After two years of war, some children in Gaza are returning to school. The UN agency for Palestinians, UNRWA, has resumed its education program. However, as many school buildings are being used to she...
Javier Milei's ultra-liberal model faces a key test in Argentina's midterm elections. Once hailed by youth, the president now sees support waver amid deep cuts to education and disability aid. Some yo...
As federal workers miss paychecks and government institutions stall, a deepening sense of uncertainty hangs over the US. Yet nearly a month into the government shutdown that began on October 1, the po...
Since recent fighting has stopped, a patch of land in northwestern Cambodia has become a new battleground along the border between Cambodia and Thailand. The two neighbors are again trading accusation...
Displaced Gazans are on the road again, returning to what’s left of their homes to rebuild their lives. But it’s risky. Unexploded bombs lurk under the rubble and remains of buildings....
A record-high surplus of potatoes in Germany has driven down prices for consumers but has come at a big cost for farmers. ...
In Gaza, the ceasefire is more or less holding, and people who’ve returned to their homes are now trying to find the bodies of their dead. For some, it may turn out to be an impossible task....
US President Donald Trump says hes has slapped 'tremendous' sanctions on Russia's two largest oil companies Rosneft and Lukoil.
The measures come after a planned Trump-Putin summit in Budapest was cal...
NATO has for the first time invited media to its annual nuclear readiness drill, pointedly coinciding with a similar Russian exercise. DW went to Volkel Air Base in the Netherlands to observe the trai...
Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under fire for recent comments on immigration. He spoke about "problems in the cityscape," which he said could be solved with mass deportations. His words sparke...