Kenya's 'political gangs' fuel election fears
Violent disruptions of political and civic events are raising concerns about the use of hired gangs as Kenya heads toward elections in 2027.
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The 10 dark days of Evian
In July 1938, an international conference was held in Evian, France, to decide the fate of Jews from Germany and Austria. Almost no one in the world was willing to take them in.
Iran: Alleged Ahmadinejad plot highlights info war
Reports that Israel explored a regime-change scenario involving former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reveal how the Iran war has also become a struggle over narratives and perception.
Why investors are suddenly fleeing Indonesia
Indonesia, one of Asia's biggest economies, risks losing its emerging-market status as President Prabowo Subianto's spending plans rattle investors. Will the man who promised to deliver 8% growth rein in his ambitions?
Why investors are fleeing one of Asia's biggest economies
Indonesia's status as an emerging economy could be downgraded over populist President Prabowo Subianto's huge spending projects. Will the man who promised to deliver 8% growth rein in his ambitions?
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Palestinians in Gaza: Stuck between Hamas and Israel
Hamas is planning to transfer control of Gaza's civilian administration to Palestinian technocrats as part of the fragile US ceasefire. How is that affecting the daily lives of people living in Gaza?
Volodymyr Zelenskyy pushes for new government in Ukraine
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko stepped down after barely a year in office. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is already in talks with potential successors. What can Ukraine expect from the Cabinet reshuffle?
How the 2016 coup attempt changed Turkey for good
Ten years ago, parts of the Turkish military attempted to overthrow the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The consequences of the failed coup continue to shape Turkey to this day. DW looks back.
US troop withdrawal from Iraq set for September 30
The planned US withdrawal is linked to the disarmament of influential Iran-backed militias in Iraq.
US troop withdrawal from Iraq set for September, 30
The planned US withdrawal is linked to the disarmament of influential, Iran-backed militias in Iraq.
How Turkey's 2016 coup attempt changed the country for good
Ten years ago, parts of the Turkish military attempted to overthrow the government of President Erdogan. The consequences of the failed coup continue to shape Turkey to this day. A look back.
US-Iraq relations: Can Iran-allied militias be disarmed?
When Donald Trump meets Iraq's new PM today, they are likely to discuss disarming Iran's allies in Iraq. Some have already pledged to give up their guns. But is that likely? And will it influence the US-Iran war?
Ukraine parliament accepts PM Svyrydenko's resignation
It comes as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy moves to reshuffle the cabinet as Ukraine was "changing its political strategy."
Nigeria offers clues to new US Africa strategy
The withdrawal of US troops from Nigeria after the killing of an Islamic State leader may be less about leaving Africa than redefining how Washington fights terrorism on the continent.
France arrests arson suspects amid Fontainebleau forest fire
Firefighters are attempting to tackle a major fire burning since Sunday in the much-visited Fontainebleau forest, near France's capital Paris. Two people have been arrested for suspected arson.
From war to peace and back again: People inside Iran are caught between hope and dread
Repeated ceasefire violations, contradictory political signals and ongoing emergency measures have fueled exhaustion, anger and deep uncertainty among many Iranians.
Person killed in ICE-involved shooting in Maine
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were involved in a fatal shooting in Biddeford, according to Maine's House speaker. It comes days after ICE allegedly shot a man in Texas during a traffic stop.
South Korea airs concerns over North Korean border activity
South Korea has voiced concern that its neighbor's actions along the demilitarized zone between the two countries may be in breach of the 1953 armistice agreement.
North Korea's activity near border sparks concern in South
South Korea has voiced concern that its neighbor's actions along the demilitarized zone between the two countries may be in breach of the 1953 armistice agreement.
North Korea's actions near DMZ raise concerns in South
South Korea has expressed concern that ongoing developments along the military demarcation line in the DMZ are a breach of the 1953 armistice agreement.
Iran: Living in limbo between war and ceasefire
Repeated ceasefire violations, contradictory political signals and ongoing emergency measures have fuelled exhaustion, anger and deep uncertainty about the future among many Iranians.
Kenya: What impact will Dangote's new refinery have on the region?
Is Kenya Africa's next major energy hub? Dangote Industries' plan to build a massive refinery off the country's coast could reshape fuel supply, trade and economic growth across East Africa.
Iran: Life in limbo between war and ceasefire
Repeated ceasefire violations, contradictory political signals and the continued presence of emergency measures have created a climate of exhaustion, anger and deep uncertainty about the future among many Iranians.
EU experts urge social media restrictions for kids under 13
An expert panel has recommended limiting access to social media for young children across the EU. The European Commission is expected to present a proposal for legislation on the issue in the coming months.
EU experts urges social media restrictions for kids under 13
An expert panel has recommended limiting access to social media for young children across the EU. The European Commission is expected to present a proposal for legislation on the issue in the coming months.
EU approves new passenger rights for air travel
EU ministers are expected to approve a set of reforms giving more rights to air travelers. Among other things, compensation claims are to be made easier.
Renewed US-Iran war is hitting Gulf countries hard
After US strikes on Iran, Iran has targeted US allies in the Middle East. Even if Iran isn't targeting the governments or populations of its neighbors, Gulf countries have much to lose as fighting escalates.
Sam Neill, Jurassic Park actor, dies 'unexpectedly' at 78
New Zealand actor Sam Neill rose was known for his performance as as Dr. Alan Grant in the 1993 film Jurassic Park.
EU set to approve air travel passenger rights package
EU ministers are expected to approve a set of reforms giving more rights to air travelers. Among other things, compensation claims are to be made easier.
France opens terror probe after gun found in Jewish suburb
Police said they found a "military grade weapon" during the search of a suspicious car, parked in a Paris neighborhood with a large Jewish population.