Dozens of political prisoners in Belarus were released after a deal between Minsk and Washington. Belarus' opposition says the move amounts to "forced deportation."

Two separate incidents this week in DR Congo have killed at least 193 people. Dozens are missing as rescue work continues.

Leaders of Europe's top carmakers gathered in Brussels seeking eased emission standards on new cars. Germany's auto industry lobby has said rigid emissions regulation "jeopardizes competitiveness."

Quadrennial joint military exercises between Russia and its key European ally Belarus are underway. Poland, which shares a border with Belarus, has criticized the drills.

A trial has begun against Istanbul's deposed mayor and Turkish opposition leader, Ekrem Imamoglu, who is accused of forging a university degree.

The Ukrainian leader said that Russian President Vladimir Putin cannot stop his war machine "unless he is forced to fundamentally change his personal goals." DW has more.

In response to the incursion of Russian drones into Polish airspace, NATO is launching a new operation called "Eastern Sentry" to protect its members who are vulnerable to Russia.

After Russian drones entered Polish airspace, NATO will launch a new operation called "Eastern Sentry" to protect its eastern flank. DW has the latest.

The German government and its NATO allies are certain that the Russian drones did not accidentally fly over Poland this week. On Friday, Germany summoned the Russian ambassador.

The UN General Assembly backed the "New York Declaration," a document that seeks a two-state solution for Israel and a Palestinian state without militant group Hamas. Follow DW for the latest.

According to authorities in Utah, someone close to the suspect in the killing of Charlie Kirk turned him in, and he is currently in police custody. President Trump said he hopes the suspect receives the death penalty.

The cancellation of a Munich Philharmonic Orchestra concert in Belgium over its Israeli conductor Lahav Shani has sparked outrage in Germany. But how does this incident compare to other cases?

Millions of children in West and Central Africa are being forced out of attending school due to worsening insecurity. Despite efforts to combat banditry and conflict the crisis continues, particularly in North Nigeria.

After intense anti-government protests forced the prime minister out, many Nepalis wonder who is now in charge of the country.

Is enough being done to ensure women's safety in India's fast-growing cities? Experts say a rethink on how public spaces are designed and built is needed.

Ukraine insists on the return of children who were forcibly transferred from occupied Ukrainian territories to Russia, saying this a ceasefire condition.

American influencer and self-styled 'Real Tarzann' is being investigated for illegally wrestling wild crocodiles in northern Australia. Critics say animals are suffering to create viral content.

American influencer and self-styled 'Real Tarzann' is being investigated for illegally wrestling wild crocodiles in northern Australia. Critics say animals are suffering to create viral content.

A princess, a pop star and a politician — Kate Middleton, Nelly Furtado and Annalena Baerbock — have all experienced online harassment because of their appearance. Experts explain why this is no coincidence.

The UN is poised to vote on the "New York Declaration," a document that seeks a two-state solution without the militant group Hamas. Follow DW for the latest.