Extreme heat, driven by climate change, is linked to half a million deaths per year. Scientists say meeting current goals to cut emissions could prevent around two months of dangerous heat annually.

The US National Transportation Safety Board found that Titan operator OceanGate did not adequately test the submersible and was unaware that it was damaged.

Trump confirmed reports that the CIA is now able to carry out operations in Venezuela, but he ruled out that the agency would "take out" Maduro.

Protests against ousted president Andry Rajoelinaand were led by youth groups calling themselves "Gen Z Madagascar." Colonel Michael Randrianirina now plans to rule the country for 18-24 months.

All surviving Hamas hostages are back in Israel. Their families are starting to share the conditions under which their loved ones were held. Some endured torture, others were able to play cards with their captors.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was returning to Washington from a NATO Defense Ministers meeting in Brussels.

Ahead of the 2025 European AIDS Conference in Paris, researchers discovered a new antibody against HIV. They say it can prevent infections and neutralize the virus in the laboratory. But will it work in real life?

Israel and Hamas have exchanged hostages and prisoners as part of a ceasefire agreement. But the journey for those held captive continues through rehabilitation.

The 20-point ceasefire plan asks Palestinians to stop "lawfare" against Israel and offers Hamas fighters an amnesty. Now that fighting has subsided, will allegations of Israeli genocide be harder to prove in court?

A Ukrainian national suspected of being one of the masterminds of the 2022 Baltic Sea blasts cannot be extradited to Germany, Italian top court rules.

A men-only press conference with the Taliban foreign minister in New Delhi drew sharp rebuke from Indian media, forcing the religious hardline group to also invite female journalists.

Judaism offers rules and guidance about how to bury the dead, how to mourn and how to support families through their grief.

Grain harvests in the "world's breadbasket" have dropped by a quarter since Russia's invasion. Over three years on, Ukraine's role in global food security endures despite disrupted ports and captured farmland.

Three passengers loitering on a local train after it reached its final station caught the driver unawares in Cologne. Police are seeking an unknown individual for befouling the train carriage with a trio of chickens.

Three passengers loitering on a local train after it reached its final station caught the driver unawares in Cologne. Police are seeking an unknown individual for befouling the train carriage with a trio of chickens.

Germany's Cabinet is looking to allow pensioners to work part-time tax-free after the age of 70. Meanwhile, the coalition is in choppy waters on its military service plans. DW has more.

Seoul has said 1,000 South Koreans are working at online scam compounds that target victims globally. Some 200,000 forced laborers are thought to be busy stealing billions from prison-like sites in Cambodia.

Syria's president is visiting Russia seeking to reset ties after the fall of long-time ruler Bashar al-Assad. Moscow had been the main ally of the dictator whose regime was toppled by Ahmed al-Sharaa's alliance.

At least 20 people died after a suspected short circuit sparked a fire on a passenger bus in northern India.

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have led to more fighting at the border, with several civilians reported to have been killed.