El Salvador's students now face daily checks for short haircuts and neat uniforms — as well as weekly "Civic Monday" drills. The inspections were mandated by the country’s new minister of education, a military captain.

The renaming of a Berlin boulevard to Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Strasse, after Germany's first African-born scholar, is finally coming to pass despite a last-ditch legal attempt to stop it.

A late-night blaze affected trackside cables in western Germany, and police are investigating possible arson. The case has drawn attention after earlier attacks on rail infrastructure in North Rhine-Westphalia.

There is no sign that Russia's aggression in Ukraine is coming to an end, but Germany is already debating whether the Bundeswehr should participate in peacekeeping forces.

One in three German workers fear AI will take their jobs, according to a new poll. Follow DW for more stories from Germany.

Vast and varied, all-you-can-eat buffets at Turkish hotels are a draw for tourists. But they also lead to a lot of food waste, which the Turkish government wants to change.

The Menendez brothers were convicted and jailed in the 1989 for murdering their parents in Los Angeles.

Pyongyang has accused Seoul forces of provocation after troops fired during a tense incident along the demarcation line. The claim coincides with joint South Korean-US military drills.

The nomination comes as relations between Washington and New Delhi have become increasingly strained over President Trump's tariffs on India.

Maxwell says she never saw Donald Trump in an inappropriate setting. The associate of Jeffrey Epstein also said she never saw an alleged "client list" belonging to the billionaire financier and child sex offender.

The associate of Jeffrey Epstein also said she never saw an alleged "client list" belonging to billionaire financier and child sex offender.

The bus rolled over while returning from Niagara Falls. Many of the passengers were Indian, Chinese and Filipino, with police saying some were thrown from the bus.

The bus rolled over while returning from Niagara Falls. Many of the passengers were Indian, Chinese and Filipino, with police saying some were still trapped.

A global hunger monitor has confirmed famine in parts of the Gaza Strip for the first time. The UN rights chief said starving Gaza could be a war crime, while Israel's PM called the report "an outright lie." DW has more.

Mark Rutte was in Ukraine to meet with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Meanwhile, Russia has dismissed suggestions of a meeting between Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin at this time. DW has more.

NATO chief Mark Rutte has visited Ukraine and met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Meanwhile, Russia has dismissed suggestions of a meeting between Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin at this time. DW has more.

As Europeans discuss troop deployment scenarios in Ukraine, they risk becoming a part of the war they wish to deter.

Uganda is the latest African country to accept a deal with the US government to take in unwanted migrants, joining Eswatini, South Sudan and Rwanda. Others might yet follow. But what's in it for African governments?

Uganda is now the lastest African country accepting a deal with the US government to take in unwanted migrants, joining Eswatini, South Sudan and Rwanda. Others might yet follow. But what's in it for African governments?

The operation dubbed "Serengeti 2.0" saw Interpol and African investigators work together to take down crime networks and recover nearly $100 million from suspected scammers.