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14.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC
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Fresh protests in Tunisia on anniversary of Arab Spring uprising
The anti-austerity rallies are the latest to hit Tunisia since the beginning of January. Sunday marks seven years since the North African country's peaceful transition to democracy.
Tunisia: Hundreds arrested after protests
Opinion: Is Tunisian democracy in danger of collapse?
Tunisia protests: Is there a trade-off between a strong economy and democracy?
Seven years after Arab Spring, Tunisia's future uncertain
Tunisia anti-austerity protests turn deadly
Arrests in Tunisia near 800 amid protests
Tunisia plans social reforms after wave of anti-austerity protests
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe commemorates 'Japan's Schindler' in Lithuania
Diplomat Chiune Sugihara gave visas to thousands of Jewish refugees after Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union invaded Poland in 1939. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said he was "really very proud of him."
Russia rejects request to release files on Swedish diplomat who saved WWII Jews
Schindler factory to become a Holocaust memorial
'British Schindler' Nicholas Winton dies aged 106
Japanese retain fascination with Anne Frank
Pope warns against sin of hostility to migrants
Pope Francis has called hostility aimed at migrants and refugees a sin, urging communities not to yield to fear of the other. The pontiff delivered his message at a special Mass for asylum seekers, refugees and migrants.
Pope Francis urges Europe to help migrants
Migrants pin their hope on the pope
Pope Francis visits Lampedusa to remember migrants lost at sea
Pope Francis uses 'Rohingya' to refer to refugees
Pope Francis and Orthodox leaders visit migrants on Lesbos
Pope Francis praises DW InfoMigrants news service
Pope Francis highlights plight of refugees in 2018 New Year's address
Pope Francis urges countries to review laws on refugees, migrants
Alleged burglar detained after falling asleep at crime scene
Police in central Germany have arrested a man who allegedly broke into a house, ransacked the property and then fell asleep on the sofa. Officers have said drugs were likely the cause of the mid-theft drowsiness.
German police pull python out of man's pants after noticing "considerable bulge"
German police seek help identifying man missing memory
Thieves steal 20 tons of chocolate in German town
German police confiscate thousands of Donald Trump-shaped ecstasy pills
German tractor driver mows down six speed cameras
World
How dangerous are vacations in Mexico?
The most recent US travel warnings for tourists going to Mexico triggered confusion and criticism. But they are the result of political pressure and not a realistic assessment, Sandra Weiss reports from Puebla, Mexico.
Mexico: A road trip to Huasteca
Mexico creates large marine reserve in the Pacific
Mexico's murder rate rises to 20,000 in ten months; worst in 20 years
Liberia elections
Liberia: Johnson Sirleaf expelled from ruling party
Liberia's ruling party has expelled Nobel Peace laureate Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. The party has claimed that she meddled in the 2017 elections and failed to support vice president Boakai in his presidential bid.
Why did people in Liberia vote for Weah? Evelyn Kpadeh Seagbe from Monrovia
Frustration grows among the young in Liberia
Liberia: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's presidential legacy
Liberian president-elect George Weah on his plans for the country
Liberians vote in run-off presidential election
Terrorism
The legacy of the 'Islamic State'
The terrorist organization "Islamic State" has largely been defeated in a military sense. But its ideologies live on, for example, in children who grew up under its regime, and other challenges remain as well.
Children of IS in Belgium
Children of 'Islamic State' struggle to integrate in Germany
Russia: Syria now 'liberated' from 'Islamic State'
Iraq declares 'end of war' against 'Islamic State'
AU warns of returning 'ISIS' jihadists
'Islamic State' seeks new foothold in Africa
© Deutsche Welle 2018
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