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Is Russia committing genocide in Ukraine? | Ukraine: The Latest podcast
Every weekday The Telegraph's top journalists analyse the Russian invasion of Ukraine from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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Auf wiedersehen, pet: Germany set to ban sausage dogs
Kennel Club launches petition to scrap reform that ‘prohibits our favourite dogs’ such as dachshunds, beagles, boxers and schnauzers
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Electric cars will decide the outcome of the American election
If the President loses voters in key Midwestern swing states this election, he’ll have nobody to blame but himself
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Red Sea missile war: Navy helicopters are making air-to-air kills like fighters
Door gun not Topgun, in the new world of slow drones
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Ron DeSantis signs law which bans Florida under-14s from using social media
Governor introduces legislation which also prohibits 14 or 15-year-olds from accessing platforms without parental consent
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Watch: Why Putin is trying to link Moscow terror attack to Ukraine
Roland Oliphant, Senior Foreign Correspondent, analyses how the Russian president will try to turn Islamic State atrocity to his advantage
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Treasure hunters are flocking to Zimbabwe – but the toxic gold rush brings ecological disaster
As thousands of illegal gold miners descend on the region in search of riches, their use of mercury is contaminating land and water supplies
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Why this devastating collapse could only have happened to a bridge like Baltimore’s
The disaster we have witnessed in Baltimore stems in part from the fact the Francis Scott Key Bridge was built in the early 1970s
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Even without the USA, Nato would still win in a fight
The numbers don’t lie. But would Nato have the endurance to win in the long run?
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Why North Korea has blurred the jeans of its new TV star... Alan Titchmarsh
The gardener is a celebrity in the pariah state, but his blue jeans are viewed with suspicion and blurred out
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Israel scraps peace talks with Hamas after UN ceasefire vote
Benjamin Netanyahu recalls delegation to Qatar discussions because of terror group’s unbending negotiating position
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The triumphant USA is now producing more oil and gas than any nation ever has
We and our friends have no need to truckle to the Kremlin or Saudi Arabia
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We must stand up to the thugs and bullies in Beijing - or Taiwan will fall
China’s latest hostile actions are indicative of its aim is to advance authoritarianism. The direction of travel is clear
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How an NHS app is helping doctors diagnose leprosy patients in war-torn Myanmar
A platform widely used in the UK is connecting British dermatologists with patients thousands of miles away
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Anne Hathaway says ‘toxic’ online hatred cost her acting roles
US actress suffered ‘Hathahate’ viral phenomenon in 2013 after winning Oscar for role in Les Misérables
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Lord Cameron challenged over Britain’s role in UN ceasefire vote
Netanyahu has condemned US position after it too allowed the motion to pass
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Putin acknowledges radical Islamists carried out Moscow terror attack
Kremlin faces calls to bring back death penalty as tortured suspects are paraded - one of whom was force-fed his own ear
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Taliban leader says women will be stoned to death in public
Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada says rights that the West demands for women in Afghanistan go against harsh interpretation of Sharia
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Secret doors, sunken baths and nymphs on the ceiling: inside Berlusconi’s bunga bunga bunker
Rome’s foreign press corps moves into the grand palazzo that was previously home to the former Italian prime minister
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How Russia created a ‘stifling climate of fear’ in occupied Ukraine | Ukraine: The Latest podcast
Every weekday The Telegraph's top journalists analyse the Russian invasion of Ukraine from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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Britain is letting Hamas weaponise international law
Lord Cameron employs double standards and an inversion of reality at a time when hatred of Jews is on an exponential rise
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In Israel’s deserted north, your nearest neighbour can be a Hezbollah fighter who wants to kill you
Residents have fled the kibbutzim along the Lebanese border, and the volunteers guarding the once-idyllic area fear they may never come back
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Germany needs migration ‘pause’, says senior opposition MP
Jens Spahn says country’s targets too weak as pressure grows on Olaf Scholz’s administration for reforms
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German officials warned lockdowns cause more harm than good, documents show
Evidence for making masks mandatory was lacking, according to health agency’s deliberations released after long legal battle
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Trump’s war on welfare is destined to fail
The Republican candidate can’t abandon his loyal base now. Social Security is too popular to mess with
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Macron launches ‘XXL cleanup’ anti-drug operation
French president cracks down on narcotics trade in run-up to European parliament elections in June
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Netanyahu government under threat over military exemption for ultra-orthodox Jews
Israel’s defence minister says he will not back Bill that enshrines Haredim’s right to avoid service
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Putin’s long history of brutal warfare is coming back to haunt him
In this case, the enemy of my enemy is not my friend
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Trump’s biggest legal victory is in sight: presidential immunity
The justices will be more interested in the enduring impact of any decision they render than in its immediate impact on the coming election
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Trump pushed away his closest allies – he’s finally paying the price
His bad behaviour has drained his finances to the point of near-bankruptcy, and could even lose him the election
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