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Severe storms and heavy rain, German activists call on EU citizens to help protect abortion rights, Toni Kroos to retire from football and more news from around Germany on Wednesday.

Sergei Lukashevsky is an important voice of the Russian opposition. After fleeing Moscow, he fought for a free Russia via Radio Sakharov. He has now been honored for his activism.

The Israeli military says it has increased its strikes on Gaza "in a very significant way," as Israel moves a step closer to a full ground offensive in Gaza. DW has the latest.

The Israeli military says it has increased its strikes on Gaza "in a very significant way," as Israel moves a step closer to a full ground offensive in Gaza. DW has the latest.

Fridays for Future claim that Hamas’s Oct 7 massacre was ‘rooted in ethnic cleansing of Palestinians’ called a ‘crude distortion of history’

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There was a big party to celebrate the first construction phase of the Reuterpark on Saturday; Bonn police will be setting up video towers again despite their use being legally questionable; there were protests against the Iranian regime; and in Swisstal, a hairdresser told a would-be robber to get a job if he needed money. Here’s our news overview for the last day of April.

Rallied by peers in Ukraine, youth climate activists are planning protests for peace around the world.

GLOBAL – On Monday 28th of February the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a seminal report presenting the most comprehensive scientific overview to date of the climate impacts that communities around the world are suffering, due to the ongoing exploitation of fossil fuels.  

A coal phase-out by 2030, more electric vehicles and rapid renewables expansion. Germany's new coalition has promised a climate bonanza but can the targets be hit?