Hungary: Banned Pride march draws thousands
The rally in the city of Pecs defied a police ban under a law passed this year by Viktor Orban's right-wing government that prohibits LGBTQ+ demonstrations.
Lithuania: Vilnius Airport reopens after closure due to suspected balloons
Lithuanian media reported the closure was due to hot air balloons possibly flying in the airport's airspace. Flights were redirected to other airports.
Erdogan's balancing act: Can Turkey do without Russian energy?
Both the US and G7 nations have asked Turkey to stop buying Russian oil and gas. However, Turkey remains dependent on Russia for its energy and is pursuing a different strategy altogether.
Netanyahu hopes Gaza hostages return home in coming days
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said he wants to see hostages returned in the coming days. He also said a team has been sent to Egypt "to finalize technical details" of Trump's plan for the future of Gaza.
Egypt opens one of the Valley of the Kings' largest tombs
The tomb of Amenhotep III has been opened to the public after undergoing 20 years of renovation with support from the Japanese government and UNESCO.
Egypt opens one of the Valley of the King's largest tombs
The tomb of Amenhotep III has been opened to the public after undergoing 20 years of renovation with support from the Japanese government and UNESCO.
Middle East updates: Trump won't tolerate peace deal delay
US President Trump has called on the Hamas militant group to "move quickly" in implementing his plan for the future of Gaza. The main group representing the families of hostages says it is "essential" that the war end.
Georgia: Police fire tear gas at anti-government protesters
Demonstrators were trying to enter the presidential palace in Tbilisi. A former president had called on Georgians to protest for what he called the "last chance" to save the country.
Czech Republic: 'Trumpist' ex-PM Babis wins elections
Billionaire Andrej Babis wants to cut aid to Ukraine, and now he is the projected winner of the Czech parliamentary elections. Though he didn't win a majority, Babis said he aims to form a one-party government.
Tony Blair: His new peace mission in Middle East?
According to the new US plan for peace in Gaza, the Palestinian enclave should be run by a "Board of Peace." Despite a controversial history in the Middle East, ex-UK prime minister Tony Blair may play a role in that.
Pakistan: Deal ends days of Kashmir violent protests
At least 10 people were killed in anti-government protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Similar clashes last year also turned deadly.
Ukraine updates: Poland scrambles jets to secure airspace
Poland's armed forces announced mobilizing planes and putting ground defenses on high alert, especially in areas close to the Ukrainian border. Follow DW for more.
Ukraine updates: Russia hits passenger train, injures dozens
Russia has continued attacks on civilians in Ukraine with a strike targeting a passenger train station. Meanwhile, Moscow and Kyiv traded attacks on each other's energy infrastructure. DW has the latest.
Nobel Prize: 7 facts we bet you didn't know
Did you know Einstein's relativity theory was rejected? That prize medals get auctioned off for millions? Or that prized discoveries were later retracted? These Nobel facts will amaze you.
Germany news: Munich Airport resumes flights after drone sightings
Both runways at Munich Airport had been closed for the second time in 24 hours after further "unconfirmed drone sightings." A drone was earlier sighted over a nearby military facility. DW has more.
The AfD is drawing support from Russia Germans
Ethnic Germans who were born in Russia and their descendants are among the most fervent supporters of the far-right Alternative for Germany party. What makes the anti-immigrant AfD appeal to them?
Sanae Takaichi expected to be Japan's first female PM
Conservative hard-liner Takaichi is the former internal affairs minister of Japan. She holds hawkish views on China, and has also visited the controversial Yasukuni Shrine, which memorializes Japan's war dead.
Trump administration offers $2,500 for migrant children to voluntarily leave US
A letter sent to migrant shelters said the administration will provide a "one-time resettlement support stipend of $2,500" to unaccompanied children 14 or older.
UK synagogue attack: Police likely shot one victim
Two people were killed and three seriously injured in an attack on a synagogue in Manchester on Thursday. Police said one victim may have been accidentally shot by officers, as the attacker had no firearm.
Germany: Munich airport closes again amid drone sightings
Both runways at Munich airport have been closed for the second time in 24 hours after further "unconfirmed drone sightings." A drone was earlier sighted over a nearby military facility. DW has more.
