
From Nigeria to Ethiopia and Kenya, demand for solar is soaring, improving both rural and city life. So why is adoption slow in some places? We explore the tensions shaping Africa…

For decades, cycle rickshaws were a common sight on the streets of New Delhi. But now those who drive them could be among the last on the streets after the arrival of the e-ricksh…

Large demonstrations across Spain are putting Pedro Sanchez under pressure over his government's response to the Ceuta migration crisis, in which tens of thousands of people enter…

A Russian ship has been seized in the Arctic, sparking accusations of piracy from Moscow and opening a new front in a legal battle that began with the annexation of Crimea. So why…

US Mint, which is an official bureau within the US Treasury Department, has released a controversial dollar coin with Trump's face on it. America has kept living presidents off it…

Celebrated US author and women's rights activist Gloria Steinem has died. DW speaks to journalist Jennifer Pozner, a colleague and friend of Steinem, about her legacy. Chapter Bre…

Despite months of conflict, attacks on Gulf states and continuing disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, oil supplies remain well above worst-case forecasts. Why? We ask Atlantic Cou…

NATO has wrapped up its Northern Viking exercise. The alliance's nine-day drill centered on Iceland as the base to protect the north Atlantic and Arctic from Russia and China. DW'…

Putin is expected to mobilise troops in his continuing effort to take the Donbas region of Ukraine. But experts argue what’s left of the Donbas may not be worth the costly fight f…

This year's El Niño may be the strongest on record yet. The World Meteorological Organization says it will intensify until at least February - and governments need to act before i…