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Japan builds new spy agency — Why now? | DW News
Japan plans to launch its first centralized intelligence agency since the end of World War II. After decades of relying on US intelligence, this is part of efforts by Prime Minist…
Iran conflict: Turning into a forever war? | DW News
Trump said the Iran war would not be endless. Four months later, it is still going and no one knows when it will end. #dwgeopolitics For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Fol…
How Finland and Norway became central to German security | DW News
As Russia pushes into the Arctic and competition for control of the region grows, Germany is being drawn northward — militarily and strategically. #dwgermanpolitics For more news …
What do war games reveal about Europe's security future? | Berlin Briefing Podcast
What can a war game tell us about a real-world security crisis? And is Europe prepared for the threats it may face in the years ahead? In this episode of Berlin Briefing, Nina Haa…
How diaspora fans have defined the 2026 World Cup | DW News
Amid unprecedented difficulties for fans traveling from abroad and an atmosphere of growing pressure on immigrant communities within the USA, diaspora supporters have helped defin…
How Nepali Sherpas are reshaping Norway's famous hiking trails | DW News
For nearly two decades, Sherpa craftsmen have been building stone stairways across Norway's mountains. Meanwhile, the income they earn supports families and development projects b…
Trump's speech: Big allegations, no proof? | DW News
President Donald Trump made bold accusations about US election vulnerabilities, especially toward China. But his evidence? Selectively released documents presented without context…
US strikes Iran bridges and collapses a tower at a key port | DW News
A US strike set a bridge ablaze in Iran’s Bandar Khamir as Washington returned to hitting infrastructure in its war against Tehran. The Pentagon released new footage of jets and c…
What UK's likely next PM thinks about Trump and Gaza? | DW News
Andy Burnham will likely be the UK's next prime minister — he's a hit with voters at home but where does he stand on foreign policy? Hear for yourself. For more news go to: http:/…
The anti-hate tactic draining neo-Nazi profits | DW News
This campaign found a way to hit neo-Nazis where it hurts: their wallets. In Germany, activists are using trademark law to fight far-right merchandise. #dwculture #dwtrends For mo…
