Russia's military launches a steady stream of drones and missiles at Ukraine, killing dozens of people and injuring hundreds. It's often up to volunteers to try and keep the country's skies safe — ord...
Since the imprisonment of Istanbul's mayor Imamoglu, an increasing number of CHP mayors and their staff have been arrested or imprisoned for corruption. President Erdoğan and his government have denie...
A baseline tariff of 15% on the majority of European goods exported to the US. This is the agreement that prevented an escalation in the tariff dispute, but it's being criticized by some as a one-side...
More and more United States citizens are deciding to leave their country because of growing hostilities against migrants and other social groups. Many are moving to Mexico. DW meets some of them in th...
With 50 hostages still in Gaza 22 months after the Hamas attacks on Israel, their relatives are growing more frustrated. Some are losing faith that Prime Minister Netanyahu will strike a deal to bring...
Today marks what one NGO has dubbed "Earth Overshoot Day." The Global Footprint Network says that's the day that humans have used more of Earth's resources than the planet can regenerate in a year. Sc...
In Berlin, hundreds of thousands are expected to gather for one of the largest Pride parades in Europe. But this year’s celebration is overshadowed by a controversial debate in Germany: Does flying th...
Drones have revolutionized the battlefield in Russia's war against Ukraine. Many of them are now immune to high-tech jamming. In southern Ukraine, local authorities have found a simple way to try to s...
There's growing anger in the Indian state of Bihar over a drive by election officials to verify the identities of 80-million voters in just a few weeks. Critics are warning that the overhaul could be ...
Last year, the Bangladesh government unleashed a crackdown against student protesters that left hundreds dead or injured. Many of them lost their eyesight. DW spoke to one such student who wants ouste...