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An Iranian veiled woman in a black chador walks past a mural painting depicting the State of Liberty in Washington DC.

Iran-Israel tensions: Can Iran's economy handle a war?

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Worker at oil refinery

Is Iran's economy ready for war?

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Germany's industrial production expected to sink further

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Reports & Analysis

Two cocoa farmers spread cocoa beans during the sun-drying process

Two cocoa farmers spread cocoa beans during the sun-drying process

Ghana's cocoa farmers are losing out, despite record prices

Ghana's cocoa farmers are losing out, despite record prices

The price of cocoa hit a record high in April. But farmers in countries like Ghana say they're struggling to get by.

Young scientists working at a laboratory in Germany

Young scientists working at a laboratory in Germany

Germany targets Indian students to address labor shortages

Germany targets Indian students to address labor shortages

Germany looks to tap into international student talent to keep its engineering and IT sectors afloat.

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DW Made in Germany | Sendung vom 17. April 2024 | Digitale Fabrik

A digitally twinned factory in India

A digitally twinned factory in India

Siemens in India: Digital twinning means a new lease of life for a factory in India.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, center, wearing a saffron cap, greets supporters from an open vehicle

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, center, wearing a saffron cap, greets supporters from an open vehicle

India's Narendra Modi focuses on economy in election push

India's Narendra Modi focuses on economy in election push

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is seeking to extend his decade-long premiership, sounds bullish on India's economy.

European Council President Charles Michel speaks to journalists

European Council President Charles Michel speaks to journalists

Faced with China and US, EU warned to find competitive edge

Faced with China and US, EU warned to find competitive edge

The EU received a stark warning about economic competitiveness, but carving out a way forward will be difficult.

What's next in €645 million JuicyFields cannabis scam?

What's next in €645 million JuicyFields cannabis scam?

In a major sting operation, police have arrested several suspects in the JuicyFields medical cannabis investment scam.

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Cannabis Cowboys Podcast Teaser

Cannabis Cowboys: DW podcast investigates big cannabis scam

An investment scam, missing millions, spies, aristocrats and whistleblowers. It's a perfect mess. It's Cannabis Cowboys.

Cannabis Cowboys: DW investigative true crime podcast drops

Cannabis Cowboys: DW podcast investigates big cannabis scam

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A row of EU flags growing ever darker in front of the EU Commission building in Brussels

A row of EU flags growing ever darker in front of the EU Commission building in Brussels

Is the EU's image failing in Southeast Asia?

Respondents of a survey showed less confidence in Brussels on issues like upholding free trade and global order.

Storks sit on their nest in the village of Ormenio

Storks sit on their nest in the village of Ormenio

Greece battles declining birth rate

Greece is struggling with a sharp drop in its birth rate. The government now plans to take action.

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A dry riverbed, cracked and dusty

Spain faces springtime water crisis

The water level in some of Spain's reservoirs is already dangerously low for this time of year, putting crops at risk.

Chinese workers on an electric vehicle production line in Jinhau, Zhejiang province, China on March 24, 2021

Chinese workers on an electric vehicle production line in Jinhau, Zhejiang province, China on March 24, 2021

From solar to EVs: How China is overproducing green tech

The US and EU are working to ensure their clean-energy sectors aren't wiped out by unfair competition from China.

A waste dump with used clothes in Java, Indonesia

A waste dump with used clothes in Java, Indonesia

Fast fashion: France seeks to slow down wasteful industry

France is working on a new law that is calling for companies to disclose the environmental impact of their products.

A view of gold bars and yuan symbol

A view of gold bars and yuan symbol

What's behind China's gold-buying spree?

For more than a year, China has been buying large amounts of the precious metal, helping the price to an all-time high.

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A trail of coffee beans leading to a coffee cup

A trail of coffee beans leading to a coffee cup

Why your coffee may soon taste different

Climate change threatens coffee production. New, more resilient hybrids are being developed, but will they taste good?

South African Airways Airbus at Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa

South African Airways Airbus at Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa

Can South African Airways soar after sale falls through?

South African Airways' future hangs in the balance following a collapse in negotiations to keep it in business.

Taylor Swift on stage

Taylor Swift on stage

How Taylor Swift caused a diplomatic rift in Southeast Asia

Singapore secured a deal as the US singer's only stop in Southeast Asia. Neighbors of the city state feel left out.

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