As India boosts its infrastructure development in the Himalayan region, many construction projects are underway putting pressure on the fragile ecosystem. DW has travelled to Uttarakhand where communi...
Estimated hundreds of illegal miners are still being trapped underground in South Africa's North West province after a court has ordered police to let them leave. For weeks, authorities had blocked su...
Trump is back - It’s a shock for many women and a great relief for others. We had our ears and eyes on the ground – a snapshot of the current mood in the US by DW’s Washington Bureau Chief Ines Pohl....
In France, rape survivor Gisele Pelicot gave a final statement in her trial. Allegedly drugged and raped by her husband and dozens of men he recruited online, she sparked a nationwide debate on sexual...
Yulia Navalnaya, two recently freed Russian dissidents and nearly 1,500 others have marched in Berlin against Vladimir Putin and his war in Ukraine. Recent tensions among dissidents have hampered thei...
Elon Musk has been named Donald Trump's "government efficiency czar". Is he fit for the job? As the world's richest man ventures into politics, critics are saying there will be tons of conflicts of in...
In Nigeria, unregulated mining for minerals, metal and rare earths has surged, costing the government over $10 billion annually in lost revenue. But this booming sector also takes a high human toll. M...
Estonia's former Prime Minister Kaja Kallas is expected to be confirmed as the European Union's new foreign policy chief today. A supporter of Ukraine, she will have to take on US President-elect Dona...
One of Donald Trump's most constant criticisms the first time in office was that Europe could not defend itself without American help. Is the continent any closer to that aim the second time around? ...
Donald Trump's re-election is worrying migrants in Mexico and could trigger a wave of immigration to the US before Trump takes office in January. People fear that he will withdraw CBP One, the applica...