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• German researchers find highly effective HIV antibody
  Ahead of the 2025 European AIDS Conference in Paris, researchers discovered a new antibody against HIV. They say it can prevent infections and neutralize the virus in the laboratory. But will it work in real life?
• Italy top court blocks Nord Stream suspect extradition
  A Ukrainian national suspected of being one of the masterminds of the 2022 Baltic Sea blasts cannot be extradited to Germany, Italian top court rules.
• First-class hen party on Essen-Cologne train confuses DB
  Three passengers loitering on a local train after it reached its final station caught the driver unawares in Cologne. Police are seeking an unknown individual for befouling the train carriage with a trio of chickens.
• Germany news: Cabinet agrees on 'active pensioner' plans
  Germany's Cabinet is looking to allow pensioners to work part-time tax-free after the age of 70. Meanwhile, the coalition is in choppy waters on its military service plans. DW has more.
• Germany: Body of missing boy Fabian found in forest
  Police say they suspect a crime has taken place after the discovery of a body thought to be an eight-year-old boy missing since Friday. The discovery came after days of searches around his hometown in northern Germany.
• Germany news: Coalition frictions open on military service
  A canceled presentation on a military service breakthrough showed further signs of tension between the CDU and SPD. Meanwhile, inflation has risen to 2.4% in September, a second straight monthly increase. DW has more.
• Dorothee Elmiger wins 2025 German Book Prize
  Already praised as one of the most promising young Swiss writers, Elmiger offers with "The Dutch Women" a nightmarish literary expedition into the heart of the jungle.