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Protesters out in force on the streets of France | DW News
People across France have responded to online calls to revive the 'yellow vest' protest movement in response to spiking living costs. Demonstrators joined thousands of student pro…
US president’s suspension of penalties on oligarchs leaves Ukraine reeling as Kremlin cheers|DW News
US President Donald Trump has put on hold a new round of sanctions against Russia which were due to go into effect this weekend. That’s just days after Trump reached an agreement …
White House press secretary was “let go” from the role after 5 days | DW News
A White House official says Katie Zacharia is leaving her post as press secretary, less than a week after taking on the role. #usa #whitehouse #katiezacharia #presssecretary #dwne…
Police charge, buildings torched as all ages take to urban streets | DW News
Widespread protests have swept through cities across France. Students, who have been blockading schools for weeks over education conditions, are being joined by the Yellow Vest mo…
Can Ukraine survive without Starlink? | DW News
Can Ukraine fight without Starlink? And who is behind the restrictions: Elon Musk or Donald Trump? As Washington turns up the pressure on Kyiv, DW’s Misha Komadovsky @komadovsky s…
Will autonomous weapons obey the laws of war?| DW News
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of modern warfare. It's helping militaries analyse intelligence, identify targets and support battlefield operations. Supporters s…
Merz backs mandatory military service if volunteers fall short | DW News
At a convention by the youth wing of his Christian Democratic Party, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz reiterated that he considers the reinstatement of mandatory military service …
Greece and Turkey's undersea tensions | DW News
A power cable 3,000 meters below the Mediterranean has drawn Turkish warships, a European prosecutors’ probe and a nod from the US Secretary of State. Will the Great Sea Interconn…
DW witnesses settlers closing in on Palestinian olive harvest | DW News
The Washington Post says Israeli settlers have attacked one of its photojournalists, Heidi Levine. She was covering settler violence against Palestinian olive farmers at the time …
Red Sea crisis: Egypt on sidelines for how long? | DW News
The Red Sea is becoming one of the world's most dangerous flashpoints. As Houthi attacks, regional conflicts, civil wars and security threats intensify, one key player has remaine…
A dangerous moment for Zelenskyy: How Trump is helping Putin | DW News
Donald Trump says easing sanctions on Russia is in America's national interest and could help bring down energy prices. But the decision has sparked intense debate over Washington…
European carmakers turning to retro styling to fend of Chinese | DW News
Some of Europe’s best-known cars are making an electric comeback at the Paris Motor Show. Renault, Citroën and Fiat are reviving iconic models for a new generation, as European ca…
White House press secretary "let go" from the role after 5 days | DW News
A White House official says Katie Zacharia is leaving her post as press secretary, less than a week after taking on the role. #Trump #KatieZacharia #WhiteHouse #dwnews For more ne…
Delhi protesters vow to keep marching after leaders' arrests | DW News
The founder of India's "cockroach" movement and others were detained in Delhi as police cracked down on another protest demanding the resignation of the country's election chief. …
Is Tesla’s new ‘flying car’ the future or just a stunt? | DW News
Tesla's long-delayed Roadster is back in the spotlight after a dramatic demonstration featuring SpaceX-developed thrusters and airborne maneuvers at a test facility in Texas. Elon…
Coastal homes burn as hot winds fuel California fires | DW News
A fast-moving wildfire driven by high winds tears through Southern California, triggering evacuations and threatening homes. #Wildfires #California #GlobalWarming For more news go…
German lawmakers press Tanzania over rights concerns | DW News
German lawmakers criticise Tanzania at the 153rd IPU Assembly, raising concerns over alleged human rights abuses, political disappearances, and the treatment of opposition figures…
Why can’t Indonesia get ahead of its smog problem? | DW News
The toxic smog blanketing large areas of Indonesia has this time spread as far as the Philippines. The wildfires causing the smog are not a new problem. Has the government been dr…
Russia builds massive new drone launch base in just six weeks. Can Ukraine defend itself? | DW News
Russia is preparing to unleash a new wave of high-speed drone attacks on Ukraine. Satellite images reveal a massive new launch facility built in just six weeks, potentially capabl…
Grindr data scandal: How thousands of companies got access to users' intimate information | DW News
Your sexual orientation. Your private life. Shared with thousands of companies without your knowledge. Norway has fined a major advertising firm over the Grindr data scandal. But …
Will Europe answer Ukraine's €70 billion funding appeal? | DW News
US President Trump is openly criticizing Zelenskyy, while Kyiv says Russia failed to honor a limited energy truce. The dispute leaves Europe confronting a larger role in Ukraine's…
Zelenskyy says “Putin wants to destroy us” | DW NEWS
With US support for Ukraine coming under pressure, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned his allies in Europe that the stakes in Russia’s war go far beyond Ukraine’s borders. A…
Italian students protest school conditions | DW NEWS
Thousands of students across Italy took to the streets to protest education policies and conditions in schools, calling for greater investment in public education and improved lea…
Massive university march in Buenos Aires protests Milei’s education budget cuts | DW NEWS
Thousands of Argentines protested against President Javier Milei’s education austerity measures, demanding the president to comply with a law enacted by Congress to reverse univer…
Why Starlink’s India ambitions are facing resistance | DW NEWS
Elon Musk's Starlink wants to bring satellite internet to millions of users in India. Yet approval delays, government regulations and competition from Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio…
Why Palestinians fear harvesting their own olives | DW NEWS
For Palestinian families in the occupied West Bank, harvesting olives has become a race against time. Near the village of Abu Falah, farmers say attacks by Israeli settlers are pr…
What will El Niño bring across Africa? | DW News
Flooding in Kenya. Drought concerns in South Africa. As El Niño strengthens in the Pacific, countries across Africa are preparing for potentially extreme weather. In this programm…
Is Russia developing biological weapons?
Biological warfare has been illegal for decades. But a plague scare in Siberia and a media report about a small island in Russia have reignited worries. #Biologicalwarfare #Russia…
Violent protests grip Albania | DW News
Violent protests over education costs and corruption have entered a third day in Albania’s capital, putting pressure on Prime Minister Edi Rama. He has vowed not to resign, saying…
800,000 people in Yemen cut off from food aid, warns UN's World Food Programme | DW News
Hundreds of thousands of people in Yemen are now cut off from life-saving food aid. The UN's World Food Program says in Yemen's third-largest city, Taiz, 600,000 people who alread…