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DW.COMNews, Analysis and Service from Germany and Europe - in 30 LanguagesSouth Korea: Striking Seoul bus drivers to return to work
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A rare bus drivers’ pay strike ended after agreement with their union and employers after earlier causing commuter chaos in South Korea’s capital.2024-03-28T09:29:00ZNewsen68688305Myanmar: 'No space for a quick fix,' says ex-UN country head
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The international community needs to think outside the box to resolve the raging civil war in Myanmar, Charles Petrie, a former UN assistant secretary general and Myanmar expert, told DW.2024-03-27T13:22:00ZWorlden68681775Cyberbullying affects 1 in 6 schoolchildren — WHO study
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In a survey of Europe, Asia and Canada, researchers found that peer violence and cyberbullying are major problems for school-aged children — and they're getting worse.2024-03-27T12:31:00ZScienceen68680784India summons US diplomat following Kejriwal comments
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India's Foreign Ministry has protested after the United States joined Germany in raising concerns following the arrest of a leading opposition politician, Arvind Kejriwal. New Delhi summoned a US diplomat on Wednesday.2024-03-27T12:28:00ZNewsen68680261Japan's yen dips to 34-year low against US dollar
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The Japanese yen has hit its lowest level against the dollar in decades, even after Japan's central bank announced a hike in interest rates.2024-03-27T12:01:00ZNewsen68680268Poison and Poverty - Illegal Gold Mining in Indonesia
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Tourists flock to the Indonesian island of Lombok for its beautiful beaches. But while foreigners snorkel and surf, the islanders are extracting gold from the depths of the earth.2024-03-27T10:58:00ZSchedule and Receptionen68385220Thailand: Lawmakers pass same-sex marriage bill
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Thailand is on track to become Southeast Asia's first country to recognize same-sex unions. The bill, passed in the lower house, still needs Senate approval and the king's endorsement before it becomes law.2024-03-27T07:42:00ZNewsen68676628China's Xi Jinping meets with US executives
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Chinese authorities are seeking to spur growth in the world's second-largest economy, which is facing decreasing demand for exports. US companies in China have increasingly complained of an unfair business environment.2024-03-27T04:49:00ZNewsen68676289Chinese court hands former FA boss life sentence
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A Chinese court has sentenced the country's former Football Association boss to life in prison after convicting him on corruption charges. This came amid a crackdown on sports corruption by the Beijing authorities.2024-03-26T16:28:00ZSportsen68674006Pakistan seeks long-term IMF bailout to fix broken economy
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's coalition government has its work cut out as economic turmoil forces it to tackle deep-rooted structural problems.2024-03-25T16:22:00ZWorlden68663808What's behind South Korea's K-pop crisis?
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The biggest names in K-pop have sought out new markets overseas. But they've left a hole in their home market that no other acts have been able to fill yet.2024-03-22T13:11:00ZWorlden68642279Marco Polo: The travel writer who shocked medieval Europe
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Today, 700 years after his death, Marco Polo remains a household name. But who was the Italian traveler who chronicled his Silk Road journey to China's Mongol Empire — and why has his legacy been steeped in controversy?2024-03-18T09:09:00ZCultureen68540522