In 2025 alone, Israel legalized around 50 settlements against international law: more than ever before in its history. DW's Jan-Philipp Scholz reports from the recently established settlement of Shdem...
A surge in gold prices is drawing tourists to China’s old mining towns where they can get a taste of prospecting for themselves. Experiential attractions could hand such regions a lifeline....
How close are Trump and Ukraine's Zelenskyy to bringing peace to Ukraine after their Mar-a-Lago meeting? ...
In India, cricket is almost a religion. But women's cricket has so far been on the margins. Now, female stars, who've gained international recognition, inspire a new generation of girls to become prof...
DW travelled to Ukraine's unoccupied Donetsk region to speak with residents living under Russian aggression since 2014. After a decade of conflict, many say they remain resolved to hold on to their fr...
Nonalcoholic bars, also known as sober bars, are reshaping nightlife in New York City. Their rise comes as alcohol consumption in the US hits a 90-year low. But can they turn a profit?...
Hundreds of Pakistanis living in India were deported in haste after New Delhi blamed Pakistan for an April attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed 26. Seven months on, many still don't know ...
Private gas stations like Shell and BP in Indonesia had run dry for more than three months. No gasoline was available at any of their station, consumers have to buy fuel from the state-owned oil comp...
Pakistan is ramping up deportations targeting the over 700,000 Afghans who fled after the Taliban's return to power. Germany recently agreed to take in 160 asylum seekers but has also rolled back earl...
In South Korea, beauty can be as decisive as talent. From plastic surgery to photo-edited resumes, appearance often determines career prospects....