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Deep dive: Reviving repair culture – DW – 05/30/2024 - Vimarsana News

Deep dive: Reviving repair culture – DW – 05/30/2024

We generate so much e-waste per year that we could easily fill enough garbage trucks to circle the globe. In this episode we learn about innovative solutions to our growing e-waste problem, the EU's new right-to-repair legislation, and how this shift is challenging our throwaway mindset. Can we fix our way to a more sustainable future?

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Russia-Ukraine updates: Zelenskyy says Russian call-up had already begun | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Russia-Ukraine updates: Zelenskyy says Russian call-up had already begun | News | DW

Ukraine's president has said in a German interview that Vladimir Putin's speech about calling up reservists was "no news for me." He said the process had already begun earlier. DW rounds up the latest.

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Kyiv: Almost back to normal, as domestic tourists return | DW Travel | DW - Vimarsana News

Kyiv: Almost back to normal, as domestic tourists return | DW Travel | DW

With fighting focused on other parts of Ukraine, Kyiv city life regains a semblance of normality. DW's Natalia Vlasenko reports from the Ukrainian capital.

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The Suwalki Gap: how this 40-mile land corridor could spark a war - Vimarsana News

The Suwalki Gap: how this 40-mile land corridor could spark a war

‘The most dangerous place on Earth’ runs along the Polish/Lithuanian border

Fact check: Just how safe is Rwanda for migrants? - Vimarsana News

Fact check: Just how safe is Rwanda for migrants?

Britain has struck a deal to deport undocumented migrants to Rwanda. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has claimed the East African country is one of the world's safest, with a track record of welcoming immigrants.