French police have shot a man suspected of stabbing five people in central Marseille near a drug-trafficking hotspot. He was declared dead around 40 minutes after the attack, a city prosecutor said.

Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, said there are "pretty precise" plans for deploying European troops to Ukraine once a Russian peace settlement is reached. Experts say it's too soon to tell.

According to EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen, there are "pretty precise" plans for deploying European troops to Ukraine once a peace settlement with Russia has been reached. But experts say it's too soon to tell.

Jair Bolsonaro is accused of a plot to retain power after he lost the presidency in 2022. Supreme Court Judge De Moraes accused him of seeking a "dictatorship," while Trump has called the case a "witch hunt."

Chloe Malle is stepping in as the editor at American Vogue, succeeding Anna Wintour who directed the magazine for nearly four decades. Malle has steered all digital content at the title since 2023.

Maximilian Krah, prominent lawmaker for the far-right AfD, will testify in court over a former assistant of his accused of being a Chinese spy. The case has revealed much about Chinese intelligence operations in Germany.

The Delhi High Court has dismissed bail appeals from nine people, including former student union leader Umar Khalid, who have been in prison since 2020 without a conviction over their alleged involvement in fatal riots.

Four weeks after taking office as Polish president, Karol Nawrocki is making his first official trip abroad. He is flying to Washington, hoping to cement and deepen his good relationship with US President Donald Trump.

Indonesia is facing its worst unrest in decades. DW explores the root causes of the protests, the demands of demonstrators, and how civil society is responding to violent crackdowns.

With the world-renowned artist turning 70, a new German exhibition traces Kentridge's artistic evolution from the 1970s, and how colonialism and social division impacted his work.

The French film star is accused of raping and sexually assaulting actor Charlotte Arnould in 2018.

Thousands of Israeli army reservists are reporting for duty for the expanded Gaza City offensive, which has divided opinion in Israel. Meanwhile, Belgium has said it plans to recognize Palestinian statehood. DW has more.

China wrapped up a high-profile summit as a demonstration of its global leadership. But a breakthrough in strategic relations with member states such as India remains elusive, say experts.

A report by Uganda's Inspectorate of Government reveals that one out of three civil servants bribed their way into the job. Now there are calls to reform the entire recruitment process.

Bavarian State Premier Markus Söder is the dominant figure in both his state and his party and busy on Instagram. Now, he's registered a "Söder Kebab" logo, which can be bought on a T-shirt from the CSU's online store.

Non-stop rain in Sudan caused a landslide to cover an entire village. The science of these natural disasters is simple. Preventing them is possible.

Indonesia has been rocked by unrest over enhanced perks for lawmakers. Two student groups said that authorities deployed tear gas on campus.

South Korean intelligence estimates that some 2,000 North Korean soldiers sent to fight for Russia have been killed. Meanwhile, EU defense spending will hit a record this year. DW has more.

As the death toll climbs past 1,400, rescue workers are trying to reach survivors in the isolated regions of Afghanistan that were ravaged by a massive earthquake.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is in India's biggest tech hub as the two countries look to strengthen economic ties. DW has more.