World Cup 2026: Fans with disabilities 'excluded'
Complaints that the 2026 World Cup, hosted largely by the USA, is a rip off have been widespread and constant. But it's not just the prices that are making it feel impossible for football fans with disabilities.
Germany news: Teacher group urges action over pupil violence
A German teachers' group says decisive action is needed to counter a surge in violence in classrooms and corridors. Meanwhile, the Greens say a blanket speed limit on major highways would halp save fuel. DW has more,
German news: Teacher group urges action over pupil violence
A German teachers' group says decisive action is need to counter a surge in violence in classrooms and corridors. Meanwhile, the Greens say a blanket speed limit on major highways would halp save fuel. DW has the latest.
Several killed in Russian strikes across Ukraine, many more injured
A 12-year-old was among those killed as Russian missile and drone attacks hit Ukrainian cities of Kyiv, Odesa and Dnipro.
Iran war: Pakistan delegation in Tehran to continue talks
A high-level delegation from Pakistan is to continue talks in Tehran to push for fresh US-Iran negotiations. Follow DW for more.
India faces energy squeeze as US ends Iran, Russia oil waivers
Washington's decision to let Iranian and Russian oil waivers expire threatens to tighten India's crude oil supply, as New Delhi had relied on temporary relief to sustain imports. DW has the latest.
UK signs deal to rejoin EU's Erasmus exchange scheme
Britain will rejoin the popular Europe-wide student exchange program six years after leaving it.
Firefighters battle huge blaze at Australian oil refinery
The fire is burning out of control at the Geelong oil refinery, one of only two in Australia.
Can Trump get a better Iran deal than Obama?
The 2015 Iran deal curbed Tehran's nuclear program until the US pulled out. After years of failed diplomacy and 40 days of war, talks are back on. Donald Trump has said he can strike a "better" deal than Barack Obama.
Germany, the UK warn the Iran war distracts from Ukraine and oil price rises help Russia
Germany's defense minister warned that Russia "benefits from current developments in the Middle East," as the Ukraine Defense Contact Group met in Berlin. He said rising oil prices were filling Moscow's "war coffers."
Berlin hosts Sudan conference amid brutal, forgotten war
The war in Sudan has been raging for the past three years, and a ceasefire is nowhere in sight. Participants at a conference of donors in Berlin hope at least to ease the suffering of the people caught in the middle.
Berlin hosts Sudan Conference: a brutal, forgotten conflict
The war in Sudan has been raging for the past three years, and a ceasefire is nowhere in sight. Participants at a conference of donors in Berlin hope to at least ease the suffering of the people.
Germany: Sudan aid conference in Berlin raises €1.3B
The war in Sudan is entering its fourth year with international attention focused on other conflicts. The conference in Berlin is aiming to bring back some attention to help fund urgent projects.
South Africa appoints veteran Afrikaner politician Roelf Meyer as US ambassador amid tense Trump ties
South Africa has appointed a prominent Afrikaner politician, Roelf Meyer, to the ambassadorial role in Washington. This comes amid allegations from the Trump administration of a "white genocide" in the country.
German health minister announces billions in cutbacks
The comprehensive reform package aims to plug a multi-billion-euro hole in Germany's expensive healthcare system. The reforms include mandatory second opinions for costly surgeries and no more homeopathy.
What's behind Israeli attacks along Lebanon's Litani River?
Israel is pushing forward with plans to remove Lebanese homes and residents from between the Litani River and its own border, creating a buffer zone. Why is the area strategically important in the Middle East conflict?
What's behind Israel's attacks along Lebanon's Litani River?
Israel is pushing forward with plans to remove Lebanese homes and residents from between the Litani River and its own border, creating a buffer zone. Why is the area strategically important in the Middle East conflict?
Iran sees hundreds of thousands of jobs lost due to war
After six weeks of war, job losses are growing in Iran. Destroyed industrial facilities have brought production in many sectors to a standstill, hitting Iranian workers particularly hard.
Iran: Hundreds of thousands of jobs lost due to war
After six weeks of war, job losses are growing in Iran. Destroyed industrial facilities have brought production in many sectors to a standstill, hitting Iranian workers particularly hard.
EU chief urges bloc-wide push on age verification app to protect children online
EU chief calls for a bloc-wide push on an age verification app to protect children online. If enforced, users will have to prove their age to access legally restricted sites.
