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What is left of Cambodia's political opposition?
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03/28/2024
March 28, 2024
Chinese company Xiaomi releases first electric vehicle
03/28/2024
March 28, 2024
Ukraine top diplomat in India to bolster bilateral ties
03/28/2024
March 28, 2024
China lifts wine tariffs on Australia amid improving ties
03/28/2024
March 28, 2024
South Korea: Seoul bus drivers' strike ends
03/27/2024
March 27, 2024
India summons US diplomat over Kejriwal comments
03/27/2024
March 27, 2024
Japan's yen dips to 34-year low against US dollar
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Reports & Analysis
The app helping farmers in India
The app helping farmers in India
A Berlin startup has developed an app that helps farmers in India to treat plant diseases and manage their crops.
Why is India pivoting away from Russian weapons?
Why is India pivoting away from Russian weapons?
New Delhi is trying to cut back on its traditional dependence on Moscow for arms and combat gear.
India's balancing act between Russia and the West
India's balancing act between Russia and the West
India's tightrope walk between Russia and the West frustrates Ukraine as it seeks India's support.
Thailand one step away from legalizing same-sex marriage
Thailand one step away from legalizing same-sex marriage
Lawmakers in Thailand's lower house of Parliament have overwhelmingly approved a marriage equality bill.
Pakistan's female recruits take on robust military training
Pakistan's female recruits take on robust military training
Pakistan is traditionally a patriarchal society. But these women are undergoing the same rigorous training as men.
Myanmar: 'No space for a quick fix,' says ex-UN country head
Myanmar: 'No space for a quick fix,' says ex-UN country head
The world needs to think outside the box to resolve the Myanmar conflict, said former UN country chief Charles Petrie.
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In the spotlight
WHO: Cyberbullying affects 1 in 6 school kids
In an international survey, peer violence and cyberbullying appear to be a growing problem for school-aged children.
How Mewat became India's new hub for cyber criminals
DW investigates how one Indian district became a hub for phone scamming and how it's affecting local community.
India: Climate change leaves Dehli's urban poor in the cold
Climate change has also brought cold weather to northern India. How do people living in poverty without shelter cope?
India: All-women bike rallies riding against sexual violence
It's rare to see women bikers in India. But these women are not afraid to reclaim their space in a patriarchal society.
Pakistan seeks long-term IMF bailout to fix broken economy
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's coalition government has its work cut out if it wants to tackle economic turmoil.
Indian groups empower women working in informal sector
Two Delhi organizations are helping the many women who work informally as waste pickers or in the construction industry.
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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
Why your coffee may soon taste different
Climate change threatens coffee production. New, more resilient hybrids are being developed, but will they taste good?
Hindus celebrate Holi, the festival of colors
Millions of Hindus in South Asia are marking the beginning of spring, and each region has its own traditions.
What's behind South Korea's K-pop crisis?
As the biggest names in K-pop seek out overseas markets, they've left a gap in their home market.
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