Argentina: Nazi-looted Italian painting recovered
A long-lost 18th-century painting stolen by the Nazis has been recovered in Argentina after being spotted in a real estate listing.
US judge rules Trump unlawfully canceled Harvard's grants
Harvard has scored a legal victory against the White House as a federal judge overturned the Trump administration's decision to cut the university's funding by billions of dollars.
US says attacks on suspected drug boats will happen again
President Donald Trump has justified the US military's lethal strike on a boat allegedly owned by a Venezuelan gang. Meanwhile, top US officials have vowed to continue the strikes.
Berlusconi family takes over German TV group ProSiebenSat1
After initial fears that a takeover of the TV giant would endanger media diversity in Germany, the country's culture minister invited MFE CEO Pier Silvio Berlusconi for a meeting that clarified the situation.
Portugal: At least 15 dead in Lisbon funicular accident
At least 15 people were killed and 18 more were injured when a funicular derailed in the Portuguese capital.
Sanchez meets Starmer in London, to discuss Ukraine and Gaza
The meeting comes as Britain moves to reset its post-Brexit ties with EU countries and after reaching a deal on Gibraltar with Spain. Meanwhile, Sanchez described the West's reaction to the war in Gaza as a "failure."
Afghanistan earthquake: Rescuers struggle to reach survivors
As access to Afghanistan's earthquake-ravaged areas is still obstructed, the government sent commandos by air to rescue survivors from the rubble.
Germany: Defense commissioner wants mandatory service
Parliament's commissioner for the German military says both men and women should be obliged to do some form of service for a year after school — but not necessarily with the Bundeswehr. Follow DW for more.
EU Commission approves 'milestone' Mercosur, Mexico deals
The controversial trade deal would allow Brazil and the four other Mercosur states to sell agricultural goods to EU countries with fewer restrictions. It must now be approved by EU member states to go into effect.
'KPop Demon Hunters,' a Netflix hit upending stereotypes
A team of superheroes, not a girl group: The animated movie "KPop Demon Hunters" portrays K-pop idols as demon hunters filled with strength and self-determination.
"KPop Demon Hunters" — Netflix hit upends stereotypes
A team of superheroes, not a girl group: The animated movie "KPop Demon Hunters" portrays K-pop idols as demon hunters filled with strength and self-determination.
India asks Germany for help in search for EU free trade deal
Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said in Delhi that while others, like the US, erected trade barriers, Germany and India should lower them. His Indian counterpart said "we're counting on your support" in EU trade talks.
Fact check: Is the crime rate higher in Democrat-run cities?
US President Donald Trump keeps pushing the narrative that cities run by Democrats have higher crime rates than Republican-led cities. Is there a link between crime and party affiliation?
Were Polish troops in Nazi's military traitors or victims?
Up to 450,000 Poles served in the Wehrmacht, the armed forces of Nazi Germany, during World War II. For years, they were viewed in Poland as traitors. But as an exhibition in Gdansk shows, the truth is more complicated.
Poles in the Wehrmacht: traitors or victims of Nazi Germany?
Up to 450,000 Poles served in the Wehrmacht, the armed forces of Nazi Germany, during World War II. For years, they were viewed in Poland as traitors. But as an exhibition in Gdansk shows, the truth is more complicated.
DRC: Mutamba graft trial exposes justice system fault lines
Former Congolese Justice Minister Mutamba vowed to come down hard on embezzlers. Now, he has been sentenced to three years, with hard labor, for allegedly stealing funds intended for the construction of a prison.
China, North Korea perform delicate diplomatic dance
North Korea's Kim Jong Un and Russian leader Vladimir Putin flanked Chinese President Xi Jinping at an event to mark the end of World War II. It gives a chance for Kim to get more support from his allies.
After Afghanistan's deadly earthquake, many injured women and girls are left without help because of Taliban restrictions
After Afghanistan's deadly earthquake, injured women and girls face a dire lack of medical care. Taliban restrictions and cultural barriers leave many without help.
Afghanistan quake: Why are women struggling to get help?
After Afghanistan's deadly earthquake, injured women and girls face a dire lack of medical care. Taliban restrictions and cultural barriers leave many without help.
Children in art: A journey through history
They've been immortalized on canvas as rulers, angels, or ragged but endearing street children. Why have children been depicted so differently across of the centuries?
