Dissident Russian filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov delves into the complex psychology of Nazi fugitive and 'Angel of Death' Josef Mengele as he escapes justice in South America.

Philanthropist George Soros received the European Civil Rights Prize at a ceremony in Berlin. His Open Society said Europe's Roma have "endured centuries of discrimination and marginalization."

The Indian prime minister said he would only attend the ASEAN summit in Malaysia virtually, taking face-to-face talks with Trump off the table and dimming hopes of a timely detente with Washington over Russian oil.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has doubled down on his recent comments about migrants and criminality, saying Germans and Europeans were "afraid to move around in public spaces."

After years of unfulfilled promises and rising anger, violent protests erupted in Ladakh, a remote region in the Himalayas. Locals say they feel abandoned, while New Delhi faces growing mistrust.

The US president said he had given his word to Arab leaders that the annexation will not take place. Vice President JD Vance said the Israeli parliament's vote on West Bank annexation was "an insult." DW has more.

As Tanzania's October 29 general election approaches, many voters are calling for leaders who will address everyday challenges — from health care to job creation and education reforms.

US state negotiators are battling over how to manage dwindling water resources in the Colorado River Basin, a lifeline for over 40 million people spanning across seven states and two countries.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has welcomed new US and EU sanctions as vital to tightening pressure on Moscow. Speaking at an EU summit, he said Moscow's strikes on civilians show it has no interest in peace.

As the EU held its first-ever bilateral summit with Egypt, activists said the bloc was rewarding an authoritarian government. But experts told DW the EU needs Egypt if it wants to help in Gaza and curb migration at home.

The IW institute says the poor state of roads and railways is dragging down the eurozone's biggest economy. Chancellor Merz has doubled down on his "cityscape" remark about urban migration. DW has more.

Local employees at US military bases in Germany are to receive pay from Berlin as a US government shutdown continues. Chancellor Merz has doubled down on his "cityscape" remark about urban migration. DW has more.

Dissident Russian filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov delves into the complex psychology of Nazi fugitive and 'Angel of Death' Josef Mengele as he escapes justice in South America.

The European Union kicked off its leaders' summit in Brussels by announcing a 19th sanctions package against Russia, which was gratefully acknowledged by Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy, also in attendance. DW has more.

The three candidates in New York City's mayoral race have clashed bitterly in their final debate. But all slammed a federal immigration raid targeting street vendors.

European carmakers are reliant on China. A dispute over Dutch chipmaker Nexperia has delivered fresh evidence of the industry's struggles to build resilient supply and value chains.

European carmakers are reliant on China. A dispute over Dutch chipmaker Nexperia has delivered fresh evidence of the industry's struggles to build resilient supply and value chains.

A police officer mistakenly shot at troops taking part in a large-scale Bundeswehr training exercise in the German city of Erding, injuring a soldier.

The strikes on two different boats are the first such attacks on vessels in the Pacific Ocean. The Trump administration is targeting boats it says are involved in transporting drugs to America.

It's the US's first such attack on a vessel in the Pacific Ocean, as the Trump administration expands a military campaign targeting boats it says are involved in transporting drugs to America.