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What do women in Asia dream about? What is their perspective on careers, mental health and marriage? The new DW series 'HER - Women in Asia' brings you closer to the lives of women from India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan and Taiwan.https://p.dw.com/p/3vpfN 

Opinion: "For the first time in 100 years, the global community is set to agree on a radical restructuring of the tax system that would make it fairer. It really can be described as historic," writes DW's @RiegertBernd.http://dw.com/en/opinion-the-global-tax-revolution-is-coming/a-58151960 …

Having trouble remembering faces? Neuroscientists identified cells in our brain that affect our memories and emotions. This discovery is considered to be ground-breaking as it might give important answers, writes DW’s @zulfikarabbany.https://p.dw.com/p/3vt9y 

DW's @MonishaMartins talked to a member of an Indigenous community in #Canada who says that stories of stolen children who never came home were "truth and knowledge to Indigenous people." Now people are starting to "question their blind spots."https://p.dw.com/p/3vqCl 

#ClimateProtection or economic growth? The series Climate Change Myths Debunked looks at which factors apart from the GDP can be an indicator for economic welfare. @smudgehausenhttps://p.dw.com/p/3vndr 

Meinung: Der Durchbruch zu einer gerechteren Besteuerung sei mit der Reform geschaffen, doch man müsse schauen, ob letztlich die Konzerne oder Kunden über höhere Preise die Steuerrechnung begleichen, schreibt DW-Korrespondent @RiegertBernd.https://p.dw.com/p/3vvhj 

Klimamythen im Faktencheck: Seit 50 Jahren diskutieren Expert*innen, ob Länder, die umweltpolitische Ziele vernachlässigen, einen wirtschaftlichen Vorteil haben. DW-Journalist @smudgehausen hat nachgesehen.https://p.dw.com/p/3vtgu 

Julian Assanges Freilassung auf Kaution lehnt ein britisches Gericht ab. Nun hat ein wichtiger Zeuge der Anklage nach einem Bericht einer isländischen Zeitung seine Vorwürfe gegen #Assange widerrufen. @matvhein und Marcel Fürstenau berichten. @stundinhttps://p.dw.com/p/3vvJ0 

Alexei Aliaksandrau faces up to 15 years in prison. "The people of #Belarus need independent information to make free, educated decisions. Journalism is not a crime but a vital service for democratic societies," says @CvN13355 @dw_akademie.https://p.dw.com/p/3vwET 

This will "further isolate #Belarus," said a spokesperson with Germany's Foreign Office on @goetheinstitut and the German Academic Exchange Service @DAAD_Germany being forced to suspend their activities in the country following EU sanctions.https://p.dw.com/p/3vuHG