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Hezbollah rejects new Israel-Lebanon ceasefire | DW News
Hezbollah's leader rejects the latest US-brokered deal to stop the fighting in Lebanon. The Iran-backed militant group's response follows the Lebanese government working out new t…
Armed clashes erupt in Somalia’s capital | DW News
Fighting broke out in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu as militias gathered for a protest clashed with government forces. Opposition leaders are against a term extension passed by Parl…
Will AUKUS nuclear sub deal provoke China? | DW News
Australia has placed a massive bet on a long-term deal with the UK and US that is projected to cost $264 billion. The deal, better known as AUKUS for the countries involved, inclu…
Why are Albanians protesting Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump? | DW News
Albanians are furious about a planned luxury tourism complex linked to US President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner. What the plan all about? And why are they opposed to i…
Inside Germany's big UN defeat | Berlin Briefing Podcast
Germany just suffered one of its biggest diplomatic setbacks in decades: losing a UN Security Council seat it thought was practically guaranteed. In this episode of Berlin Briefin…
Europe’s push for tech independence | DW News
Does the US President Donald Trump have a kill switch for Europe’s internet? The European Union is worried he might. It’s heavily dependent on digital technology form the United S…
Bangladesh's electricity bills just jumped 16% | DW News
Bangladesh has raised electricity prices by 16 percent, leaving small business owners struggling to make ends meet. The increase is linked to disruptions in global energy supplies…
Montenegro: Reformers Against Corruption | DW News
Clan structures, questionable large-scale projects, and an overburdened judicial system are standing in the way of the long-awaited EU accession. Nevertheless, social pressure is …
Cuba on the brink: The end of a revolution? | To the point
The country is facing massive fuel shortages, blackouts, and economic crises while tensions with the US are rising. With oil imports dropping and sanctions tightening, daily life …
Is Europe losing the cheese wars? The global fight over food names | DW News
The EU has a special protection status for food products considered culturally significant, like Feta from Greece or Bavarian beer. But the US is increasingly contesting these pro…
How Thailand and Cambodia are rebuilding trust | DW News
The 2025 border clashes were only the latest chapter in the long-running dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. The fighting has stopped, and a fragile ceasefire is holding — for …
Straits vs. canals: Why pay for one but not the other? | DW News
Like Iran, Oman reportedly wants to charge ships a "navigational fee" for crossing the Strait of Hormuz — drawing the ire of President Trump. But if the Panama and Suez Canals cha…
Is Germany losing its way – economically and diplomatically? | DW News
Germany is losing support, both at home and internationally. A new opinion poll shows Germans are increasingly unhappy with their government, and it’s the economy they’re most wor…
Iran denies it hit Kuwait airport | DW News
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have denied firing drones at Kuwait’s airport — claiming a US Patriot system malfunctioned and caused the damage. The US has rejected Iran’s claims and…
Protesters clash with police in Chile, again | DW News
Students have called for a national strike against education budget cuts by Chile's far-right President Jose Antonio Kast. The march turned violent when protesters clashed with po…
Venezuelans want elections – but when will they get them? | DW News
Five months to the day since the US capture of Nicolas Maduro, hundreds of Venezuelans have marched to the US embassy in Caracas demanding presidential elections. But will they be…
Journalist Scott Pelley accuses CBS news of 'murdering' 60 Minutes | DW News
A crisis at the most successful investigative TV news show in history. The show has run for almost 60 years and, no matter where you live, you'll recognize its unmistakable look a…
Germany's UN Security Council snub: What went wrong? | DW News
Germany campaigned for years — but still lost its bid for a UN Security Council seat. The defeat is raising questions about its global influence, timing, and foreign policy choice…
Kushner-linked resort plan sparks protests in Albania | DW News
A multi-billion-euro resort project on Albania’s Adriatic coast - linked to Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump - is facing mounting protests. The developme…
Iranian missile and drone attack hits Kuwait airport as regional tensions rise | DW News
Iran has launched new drone and missile attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain, striking countries that host key US military bases and raising fears of a wider regional conflict. In Kuwait…
What makes this Ebola outbreak different | DW News
Ebola is spreading again and there’s no vaccine for the strain behind it yet.c explains what’s different and whether it can be contained. #dwcurrentaffairs #Ebola #Bundibugyo For …
Are rapists in Germany being spared jail due to legal loopholes? | DW News
A sexual assault case has once again brought Germany’s statute of limitations for rape into the public debate. It wasn’t until 2025 that author Claudia Wuttke learned of 67 videos…
Making AI fair: Do large-scale AIs make society’s problems worse? | DW News
AI has been sold as a tool that can help to improve society by using the power of technology to enhance human capablity. Its advanatges have been well documented. But are the draw…
Did support for Israel cost Germany a UN Security Council seat? | DW News
Germany’s bid for a UN Security Council seat has failed - and its foreign minister points to Berlin’s strong support for Israel as a possible reason. Germany says it has a special…
Teams from around the world arrive in the US for the FIFA World Cup | DW News
Teams are touching down in the United States for the FIFA World Cup. Soccer fans are buzzing with anticipation as the tournament draws closer. All eyes will be on defending champi…
Malawi, Mozambique evacuate citizens after attacks | DW News
Hundreds of foreign workers are fleeing South Africa after anti-immigrant protests turned violent, with mobs attacking homes and forcing families to run for their lives. Many of t…
Ukrainian attacks overshadow Putin’s Economic Forum in St. Petersburg | DW News
Shortly before the start of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Ukraine launched drone attacks on infrastructure in the city. As international guests arrive for the e…
UK police launch review after accusations of anti-white bias | DW News
Protesters and police clashed in Southampton over the murder of student Henry Nowak. Police bodycam footage shows Nowak bleeding to death while handcuffed. Officers mistook him fo…
Zelenskyy signals more 'fair' strikes after St. Petersburg hit | DW News
Ukraine has carried out one of its deepest strikes into Russian territory, targeting St. Petersburg - a city more than 1,500 kilometers from the front line. Thick smoke rose over …
Is the UK far right exploiting teen’s death? | DW News
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