Munich police deployed after explosions, probe underway
Explosions and a fire at a detached house in northern Munich triggered a large response. The suspect was found injured and later died, with police investigating links to the city's Oktoberfest venue.
Indonesia school collapse: Over 90 students still trapped
Indonesia's disaster management agency said at least six children are still alive under the rubble, as workers race against time to save lives.
Women's football: What escalating transfer records mean
The women's football transfer record was broken four times in two months this year and has risen almost 600% since 2019. It reflects a growing commercial relevance but poses issues for some, including the Bundesliga.
FBI's Kash Patel gifts New Zealand officials illegal firearms
Patel gave the firearms during a visit to the Pacific island country earlier this year. New Zealand has strict rules on weapons, which have been tightened following a mass shooting in 2019.
NATO chief Mark Rutte tackles Trump, Russia in first year
Mark Rutte was dubbed "Teflon Mark" for his resilience over 14 years as the prime minister of the Netherlands, a relatively long tenure for a European head of government. On Wednesday, he marks one year as head of NATO.
How has Mark Rutte navigated his first year as NATO head?
Mark Rutte was dubbed "Teflon Mark" for his resilience over 14 years as the prime minister of the Netherlands, a relatively long tenure for a European head of government. On Wednesday, he marks one year as head of NATO.
Munich: Police deployed amid reports of explosions
A fire in a detached house in northern Munich triggered a large emergency response, with police urging residents to avoid the area. One person was found dead and another was injured.
US government shutdown: What happens and who's affected?
The US government has officially shut down after lawmakers couldn't agree on a funding deal. Who is impacted when the government can't pay its bills? Could the Trump administration use it as an excuse for more layoffs?
US federal government shuts down amid funding standstill
The US federal government has shut down after Democrats and Republicans failed to agree on a stopgap funding bill. Follow DW for more.
Philippines hit by 6.9 magnitude earthquake, dozens dead
Injured patients have overwhelemed the main hospital in Bogo city where children and adults were seen screaming while recieving treatment in the driveway.
Haiti: UNSC votes to bolster forces to fight gangs
The UN Security Council has voted to more than double the international force to help stop worsening gang violence. Armed gangs have taken control of almost all of the capital, Port-au-Prince.
Congo: Death sentence for former leader Joseph Kabila
Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila was sentenced to death in absentia by a military court. He was found guilty of treason and complicity with the M23 militia.
Greece faces general strike amid contentious labor market reform
Greek lawmakers could soon introduce the 13-hour workday. But workers and unions vehemently reject the plan. They have announced a general strike for Wednesday.
How India and Pakistan let war spill onto cricket field
The animosity between India and Pakistan bubbled over at the Asia Cup finals in Dubai, showing that cricket is more than just a game when played between the two regional rivals.
Trump tells generals US faces 'war from within'
US President Donald Trump told military leaders that they would also be involved in "straightening up" Democratic-led cities. Meanwhile, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth slammed "fat generals" and diversity.
South Africa's ambassador to France found dead in Paris
Ambassador Nkosinathi Emmanuel "Nathi" Mthethwa's body was discovered outside a Paris hotel. His death is being treated as a possible suicide, the local presecutor's office says.
Older film and TV actors who retain star power
Populations around the world are ageing fast: But from Steve Martin to Helen Mirren, leading older actors are showing how seniors can have a starring role in healthy and diverse societies.
What's next for Timor-Leste as it joins ASEAN?
Timor-Leste has tried for years to join Southeast Asia's most significant regional body, hoping it would pave the way for more investment in the country.
Middle East: Trump gives Hamas '3 to 4 days' to accept plan
US President Donald Trump said that Hamas must quickly decide whether to accept the terms of his Gaza peace plan. Otherwise, Israel will be given the green light to take whatever actions it deems necessary. DW has more.
Republika Srpska: Milorad Dodik paves the way for presidential election
After dominating politics in Republika Srpska for 27 years, Milorad Dodik is stepping down in the face of national court rulings and international pressure, paving the way for a presidential election on November 23.
