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Israeli historian Omer Bartov, a professor of Holocaust and genocide research, states that Germany has facilitated genocide in the Gaza Strip and explains why he advocates for sanctions against his homeland.
Despite sanctions, a Russian company reportedly secretly financed an LNG project in Alaska.
Hundreds of thousands protested in eastern Paris, leading to approximately 1000 arrests amid tear gas.
Typhoon "Champi" has struck Taiwan, leaving one dead, hundreds injured, and widespread destruction.
The Catholic Church in New York has agreed to pay $800 million to victims of sexual abuse.
Audi has announced plans to build its first automobile manufacturing plant in the United States, with the announcement made during a Trump campaign event.
The European Commission reportedly intends to transform Frontex into a central agency for deportations through a new legislative proposal.
An economist suggests the federal government should purchase Vonovia, arguing that expropriation would not be more cost-effective.
Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump during a campaign event by comparing him to Saddam Hussein.
A fire that had previously occurred at Hitler's teahouse has reignited.
The SPD party is pressuring the Union parties regarding the selection of the next Federal President.
Juma Bah of FC Augsburg has been subjected to racist abuse and death threats.
Russia reports successful attacks on Ukrainian logistics centers.
Coaching colleagues express solidarity with Vincent Kompany amidst discussions about 'coaching hygiene'.
Alexander Volkanovski successfully defended his title in a UFC 333 fight.
Dennis Schröder delivered a strong performance for the Hornets.
An explanation of how fog lights function and their placement on a vehicle.
Advice on how to stand out at work, suggesting that diligence alone is insufficient.
An article explaining the body's internal clock and how time changes can disrupt biorhythms.
Antonelli unexpectedly secured pole position in a qualifying session, despite Ferrari's struggles.