The new acting leadership of Yemen's Houthi rebels has promised revenge for last week's Israeli strikes. Meanwhile, global media outlets have protested against the deaths of journalists in Gaza. DW has more.

Former Manchester United head coach Erik ten Hag has been sacked by Bayer Leverkusen after only 62 days in charge and one defeat.

India's E20 ethanol fuel rollout is supposed to boost energy security and cut oil imports, but owners of older petrol cars are reporting engine damage, reduced mileage, and rising maintenance costs.

Several people have been killed as Indonesia witnesses its most violent protests in more than two decades. Demonstrators are angry over lavish perks for lawmakers.

Some governments have proposed reducing public holidays, claiming it helps budgets and boosts growth. However, counter-arguments suggest that productivity is not just about days worked and that time off is important.

Ursula von der Leyen's flight en route to Bulgaria was targeted with navigation interference, which the EU says was possibly deliberately done by Russia.

South Korea has stopped the broadcast of a propaganda radio program into North Korea as it steps up efforts to seek dialogue with Pyongyang.

Ethiopia's record of detaining journalists and attempts to control the media has caused concern as the country prepares for high-stakes election in 2026. Rights groups warn of a growing crackdown.

ECB President Lagarde's comments come after Trump threatened to dismiss Federal Reserve officials Jerome Powell and Lisa Cook. She also voiced concern ahead of a no-confidence vote faced by the French government.

The German national team has six games to play in 2025. The plan is to win them all and secure early qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but injuries and struggles against top teams cast something of a shadow.

Germany have six games to play in 2025. The plan is to win them all and secure early qualification for the World Cup next year but injuries and struggles against top opposition cast something of a shadow.

A European force would be part of security guarantees for Ukraine once the fighting ends, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen has said. Meanwhile, Putin has again blamed Ukraine and the West for starting the war. DW has more.

Europe is drawing up "pretty precise plans" for a multinational troop deployment to Ukraine once fighting there ends, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen told the Financial Times newspaper in an interview.

The shallow earthquake in eastern Afghanistan has destroyed several villages, causing widespread damage.

At least two bodies were located after a building collapsed in eastern Afghanistan following a strong earthquake in the region on Sunday night.

A 39-year-old man has been arrested following the incident, New South Wales police said in a statement.

Hundreds of activists are aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla with the intention to bring humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani's vehicle was "struck from behind at high speed," his team said. The ex-Trump lawyer is reportedly in good spirits but will remain hospitalized.

The White House has set its sights on Chicago and the state of Illinois, whose Democratic leaders have clashed with Trump. Illinois' governor said federal troops in the city would mean "an invasion."

A flurry of diplomacy has changed little on the ground for Ukrainians. Now the EU wants to go beyond tried-and-tested methods of sanctioning Russia and sending arms to Kyiv.