Made of solid cold, Maurizio Cattelan's 'America' is an acclaimed work of art and an artistic satire on wealth and the nature of an object's true value. Now it's going to be auctioned at Sotheby's....
Ukrainian sisters Yana and Nastya serve in the Ukrainian army, fighting Russia's invasion. They told DW about how their bond helps them endure the challenges of war and stereotypes about women in comb...
In Colombia, a peace initiative aims to negotiate with all militant groups. The National Bolivarian Army Coordinating Committee (CNEB) recently gave up large swathes of military equipment in response ...
Last year, Israel seized some of the West Bank's most fertile agricultural land. DW's Fanny Facsar visited the village of Beit Dajan, where expanding Israeli settlements threaten the livelihoods of Pa...
A debate has erupted in Latvia over whether the country should stay in the so-called Istanbul Convention. The countries that signed this treaty promise to protect women from domestic violence. ...
New York City's Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's campaign confronted Islamophobia head-on, while rallying voters who'd long felt unseen. What does the city’s Muslim community expect from him once he's in ...
Palestinians hope for more relief and progress toward the next Gaza ceasefire phase as daily life remains precarious....
In the US, low-income families are bearing the brunt after Donald Trump suspended the SNAP food aid program in early November. With over 40 million Americans depending on it, DW hears from those now s...
The Ukrainian industrial town of Sloviansk is home to the last functioning maternity ward in the part of Donetsk region under government control....
In Syria, people returning home face a dangerous legacy of the Assad regime and the civil war. Landmines litter roads, land and neighborhoods, threatening civilians now trying to rebuild homes, lives ...