Middle East: Spain sends navy ship to Gaza flotilla
Spain is joining Italy in sending a navy ship to help an aid flotilla bound for Gaza, after activists said they were targeted by Israeli drones. Israel accuses them of being complicit with Hamas.
Middle East updates: Spain sends navy ship to Gaza flotilla
Spain is joining Italy in sending a navy ship to help an aid flotilla bound for Gaza, after activists said they were targeted by Israeli drones. Israel accuses them of being complicit with Hamas. DW has more.
South Sudan: Is Riek Machar's trial threatening stability?
South Sudan's Vice President Riek Machar is on trial for charges that include murder and treason, sparking fears of renewed civil war and political strife. Civil society groups are calling for transparency and oversight.
India imposes curfew in Ladakh after deadly clashes
Four people died following clashes between protesters and police. Demands for political rights in Ladakh have intensified, with some leaders demanding full statehood for the largely Buddhist and Muslim region.
Can Pakistanis find their European dream in Belarus?
Pakistan is planning to send thousands of "specialists" to work in Belarus, and hundreds of Pakistani nationals are already there. But do they really want to build a future in one of Europe's poorest nations?
Slovakia's government is fighting on all fronts
After a relatively quiet summer, there have been a number of anti-government protests in Bratislava and across Slovakia over the past two weeks. What has motivated protesters to take to the streets again?
Middle East updates: Car explosion reported in Tel Aviv
Local media said a car bomb had injured several people in Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is due to address the UN. DW has more.
Paris court convicts former French President Sarkozy of criminal conspiracy in Libya trial
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy was convicted and sentenced to five years in prison on some charges in a case tied to the late Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
Living with the legacy of France's nuclear weapons testing
France tested nuclear weapons for 30 years in the Pacific. The people of French Polynesia bore the brunt of the testing.
Nuclear weapons testing: The victims are still suffering
More than 2,000 nuclear weapons have been tested worldwide to date. The test sites remain contaminated, and many residents are ill. Here is one example from the South Pacific.
Germany updates: Berlin vows billions in space defense to counter Russia, China
Germany wants to ramp up investment in satellite capabilities to defend the country from Russia and China threats. Meanwhile,Economists warn German growth plan needs structural reforms. DW has more.
What is a lavender marriage? TikTok trend explained
Once a cover for closeted Hollywood stars and persecuted LGBTQ+ people, lavender marriages got a Gen Z reboot, offering protection, partnership and a new take on marriage in the digital age.
Germany updates: Economists warn recovery may be short-lived
Economists have predicted modest growth for Germany, but warned that this will wither on the vine without major reforms. Meanwhile, arms exports to Israel are down to zero after tighter restrictions. DW has more.
Lavender marriages: From LGBTQ+ protection to TikTok trend
Once a cover for closeted Hollywood stars and persecuted LGBTQ+ people, lavender marriages got a Gen Z reboot — offering protection, partnership and a new take on marriage in the digital age.
Mallorca sees record tourism despite protests
The Mediterranean island looks set to hit a new visitor record in 2025 — despite growing anti-tourist sentiment.
Drone incursions in Denmark were 'hybrid attack' by 'professional actor,' justice minister says
Drones recently spotted over several Danish airports including Aalborg were part of a hybrid attack that Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen has said was likely orchestrated by a professional actor.
Tropical Storm Ragasa leaves trail of death and destruction
The weakened storm has moved toward Vietnam, with authorities bracing for landfall. The storm has killed at least 25 people and displaced millions.
Is the Middle East about to get an 'Islamic NATO'?
Israel's first-ever attack on a Gulf state is causing changes in Arab defense policies, with more calls for regional cooperation and common defense pacts. Some politicians have even called for an "Islamic NATO."
Venezuela hit by 6.3-magnitude earthquake
The US Geological Survey reported the magnitude of the quake, which was located at a depth of 14 kilometers. No casualties have been reported.
Venezuela hit by 6.2-magnitude earthquake
The US Geological Survey reported the magnitude of the quake, which was located at a depth of 7.8 kilometers. No casualties have been reported.
