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How Trump's war on drugs is pushing cartels into Africa
Multiple meth labs, thought to be operated by Mexican cartels have been uncovered across Africa. What does Donald Trump have to do with them? #TrumpDrugWar #MexicanCartels #Africa…
Celebrations in Serbia after elections
People swarmed the streets of Belgrade to celebrate after a student-led opposition movement claimed victory in Serbia's snap parliamentary elections. Serbia's long-standing right-…
Can socialization fix Berlin’s housing crisis? | DW News
What if a city took tens of thousands of apartments away from corporate landlords? Berlin is debating exactly that. Supporters say it's the only way to stop soaring rents. Critics…
Belgrade erupts in joy after longtime president Vucic voted out | DW News
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has conceded defeat in parliamentary elections, ending 14 years of his rule. The victors are the Student List, a student-led movement born from …
Brazil’s comeback election shocks the country | DW News
Brazil has a new president and the result is one for the history books. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva pulled off a rare comeback after finishing behind in the first round of voting. A…
Leftist incumbent edges out far-right Bolsonaro | DW News
Brazil's left-wing president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has clinched a historic fourth term after upsetting far-right challenger Flavio Bolsonaro in a runoff election. Lula had fin…
Audi CEO joins Trump rally ahead of US midterms | DW News
A surprise guest at Donald Trump's campaign rally in Georgia: the CEO of German carmaker Audi. Trump announced a $4.2 billion investment and used it to defend his controversial ta…
Le Pen, protests, and the future of France | DW News
Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen gave her first campaign speech to thousands in France on Sunday, amid nationwide protests over education funding and the rising cost-of-living in…
Marine Le Pen launches presidential campaign amid unrest in France | DW News
Marine Le Pen, the leader of the French far-right and their presidential candidate, lays out her plans at a conference for her National Rally party. With the far-right currently t…
Saudi Arabia, Houthis trade attacks after deadly strikes | DW News
Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthi rebels have traded fresh attacks over the weekend, underscoring a sharp escalation in the conflict. DW speaks to Hannah Porter, a Yemen and Houthi …
Why Russia has a shadow fleet | DW News
Almost 1,000 Russian oil tankers traverse the world's oceans. Why do they pose an environmental threat? And why are they vital to Russia's economy? Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction:…
AI without America? | DW News
Europe wants more technological independence. But when it comes to AI, it keeps turning to US companies like Jensen Huang’s Nvidia, which has just signed a big deal with the Germa…
Protesters storm the Colosseum in Rome | DW News
Crowds stormed the Colosseum in Rome to protest a range of issues including the cost of living and government policies. Rallies were held in cities across Italy and echo the youth…
What's fueling protests in France and beyond | DW News
Hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets across France this weekend, despite a massive police presence and more than 1,000 arrests. While the demonstrations were la…
EU's new playbook: De‑risking trade with China | DW News
The EU is rewiring its trade DNA. After years of relying heavily on Chinese tech and US‑centric car parts, Brussels is rolling out a de‑risking strategy that builds new supply‑cha…
Mobile service from space for Europe? | DW News
Elon Musk is aiming on the next billion-dollar market: mobile communications from space. Is Starlink becoming a powerful rival for Europe’s telecom giants, or will consumers benef…
Brazil sees huge rallies ahead of tight elections | DW News
Massive crowds turned out for the final rallies in Brazil’s presidential election. Supporters of left-wing President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and his right-wing challenger Flavio…
Why Europe’s economic dependencies are so risky | The Dip Podcast
Europe wants to protect its factories from trade pressure, insecure supplies and energy shocks. But can it make its economy less vulnerable without making ordinary people pay more…
How much economic power does Europe really have? | The Dip Podcast
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Is the transatlantic relationship over? | Berlin Briefing
Former EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström argues that trust between Europe and the United States has been deeply damaged and may never be the same again. What is the geopolit…
Obama blasts Trump on campaign trail | DW News
Former US President Barack Obama lambasted US President Trump while campaigning for Democrats in the battleground states of Michigan and Ohio. Voters will head to the polls for mi…
Can Europe still shape the future? | Berlin Briefing
New alliances, leadership and vision could help to give the younger generation new hope. At the Berlin Global Dialogue, Max Hofmann speaks with former EU Trade Commissioner Cecili…
Calls for better regulation of online gambling in South Africa | DW News
One in every three gamblers in South Africa is addicted and online gambling is pushing the trend. Recovering gamblers and politicians are calling on the government to better regul…
Climate protection at any price? – the green race for Africa | DW Reporter
The carbon credits market is booming; Europeans are investing in CO₂ offset projects in Africa. How are these impacting people there? In Sierra Leone, fisher Robinson waits in vai…
Germany's education crisis: How a school is educating differently | DW News
One in three German teenagers struggles with basic reading and math skills. It’s getting worse over the years. This school is trying a different approach: targeted support, indivi…
Palestinian comedy in times of war | DW News
Palestinian comedian Nidal Badarny has long used humor to reflect the realities of everyday Palestinian life. Despite growing pressure of Israeli Authorities, he's determined to k…
Why gambling is increasing across the African continent | DW News
From smartphones to betting shops, gambling is becoming more accessible across Africa. Supporters say it's entertainment and a source of economic activity. Critics warn that addic…
Israelis rally for independent Oct 7 inquiry | DW News
Thousands of Israelis rallied in Tel Aviv just days before the Oct. 27 election, with opposition leaders seeking to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu joining calls for an i…
AI is too important for a tech war: AI innovation and regulation | Conflict Zone
Conflict Zone was at the 'Berlin Global Dialogue', where DW’s Sarah Kelly hosted a panel discussion that examines how businesses are responding to the growing fragmentation of AI …
AI: Global standards needed? | Conflict Zone
Can AI innovation move fast without leaving risk management behind? In this special edition of DW's Conflict Zone, Sarah Kelly asks global business leaders how they're navigating …