
Authorities say a Russian and a Latvian citizen were involved in the failed drone attack at Leipzig airport last month. DW's political correspondent Simon Young explains what is k…

A giant piece of ice broke off a mountain in Nepal and the subsequent flood of water, mud and rock moved as fast as a car on the highway. Are natural disasters like these actually…

Shein has made its long-awaited market debut in Hong Kong, but at a fraction of its peak value. Is the retail giant still in fashion, or is the party over? #dwbusiness #fastfashio…

Germany has seen two sabotage attempts on parts of its electricity grid within 24 hours. One in the eastern Germany state of Brandenburg, near Berlin. And the other in the city of…

Bangladesh is facing a gas crisis, with demand far exceeding supply. Long CNG queues are costing drivers hours of work and income, while experts warn that the country's failure to…

China’s property boom created enormous wealth. Its collapse braked economic expansion. Now Beijing is betting on EVs, tech and manufacturing instead — flooding global markets with…

Once a VW employee, always a VW employee - that was the rule for decades. Jobs were secure. But now, the company plans to cut 100,000 jobs and potentially close plants. Suddenly, …

The US launched its first airstrikes on Iran in more than a month, saying it targeted IRGC forces preparing to deploy sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials say a US…

What if one of the biggest targets in a war wasn't a military base, but a printing press? After a Russian drone strike hit Ranok, one of Ukraine's largest children's publishers, t…

Ethiopia built Africa's biggest hydroelectric dam in 2025, but more than half its people are still not on the grid. On a continent where energy from the sun, wind and other source…