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India news: Several killed in New Delhi fire

At least 21 people were killed and several others injured after a fire tore through a building in New Delhi. Some of the victims were foreign nationals who had traveled to India for medical treatment. DW has more.
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US plans extra tariffs for 60 countries over forced labor

A new wave of Trump tariffs could unsettle US trade partners which have already signed new trade deals or have been negotiating them for months.
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UK: Protest erupts over student murder

Protesters have clashed with police in Southampton over the December murder of finance student Henry Nowak. The fatally injured victim was handcuffed by police after his killer accused him of racist abuse.
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World Cup: David Beckham to get Hollywood Walk of Fame star

Former Manchester United and England superstar to be honored for role in "elevating soccer's profile in America" ahead of FIFA World Cup.
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Iran war: US and Iran trade fire amid stalled talks

The US and Iran traded renewed fire in the Persian Gulf in a flareup of violence on Wednesday. The fighting comes as peace efforts remain stalled.
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Spain's Princess Leonor makes history with parachute jump

Princess Leonor of Spain becomes the first Spanish royal to complete a parachuting course at the age of 20, according to Spanish media.
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Germany's Merz backs Hungary's new pro-EU course

After talks with Hungary's new prime minister, Peter Magyar, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expects a positive reset in EU relations. Meanwhile, Budapest has signaled only a partial shift so far on support for Ukraine.
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Germany: Cologne Cathedral to charge tourists €12 for entry

Cologne Cathedral has laid out plans to charge tourist visitors, starting in July. They will be asked to pay €12 each, to help cover maintenance costs. It still plans to keep a small free area available for worshippers.
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US-Iran talks appear stalled as Trump claims otherwise

Iranian media had reported US-Iran negotiations were halted amid continued fighting in Lebanon. US President Trump later said reports of stalled talks were "fake news." More on DW.
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El Nino could push temperatures higher, UN warns

The World Meteorological Organization says there's a high likelihood of a moderate or possibly strong El Nino weather phenomenon in the coming months. This could push temperatures higher and impact rainfall.
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India news: Mamata Banerjee vows to 'fight or die'

Banerjee accused the BJP-led state government of targeting TMC leaders and forcibly evicting hawkers. DW has more.
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Middle East updates: US-Iran talks appear to stall again

An Iranian military official says "war is inevitable" because Tehran won't surrender. Also, reports of strikes between Israel and Hezbollah continue after President Donald Trump said "shooting will stop." DW has more.
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Germany news: Poverty rises to new high, charity group says

Poverty in Germany appears to be rising, with one charity group warning of a "crisislike situation." Meanwhile, Hungary's new prime minister, Peter Magyar, is visiting Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin. DW has more.
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India news: Mamata Banerjee to go ahead with Kolkata protest

Mamata Banerjee said she would proceed with a sit-in protest in Kolkata, amid escalating tensions within the TMC. DW has more.
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Most new German citizens keep original nationality: survey

Germany's previous government changed laws to allow dual citizenship. A new survey shows that, one year after that reform, more than 85% of new German citizens are opting to keep their original nationality.
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Russia launches major attack on Ukraine, several killed

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy had been warning residents for days that Russia was planning a major assault.
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Seeking deal with Iran, Trump promises calm in Lebanon

US President Donald Trump has said Israel and Hezbollah have agreed that "all shooting will stop." Iran has suspended negotiations as it insists there can be no peace that does not include Lebanon.
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EU reaches deal on 'return hubs' for rejected asylum seekers

The controversial deal involves sending migrants whose asylum applications have been rejected to third party countries. It still requires formal approval to come into effect.
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Denmark's Frederiksen secures third term as prime minister

After her party's weakest showing since 1903, Mette Frederiksen spent months negotiating a coalition to stay in power.