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Bangladesh protests: What's next after court cuts quotas?
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News
07/22/2024
July 22, 2024
Bangladesh student group halts protests for 48 hours
07/22/2024
July 22, 2024
Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson arrested in Greenland
07/22/2024
July 22, 2024
Taiwan holds drills simulating defense against China attacks
07/22/2024
July 22, 2024
Germany issues advisory against travel to Bangladesh
07/21/2024
July 21, 2024
Pakistan complains over flag removal at Frankfurt consulate
07/21/2024
July 21, 2024
Philippines and China reach South China Sea 'arrangement'
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Skip next section Reports & Analysis
Reports & Analysis
Pakistan: Afghan refugees relieved at deportation extension
Pakistan: Afghan refugees relieved at deportation extension
Rights groups say that Islamabad's decision to allow refugees to stay in the country for another year is insufficient.
Nipah virus: A recurring, deadly threat in India
Nipah virus: A recurring, deadly threat in India
India often faces outbreaks of Nipah virus. Transmitted by fruit bats, it's often fatal among humans.
India: Helping farmers avoid bad onions
India: Helping farmers avoid bad onions
Fluctuating onion prices have angered India’s farmers and customers. Could improved storage help stabilize the market?
Japan's influence in Pacific comes up against China
Japan's influence in Pacific comes up against China
Tokyo wants to provide an alternative to Beijing for island states seeking help with infrastructure and rising seas.
Bangladesh top court cuts controversial job quotas
Bangladesh top court cuts controversial job quotas
The Supreme Court has drastically scaled back civil service job quotas that sparked weeks of deadly unrests.
Dhaka protesters defy curfew after worst unrest in decades
Dhaka protesters defy curfew after worst unrest in decades
"Protesters don't back down even when shots are fired," DW correspondents report after days of protests in Bangladesh.
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In the spotlight
China's Third Plenum concludes without major breakthroughs
Analysts noted a lack of concrete policies at the close of a meeting that prioritized "security" and "continuity."
India: Urban gardening could help beat heat and pollution
There's been an uptick in urban gardening in New Delhi and it's providing growers with multiple benefits.
Taiwanese react to Trump's security comments
Taiwanese citizens are angry about comments by Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump.
Why Chinese technology set off alarm bells in Germany
Even as Germany seeks to restrict Huawei and ZTE, some are looking to work with Chinese firms in other critical areas.
Rohingya refugee women in Bangladesh fight for their rights
The lives of Rohingya women in Bangladesh's camps are heavily constrained by their own communities and criminal gangs.
Pakistan: Why are diabetes cases rising?
Pakistan has one of the world's highest diabetes rates, with at least 33 million people living with the disease.
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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
Oldest narrative cave art in the world found
The cave painting in Indonesia dates back 51,200 years, making it the earliest known example of human storytelling.
Cao Fei explores the metaverse
Chinese post-digital artist Cao Fei is pushing the boundaries between the virtual and real worlds.
Afghanistan in T20 World Cup semifinal: A real fairy tale?
Afghanistan's first cricket World Cup semifinal is a major achievement, but for many observers, it's also troubling.
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