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How will Taiwan's new leader shape relations with China?
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05/20/2024
May 20, 2024
India election: Voting continues amid severe heat wave
05/20/2024
May 20, 2024
Taiwan: New president takes office amid rising China threat
05/19/2024
May 19, 2024
China sends warships for massive drill with Cambodia
05/19/2024
May 19, 2024
India: Militants attack in Kashmir amid elections
05/19/2024
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Indonesia: Starlink launch to give millions Internet access
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Reports & Analysis
India elections: Race reaches a divided New Delhi
India elections: Race reaches a divided New Delhi
DW delves into campaigns, promises and what locals in the constituency of northeast Delhi are looking for in a leader.
Taiwan spooked by China's expanded state secrets law
Taiwan spooked by China's expanded state secrets law
Many foreign businesses operating in China and Taiwan have raised concerns about Beijing's revised state secrets law.
India election: Gandhis' last bastion in Uttar Pradesh
India election: Gandhis' last bastion in Uttar Pradesh
DW's Sandra Petersmann went to Raebareli to see whether this election could mark the political end of the Gandhi family.
Thailand moves closer to legalizing same-sex marriage
Thailand moves closer to legalizing same-sex marriage
Harriet and Araya, two Thai women married in the UK, hope to soon see genuine gender equality in their home country.
Vietnam: Is turmoil in Hanoi keeping Vladimir Putin away?
Vietnam: Is turmoil in Hanoi keeping Vladimir Putin away?
It had been reported that Vladimir Putin might visit Vietnam when he traveled to China. But Hanoi is busy infighting.
How Karachi could stop another deadly heatwave
How Karachi could stop another deadly heatwave
Pakistan's largest city has been struggling to cool down its streets ever since the devastating 2015 heatwave.
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In the spotlight
Extreme weather is battering the world. What's the cause?
Climate change is likely fueling a surge in extreme weather events across the planet, a troubling preview of the future.
India: Is the Tata Group's Air India revamp working?
The conglomerate's plans for Air India's smooth turnaround has turned into a bumpy ride.
Protests in Pakistan-ruled Kashmir expose grievances
Simmering below the surface of recent protests is discontent over Islamabad interfering in the region's semi-autonomy.
Country Garden faces liquidation in China property crisis
A Hong Kong court is due to make a decision on a creditor's request to wind up China's largest property developer.
Benin gives green light for Niger's oil exports to China
After Benin blocked crude oil exports for months, a tense standoff appears to have been resolved with China's mediation.
Pakistan: Why are there so few female judges?
Across Pakistan and South Asia, women are struggling to become judges and rise up to senior judiciary positions.
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Specials & Events
Global Eyes: A new take on security policy
Is the war in Ukraine making your chapati cheaper? On Global Eyes we break complex issues down to what really matters.
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Living
Pakistani tabla maker shares secrets of his craft
Making the drums behind the distinctive sound of traditional music from the Indian subcontinent is an intricate process.
Thailand: The 'pocket parks' making Bangkok greener
In Thailand's capital Bangkok, more and more green "pocket parks" are sprouting up between extensive highways.
Uzbekistan's footballers make Olympic history
Victory in the under-23 Asian Cup semifinals means Uzbekistan will have a team at the Olympics for the first time ever.
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