Denmark: Aalborg Airport closed due to drone sightings
Police are investigating the appearance of drones over the airspace in Aalborg, a city in the north of Denmark. The closure affected flights from Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), Norwegian airlines and the Dutch carrier KLM.
Protests in India's northern Ladakh region turn deadly
Violent clashes between police and protesters left at least four people dead in Ladakh, a Buddhist-Muslim enclave in the Himalayas. Demonstrators want statehood, job quotas and better representation for tribal areas.
Middle East: Injuries in Israel's Eilat from Houthi drone
The Israeli southern city of Eilat has been hit by a drone fired by the Houthis in Yemen, according to Israeli medics. DW has the latest on developments in the Middle East.
State of climate change: How healthy is our planet?
Scientists say we've already exceeded seven of nine planetary boundaries contributing to Earth's stability, life support and resilience. This poses a risk, but it's not all bad news.
How healthy is our planet?
Scientists say we've already exceeded seven of nine planetary boundaries contributing to Earth's stability, life support and resilience. This poses a risk, but it's not all bad news.
UNGA: Iran does not seek nuclear weapon, president says
Iranian President Pezeshkian downplayed Iran's nuclear aspirations ahead of expected snapback sanctions from European countries. Meanwhile, Ukraine's Zelenskyy warned that Putin wants to expand his war. DW has more.
Fact check: Trump repeats false claims at speech before UN
In his speech before the United Nations General Assembly, US President Donald Trump repeated several false claims about him ending wars, and took aim at renewables, climate science, and even the UN's renovation bill.
What challenges await Malawi's next president?
Rising inflation, unemployment and currency shortages fueled widespread frustration among Malawians, setting the stage for Peter Mutharika’s political comeback. Will his presidency deliver tangible economic relief?
Infrastructure: Germany lacks money for new highways
The German government wants to invest billions in transport infrastructure. But it lacks enough money to fund all it needs to do. Will the planned autobahn expansion now have to be scrapped?
Infrastructure: Germany lacks money for new motorways
The government wants to invest billions in transport infrastructure. But there is not enough money for all the projects. Will the planned highway expansion now have to be scrapped?
'Everything has changed here': East Side Gallery turns 35
Once a place for alternative lifestyles, now a monument surrounded by offices and luxury apartments: Few other places in Berlin symbolize change as much as the East Side Gallery.
Suspect arrested in the UK over airport cyberattacks
British authorities detained a man in his 40s over a series of cyberattacks that grounded flights at major European airports. Such attacks against transport hubs are on the rise.
Trump's UN speech no laughing matter as body language shows
When Donald Trump first took to the global political stage, not everyone took him seriously. The reaction of world leaders to his speech at the UN General Assembly shows a change in attitude, says a body language expert.
Texas: ICE facility shooting in Dallas leaves two dead
US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said that the shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The motive of the attack is still unclear.
Maasai face pressure as Tanzania eyes relocations
Tanzanian authorities have pushed Maasai relocations since 2022, sparking condemnation from rights groups. With elections nearing, will pressure shift or deepen?
Texas: ICE facility shooting in Dallas leaves one dead
US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said that the shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The motive of the attack is still unclear.
Italy sends naval vessel to help Gaza aid flotilla
Italy has sent a naval frigate to a flotilla of boats attempting to bring aid to the Gaza Strip. Activists, lawmakers and journalists in the convoy said drones attacked some of their boats.
Ukraine updates: Russia sees 'no alternative' to war
The Kremlin said that Russia has no choice but to continue the war in Ukraine following the US president's remarks about Kyiv regaining lost territory. Follow DW for the latest.
South Korea: Why is President Lee urging new term limits?
The new government in Seoul is pushing for changes to the constitution to let presidents stay in office for a maximum of eight years instead of five — although the reform would not affect current President Lee Jae-myung.
Philippines: Marcos Jr. touts press freedom despite threats
The Philippines has seen fewer killings of journalists since President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. took office. However, rights groups warn that intimidation and prosecutions of reporters are still entrenched.
