Deutsche Welle: DW.com – Germany

• Austria not liable for Ischgl ski resort COVID outbreak
  Austrian state cannot be held liable for the Ischgl crisis that saw thousands catch COVID-19, a court has ruled, rejecting the plaintiff's claims of "catastrophic mismanagement."
• Germany's far-right AfD profits from climate change spat
  The far-right Alternative for Germany is flying high in nationwide polls. Currently the AfD is sharpening its profile by attacking the Green Party's climate policies.
• How supermodel Heidi Klum built a multimillion-euro empire
  As Heidi Klum turns 50, we look at how her impressive career has allowed the German-born supermodel to become a global star and powerful businesswoman.
• World Cup 2023: Germany squad announced amid Bayern dispute
  Germany's World Cup squad announcement was overshadowed by reaction to Bayern Munich's decision to release their players at a date that was "contrary to agreements made at the start of the year".
• Apartheid chronicler Ernest Cole's photos on show in Germany
  Ernest Cole was the first Black photojournalist to document the violence and atrocities of the apartheid regime in South Africa. His works are now on show in Germany.
• German strawberry boycott petition sparks anger in Spain
  The future of a Spanish national park has pitted German consumers against strawberry growers. Germany is one of the biggest consumers of Spanish strawberries.
• German rail union rejects Bahn offer, threatens more strikes
  A German railway and transport trade union says another strike is certain in the "short term," after rejecting the latest pay offer from Deutsche Bahn. DB says unions are so inflexible the talks have become "pointless."