Belgium has dropped nuclear phaseout plans adopted over two decades ago. Previously, it had delayed the phaseout for 10 years over the energy uncertainty triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

US President Donald Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Syria could stabilize Syria on many levels. But there are still a lot of unanswered questions.

A genetics study traced prehistoric human migration from Asia to North and South America. The findings are helping underrepresented Indigenous groups understand their ancestral origins.

The country's Foreign Ministry dismissed rumors spreading on social media that President Salva Kiir had passed away.

Germany and Israel established diplomatic relations 60 years ago. To commemorate the occasion, Israeli President Herzog visited Berlin and German President Steinmeier went to Jerusalem. DW's Christoph Strack was there.

Mali's military junta has banned all political parties, silenced dissent, and delayed elections. As repression deepens, analysts warn that the country's democratic future hangs in the balance.

Despite recent crackdowns across Southeast Asia, online scammer syndicates continue to gain power and influence in the region. The UN is attempting to build a united front against cross-border criminal networks.

The Ukrainian president has called Russia's low-level delegation sent to peace talks in Turkey merely "decorative." He had challenged Russia's leader to meet him in person to talk about ending the war. DW has more.

New German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has expressed skepticism regarding a potential ban on the far-right AfD, which was recently classified as "right-wing extremist" pending an appeal. DW has more.

The Israeli army continued its operation in the Gaza Strip, carrying out multiple strikes for the second night in a row. Israel's government has vowed a "full force" push into the Palestinian enclave to "destroy Hamas."

After meeting with his US counterpart at a gathering of NATO foreign ministers in Turkey, Germany's foreign minister said Berlin is willing to "follow" US President's Trump's demand for increased defense spending.

Despite the efforts of its organizers, the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel is not free of politics. An overview of an unusual start, protests against Israel's singer and controversial songs.

Children with hearing impairments in Kosovo fall behind at school due to a lack of resources and institutional support. Some parents refuse to teach them sign language, fearing it will hinder speech development.

A lush forest or a spectacular landscape might be easy on the eye, but can the natural world really help to ease pain?

Two British researchers say a version of the Magna Carta held by Harvard University is not a copy as previously thought. The medieval document is seen as a precursor to constitutions and legal systems across the world.

The Kurdish Worker's Party, or PKK, has agreed to stop fighting the Turkish state. What does it mean for PKK members, for Turkish politics and even neighboring countries?

Valeria Marquez was seen responding to someone off screen, while still live on TikTok, before she was shot twice. The violent crime has shocked Mexico.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be attending the peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow in Turkey that he proposed. Meanwhile, the EU had unveiled new sanctions targeting Russia's "shadow" fleet. DW has more.

A two-year-old child that was left in the US when her parents were deported by President Donald Trump's administration has been reunited with her mother.

A two-year-old child that was left in the US when her parents were deported by President Donald Trump's administration has been reunited with her mother.