
Leftist president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva surprisingly secured a narrow victory in Brazil's run-off presidential election. His right-wing rival, Flavio Bolsonaro refuses to acce…

Students at the University of The Gambia say poor transport, unreliable internet, limited food services and lack of drinking water are affecting campus life. Government officials …

Chinese exports are surging into Europe, threatening carmakers, manufacturers and 100,000s of jobs. Germany and France are responding with a new "Made in Europe" strategy, tariffs…

Reporters rarely travel this close to the fighting. DW documents the choices facing civilians as Russia's war moves closer to their homes. #dwcurrentaffairs #Ukraine #Donetsk #ukr…

Russian ballistic missiles struck a university and surrounding residential areas in Kyiv, according to officials. The strike damaging buildings, a park and nearby metro infrastruc…

Polling for Trump is looking bad. High prices see Americans trust Democrats on the economy more than Republicans. In Georgia, Trump’s been promising cash while bringing German Aut…

Measles is surging across the US, with cases at a 35-year high. How did falling vaccination rates and political distrust bring back a disease America had eliminated? Nicole Frölic…

Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports and shipping infrastructure in the Black Sea have disrupted a key route for global grain and energy exports. As one of the world's largest sourc…

Hundreds gathered in Paris to mourn 26-year-old Pengo Bossio Wangi after authorities described his fatal shooting as a racist terror attack. Protesters say the killing reflects gr…

The U.S. Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers in the battleground state of Michigan is revealing sharp divisions between Arab American and Jewish…