for months, despite a lack of data on safety and efficacy. On Tuesday, though, it was announced that Sputnik V from Russia is both. If the Chinese vaccines likewise stand up to rigorous examination, it would be a huge step forward in the fight against COVID-19. By Jörg Blech

Can Vaccines from Russia and China Be a Game Changer? - Buda Mendes / Getty Images

The Stalled Global Vaccine Drive The West's Greed Could Come Back To Haunt It

A global initiative was launched to ensure that poorer countries would also have fair access to vaccines for the coronavirus once they were developed. Instead, the West is panic-buying the available stocks – and that could be devastating, politically, economically and in terms of human lives. By Laura Höflinger, Katrin Kuntz und Fritz Schaap

The West's Greed Could Come Back To Haunt It - Jagadeesh Nv / epa-EFE/ Shutterstock

Brazil’s Second Wave An Entire Country Suffers as President Sabotages Immunization Campaign

With the second wave of the COVID pandemic crashing over his country, Jair Bolsonaro has left his people in the lurch. Instead of battling the disease, Brazil's president prefers to peddle conspiracy theories. By Marian Blasberg

An Entire Country Suffers as President Sabotages Immunization Campaign - EVARISTO SA / AFP

“What We’re Dealing with Now Is a New Pandemic” Can We Stop a Super Coronavirus?

The new variants of the coronavirus are even more dangerous than those known so far. Researchers and politicians fear a sharp increase in the number of infections, with dramatic consequences like those seen in Britain. Can Germany still stop the new killers?

Can We Stop a Super Coronavirus?

Twitter, Facebook and Co. The Growing Problem of Online Radicalization

The raid on the Capitol in Washington, D.C., has shown clearly just how dangerous online radicalization can be. By promoting hate and inciting violence, social media platforms represent a danger to democracy.

The Growing Problem of Online Radicalization - Ahmed Gaber / REUTERS

A Brutal Fight against Poaching The Modern-Day Bounty Hunters of South Africa

The fight against rhino poachers in South Africa is a lucrative business. Well-armed units patrol the parks and reserves – and have been accused of murdering innocent people. By Fritz Schaap

The Modern-Day Bounty Hunters of South Africa - Brent Stirton / Getty Images

The Dimming Light of Democracy Trump's Army and the Attack on America

Trump supporters sought to reverse the result of a democratic election on Wednesday at the behest of the president himself. DER SPIEGEL has reconstructed the events of a day that will live in infamy.

Trump's Army and the Attack on America - Jon Cherry / Getty Images

German-Russian Relations at a New Low "The Kremlin Will from Now on View Germany as Being Controlled By the U.S."

German relations with Russia have soured following the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny and the brazen assassination of a Chechen asylum-seeker in Berlin. At times, Moscow has been baffled by Germany's stances. By Christian Esch in Moscow

"The Kremlin Will from Now on View Germany as Being Controlled By the U.S." - Pavel Golovkin / dpa

America's Shame Trumpism Distilled to Its Purest Form A Commentary by Marc Pitzke in New York

Wednesday's failed insurrection in Washington is the logical finale of the Trump era. Responsibility for the debacle lies squarely on the shoulders of the Republican Party – and especially on their outgoing president.

Trumpism Distilled to Its Purest Form - ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP

The Storming of the U.S. Capitol Those Who Incite Bear Responsibility A Guest Editorial by Heiko Maas, Germany's Foreign Minister

The attack on the Capitol in Washington, D.C., isn't just an assault on American democracy – it's an assault on every democracy around the world.

Those Who Incite Bear Responsibility - Mike Theiler / REUTERS

Photo Gallery DER SPIEGEL's Trump Covers

No American president has been more incendiary than Donald Trump. He has been the subject in recent years of 28 DER SPIEGEL cover stories. Many featured the work of illustrator Edel Rodriguez. The covers were often criticized as being exaggerated. Here are the most important ones.

DER SPIEGEL's Trump Covers

British Infectious Disease Expert Warns of New Mutations "We Are in a Dramatic Race Against a Changing Virus"

Despite the start of vaccinations, British medical expert Jeremy Farrar doesn’t believe there will be a quick return to normality. Instead, a “new dangerous phase of the pandemic” is beginning. Interview Conducted By Veronika Hackenbroch

"We Are in a Dramatic Race Against a Changing Virus" - Frank Röth / F.A.Z. Pool / dpa

BioNTech Founders Türeci and Şahin on the Battle against COVID-19 "To See People Finally Benefitting from Our Work Is Really Moving"

In a DER SPIEGEL interview, BioNTech founders Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin discuss the development of the world's first COVID-19 vaccine, what that success means to them and where they intend to go from here. Interview Conducted by Steffen Klusmann und Thomas Schulz

"To See People Finally Benefitting from Our Work Is Really Moving" - Ramon Haindl / DER SPIEGEL

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