Will Indian workers still get visas in the US?
Modi's visit to the White House comes days after a military plane full of shackled deportees from the US arrived in India, sparking a backlash in the country. However, India is hoping that legal pathways to work in the US via the H1B visa program for skilled workers will be maintained. (Via DW Business)
UN: Aid trucks continue to arrive in Gaza, but more needed
Thousands of trucks carrying food and medicine have entered Gaza since a ceasefire began in January, according to the UN. But the organization says it is not enough and that people's needs remain "enormous".
"Pink Arrows" - A team of cancer survivors
Archery has proved to help mastectomy patients recover and the benefits are not only physical. Flechas Rosas, or the Pink Arrows is an initiative in Spain made to improve the lives of breast cancer survivors.
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Kayaker narrowly escapes death after whale swallows him in Chile
This is the moment a kayaker in Chile narrowly escaped death when a humpback whale swallowed him whole before releasing him unharmed:
Can Trump secure Ukraine deal with Putin without America losing face?
The US president is keen to fulfill his campaign promise of quickly ending the Ukraine war. But after his recent phone call with Russia's President Putin, many in Kyiv wonder if Trump can achieve a deal for Ukraine without looking like America lost out.
North Korea destroys meeting place for war-separated families
Marking another low point in strained relations, North Korea is demolishing Mount Kungang Reunion Center, Seoul said.
The venue hosted rare and tearful reunions for families separated by the Korean War and the division of the country.
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Germany: Several injured in 'suspected attack' in Munich
A car that plowed into a crowd in Munich is being treated as a "suspected attack," according to Bavaria's State Premier Markus Söder. Police said at least 28 people were injured and the suspect was detained immediately at the scene.
Merkelnomics – downfall of German economy?
During Angela Merkel's sixteen years in office, economic growth was steady, unemployment came down dramatically and exports rose. And yet, her decisions are now being blamed for some of Germany’s gravest economic problems. (Via DW Business )
Santorini: What is the current situation?
The earthquakes on Santorini continue. To learn more about the seismic crisis on the popular island, we spoke to an expert, a local resident, and a tourist to hear their thoughts. (Via DW Travel )
DR Congo: Thousands of displaced people flee Goma after M23 threats
"The war destroyed all our houses."
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, thousands of displaced people are fleeing Goma after the M23 armed group gave them 72 hours to leave their camps. They're seeking refuge in Bukavu city, which is still under government control.
Elon Musk retracts claim USAID sent $50M in condoms to Gaza
Elon Musk has walked back the claim he made that USAID sent $50 million in condoms to the Gaza Strip — a claim that US President Donald Trump embellished upon by saying that Hamas was supposedly using the non-existent condoms to make bombs.
Modi set to meet Trump amidst uproar over Indian migrant deportations
As PM Modi travels to the White House to meet President Trump, reports of Indian migrants deported from the US in shackles continue to anger many across India. Will the chummy relationship between the two leaders survive threats of more deportations and higher tariffs?
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