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Islamophobia in Germany: Muslims face everyday hate - Vimarsana News

Islamophobia in Germany: Muslims face everyday hate

Last Friday – 15 March – was the UN's International Day to Combat Islamophobia. In Germany, many of the 5.5 million-strong Muslim community say they experience discrimination every day. By Christoph Strack

Christmas: How Ukrainian refugees find comfort in Germany - Vimarsana News

Christmas: How Ukrainian refugees find comfort in Germany

Ukrainians who have fled their country in the 10 months since the Russian invasion are facing their first festive season in Germany. Many have only one Christmas wish.

Opinion: Germany′s Ahr Valley flood disaster management is the next tragedy | Opinion | DW - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Germany′s Ahr Valley flood disaster management is the next tragedy | Opinion | DW

One year after the flood disaster in two German states, those affected are still struggling with the trauma and the consequences of political failure, writes Christoph Strack.

Source: dw.com
Opinion: Pope Francis clearly points the finger at Russia | Europe | News and current affairs from around the continent | DW - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Pope Francis clearly points the finger at Russia | Europe | News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

In an unusual interview, Pope Francis finally blames Putin as responsible for the war and suffering in Ukraine, writes DW's Christoph Strack.

Source: dw.com
Munich archbishop says ′Catholic Church must renew itself′ | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Munich archbishop says ′Catholic Church must renew itself′ | News | DW

German Cardinal Reinhard Marx has said he is still willing to step down in response to a damning report on decades of sexual abuse in his archdiocese. But for now, he said he wanted to focus on necessary reforms.

Source: dw.com