Ukraine updates: Germany to help provide 5 Patriot systems
Germany had said it would pay for two Patriot units to be sent to Kyiv. Meanwhile, Ukraine targeted Moscow with drone attacks for the second day in a row, while Russia continues to pummel its neighbor. DW has more.
Middle East: 25 countries call for end to Gaza war
Twenty-five countries, including Britain, France and a host of other European nations, have said that the war in Gaza "must end now." DW has more.
Why was Poland the only eastern European team at Euro 2025?
Only one team from eastern Europe made it to Euro 2025, and only three have ever made it to any Euros. The story is different in men's football, so why has women's football in the region struggled to make a mark?
Why was Poland the only eastern Europe team at Euro 2025?
Only one team from eastern Europe made it to Euro 2025, and only three have ever made it to any Euros. The story is different in men's football, so why has women's football in the region struggled to make a mark?
Euro 2025: Why has eastern Europe fallen behind?
Only one team from eastern Europe made it to Euro 2025, and only three have ever made it to any Euros. The story is different in men's football, so why has women's football in the region struggled to make a mark?
Kenya drops terror charges against activist Boniface Mwangi
Mwangi was detained on Saturday and accused of the "facilitation of terrorist acts", which he denied. After widespread condemnation, he was charged with a lesser offense of unlawful possession of ammunition.
Germany updates: Companies pledge €631 billion investment
The "Made for Germany" alliance has pledged investments totalling €631 billion over the next three years. Friedrich Merz met with top executives in Berlin in a bid to breathe life into the German economy. DW has more.
Pakistan lags in AI readiness, but surges in 'slop' content
Despite trailing in global AI readiness rankings, Pakistan is seeing a boom in low-quality, AI-generated media.
What's next for Japan after far-right election surge?
Despite losing his parliamentary majority after a strong showing by right-wing populists, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba wants to remain in office.
China begins construction on world's largest dam in Tibet
China is building the world's largest hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo river, which starts in the Himalayas. However, India and Bangladesh have both expressed concerns over the dam's potential impact.
EU-Africa migration policy shift: Cooperation or coersion?
New hardline EU immigration policy could see development funding cut unless African nations prevent migrants from leaving. Some experts are warning its counterproductive, undermines sovereignty and fuels resentment.
Are Trump’s tariffs the new sanctions?
Donald Trump is using tariffs to achieve objectives typically associated with sanctions. But does the threat of rising US inflation and retaliation make sanctions a safer choice?
Middle East: Israel launches Deir al-Balah ground offensive
The Israel Defense Forces said it was "expanding activities" in Deir al-Balah and issued evacuation orders. In the 21 months of war, Israel had not launched a ground offensive in the city in central Gaza. DW has more.
Ukraine updates: Kyiv ramps up attacks on Moscow
Kyiv has intensified attacks inside Russia, targeting the capital Moscow for the second day running. Meanwhile, Russia continues to pummel Ukraine as EU leaders meet to discuss military aid. Join DW for the latest.
India: 12 acquitted for Mumbai train blasts after 10 years
An Indian high court ruled that those accused in the deadly 2006 Mumbai train blasts will now walk free. They have already spent nearly two decades in the prison for the crimes.
Mumbai train blasts: Indian court acquits all 12 accused
An Indian high court ruled that those accused in the deadly 2006 Mumbai train blasts will now walk free. They have already spent nearly two decades in the prison for the crimes.
Why Hitler was a fan of Wagner's 'Meistersinger' opera
It is considered the "most German" of Richard Wagner's operas. Adolf Hitler used the work for his propaganda purposes.
'Papa Jake' Larson, TikTok star and WWII vet, dies at 102
Jake Larson, known as 'Papa Jake,' has died. The WWII veteran shot to fame on TikTok as he shared world war stories to millions. He was 102 years old.
Germany updates: Merz seeks to win over investors
Chancellor Merz is meeting top executives in Berlin to urge bosses to invest and breathe life into a floundering economy. Follow DW for more.
Germany: Car crashes into trampoline, lodges in barn roof
Two people, including a child, were seriously injured on Saturday evening in a spectacular accident which saw a car leave the road, crash through a hedge and hit a trampoline before lodging itself in the roof of a barn.