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WM-Schiedsrichter wird Einreise in die USA verweigert - Kenzo Tribouillard / AFP

WM-Schiedsrichter wird Einreise in die USA verweigert - Kenzo Tribouillard / AFP

Endstation Flughafen Miami WM-Schiedsrichter wird Einreise in die USA verweigert

Er pfeift seit Jahren für die Fifa, trotzdem haben die USA dem Schiedsrichter Omar Artan bei der Einreise die Rote Karte gezeigt. Grund könnte seine Herkunft sein.

Putin Weaponizes the Global Food Supply - Mikhail Metzel / AP / picture alliance

Putin Weaponizes the Global Food Supply - Mikhail Metzel / AP / picture alliance

Using Famine as a Lever Putin Weaponizes the Global Food Supply

To blackmail the West, Russian President Vladimir Putin is blocking the export of millions of tons of corn and wheat from Ukraine. By doing so, he is triggering famine in Africa and Asia – while at the same time seeking to pose as their savior.

With the World's Attention on Ukraine, Suffering Is Rising Elsewhere - Joost Bastmeijer / DER SPIEGEL

With the World's Attention on Ukraine, Suffering Is Rising Elsewhere - Joost Bastmeijer / DER SPIEGEL

Humanitarian Catastrophe in Somalia With the World's Attention on Ukraine, Suffering Is Rising Elsewhere

Ukraine isn't the only place where children are dying because of the Russian invasion. With all attention on the war there, aid money is drying up in other regions – including in Somalia, which is experiencing a devastating drought. By Heiner Hoffmann in Somalia

A Miracle on the Horn of Africa - Benjamin Moscovici

A Miracle on the Horn of Africa - Benjamin Moscovici

Boom in Somaliland A Miracle on the Horn of Africa

Somaliland has managed what neighboring Somalia has failed to do for years: It has established peace and stability and successfully driven out terrorism. And it has done so with very little international aid. How did it succeed? By Benjamin Moscovici in Somaliland

The Business of Fear in Boomtown Mogadishu - CHRISTIAN WERNER / DER SPIEGEL

The Business of Fear in Boomtown Mogadishu - CHRISTIAN WERNER / DER SPIEGEL

Warlord City The Business of Fear in Boomtown Mogadishu

Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, is a city with little functioning infrastructure and a relentless cascade of violence. But some inhabitants of the city have been able to take advantage of the ongoing civil war to make themselves rich, and their business is feeding the horror. Von Fritz Schaap und Christian Werner

Millions Around The World Are Still Threatened with Starvation - DOMINIC NAHR / DER SPIEGEL

Millions Around The World Are Still Threatened with Starvation - DOMINIC NAHR / DER SPIEGEL

A Preventable Tragedy Millions Around The World Are Still Threatened with Starvation

Every ninth person on the planet suffers from hunger. The situation is so dire in some countries that 20 million people are at acute risk of death by starvation. How is this possible at a time of a global food surplus?

Muslime retten Christen das Leben - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Muslime retten Christen das Leben - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Anschlag in Kenia Muslime retten Christen das Leben

Solidarität über Religionsgrenzen hinweg: Bei einer Terrorattacke auf einen Bus in Kenia wollten die Angreifer christliche Passagiere von muslimischen trennen. Doch die Muslime stellten sich quer.

Ukraine Locks Up Refugees at EU's Behest - GLEB GARANICH/ REUTERS

Ukraine Locks Up Refugees at EU's Behest - GLEB GARANICH/ REUTERS

'Guantanamo of the East' Ukraine Locks Up Refugees at EU's Behest

Brussels is doing all it can to prevent refugees from reaching Fortress Europe, with initiatives like funding the construction of internment centers in Ukraine. Asylum seekers who have spent time there report miserable conditions and abuse. Von Maximilian Popp

Anti-Piraten-Mission am Horn von Afrika verlängert - DPA/ EU NAVFOR

Anti-Piraten-Mission am Horn von Afrika verlängert - DPA/ EU NAVFOR

Seeräuberei Anti-Piraten-Mission am Horn von Afrika verlängert

Die EU-Operation "Atalanta" zur Eindämmung der Piraterie vor der Ostküste Afrikas wird bis Ende 2016 verlängert. Die Mission verzeichne große Fortschritte, hieß es aus Brüssel, die Piraten stellten aber weiterhin eine Gefahr dar.

IKEA Shelters House Refugees - Jürgen Schrader

IKEA Shelters House Refugees - Jürgen Schrader

Self-Assembly on the Savanna IKEA Shelters House Refugees

The Swedish furniture giant IKEA has sent self-assembly huts to the savanna of Ethiopia to house Somali refugees. If the test case proves successful, they soon could be used as alternatives to tents in other parts of the world. Von Johannes Korge

Success Uncertain for European Training Effort - Johannes Korge/ DER SPIEGEL

Success Uncertain for European Training Effort - Johannes Korge/ DER SPIEGEL

An Army for Somalia Success Uncertain for European Training Effort

German soldiers are participating in a European Union mission in Uganda to train Somali soldiers to help bring peace to their wartorn nation. A visit to the camp shows just how difficult it is to turn raw recruits into loyal, effective fighters. Not even Brussels is convinced of the mission's usefulness. Von Anne Backhaus und Johannes Korge

Court Rules in Germany's First Modern-Day Piracy Trial - Angelika Warmuth/ dpa

Court Rules in Germany's First Modern-Day Piracy Trial - Angelika Warmuth/ dpa

Verdict in Somali Hijacking Case Court Rules in Germany's First Modern-Day Piracy Trial

A court in Hamburg has handed down prison sentences to 10 Somali pirates who hijacked the German freighter cargo ship MS Taipan in 2010. The trial lasted almost two years, making it one of the longest in postwar German history. It was hampered primarily by linguistic difficulties and problems establishing the age of the defendants.

Germany's Somali Pirate Trial Is Pointless - Ministerie Van Defensie/ dpa

Germany's Somali Pirate Trial Is Pointless - Ministerie Van Defensie/ dpa

An Expensive Farce Germany's Somali Pirate Trial Is Pointless

When 10 Somali pirates were brought to trial earlier this year in Hamburg, many viewed it as promising a minor victory against lawlessness on the high seas. But the trial has turned into a pointless and expensive circus. The battle against piracy off the Horn of Africa won't be won in German courtrooms. Von Beate Lakotta

'The Pirate Problem Cannot Be Solved Militarily' - Dai Kurokawa/ dpa

'The Pirate Problem Cannot Be Solved Militarily' - Dai Kurokawa/ dpa

The World from Berlin 'The Pirate Problem Cannot Be Solved Militarily'

Chancellor Angela Merkel's government approved an expansion of the EU's anti-pirate mission off the coast of Somalia on Wednesday to allow military strikes on land. German commentators share the opposition's skepticism and worries about risk.

Germany May Loosen Shipping Laws - MOHAMED DAHIR/ AFP

Germany May Loosen Shipping Laws - MOHAMED DAHIR/ AFP

Using Guards to Hunt Pirates Germany May Loosen Shipping Laws

Using private security firms to protect ships from Somali pirates has long been a legal gray area in Germany. Conceding that it doesn't have enough soldiers to do the job, the German government is considering a draft law allowing shipowners to deploy private armed guards. But there's one caveat: Security personnel would be limited to using semi-automatic firearms. Von Simone Utler

EU To Target Pirates Up to Two Kilometers Inland - dapd

EU To Target Pirates Up to Two Kilometers Inland - dapd

Somalia Mission Expands EU To Target Pirates Up to Two Kilometers Inland

Last week, the European Union agreed to expand its anti-piracy mission to include land-based targets in Somalia. SPIEGEL ONLINE has learned that air attacks up to two kilometers inland will be allowed. But an expansion of the mandate could face obstacles in Berlin, where opposition politicians warn that EU forces could get dragged into fighting on the ground. Von Matthias Gebauer

Religion and Climate Change Fuel Chaos in Sahel - Stuart Price/ AP

Religion and Climate Change Fuel Chaos in Sahel - Stuart Price/ AP

Africa's Belt of Misery Religion and Climate Change Fuel Chaos in Sahel

Bloody conflicts in a band of Africa stretching from Senegal to Somalia are hampering efforts to bring progress to the troubled region. Muslims are increasingly pitted against Christians, and nomads against sedentary farmers. Matters are made worse by climate change and a flood of weapons. Von Horand Knaup

Islamist Terror Network Gains Strength in Africa - AFOLABI SOTUNDE/ REUTERS

Islamist Terror Network Gains Strength in Africa - AFOLABI SOTUNDE/ REUTERS

Suicide Attacks in Nigeria Islamist Terror Network Gains Strength in Africa

On Christmas Day, the extremist Muslim sect Boko Haram carried out a suicide attack on a church in Nigeria that killed dozens. By allying itself with groups such as al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, it has been gaining in strength and is threatening to spark a religious war in Nigeria. Von Horand Knaup

EU Seeks to Expand Anti-Piracy Mission in Somalia - MOHAMED DAHIR/ AFP

EU Seeks to Expand Anti-Piracy Mission in Somalia - MOHAMED DAHIR/ AFP

On the Beaches EU Seeks to Expand Anti-Piracy Mission in Somalia

Piracy off the Somali coast remains a huge problem, despite international efforts to combat the scourge. Now, the EU is considering expanding the scope of its operation to include attacks on onshore infrastructure such as weapons depots. German politicians are warning of the dangers of mission creep.

Schwarzes Loch im Weltmeer - MOHAMED DAHIR/ AFP

Schwarzes Loch im Weltmeer - MOHAMED DAHIR/ AFP

Regatta vor Piratenküste Schwarzes Loch im Weltmeer

Die Volvo Ocean Race gilt als eine der härtesten Segelregatten der Welt. Am Sonntag startet sie in ihre gefährlichste Etappe: Es geht von Kapstadt nach Abu Dhabi, quer durch die schlimmsten Piratengewässer Welt. Die Sicherheitsmaßnahmen sind beeindruckend - und eine Bankrotterklärung. Von Frank Patalong

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