Malawi heads to the polls amid economic crisis
    Two former presidents are on the ballot, alongside the incumbent. But frustration is increasing with the government as the high cost of living continues to bite hard.  
Israel has committed genocide in Gaza, UN commission says
    A UN commission of inquiry concluded that Israel has committed genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. Israel slammed the report as "false and fabricated" and accused the commission members of being Hamas proxies.  
Israel says 'Gaza is burning' as it starts ground offensive
    Israeli forces have labeled Gaza City a "dangerous combat zone." A UN probe concluded that Israel is committing genocide in the Palestinian enclave, a finding Israel rejected. DW has the latest.  
Germany updates: Nord Stream suspect cleared for extradition
    An Italian court has approved an extradition order for Ukrainian national Serhii K. Meanwhile, an Afghan man was sentenced to life in prison for stabbing a police officer in Mannheim. DW has more.  
Why TV weather forecasters are targeted by online hate
    An email death threat marked the beginning of the end of one meteorologist's job. Experts say climate misinformation and conspiracy theories are fueling online hate.  
Why TV weather forecasters are receiving online hate
    An email death threat marked the beginning of the end of one meteorologist's job. Experts say climate misinformation and conspiracy theories are fueling online hate.  
Trump sues The New York Times for defamation
    US President Donald Trump has filed a multibillion-dollar lawsuit against the newspaper. The filing comes a week after it published a suggestive note that Trump reportedly wrote to Jeffrey Epstein.  
Trump deploys National Guard to Memphis, vows Chicago next
    Donald Trump claims crime is out of control in Memphis. Critics argue that the National Guard deployment is another example of the US president's authoritarianism.  
Trump says US hit another drug boat from Venezuela
    The strike comes two weeks after the US targeted what the Trump administration said was a drug vessel from Venezuela. The Venezuelan president has vowed to defend against Washington's "aggression."  
MMA star McGregor drops out of Irish presidential race
    The Irish celebrity athlete Conor McGregor is giving up his bid to become the president of Ireland. However, the fighter said the move was just "the beginning of [his] political journey."  
UK aristocrat, partner jailed 14 years for killing daughter
    Constance Marten and Mark Gordon were the subject of a nationwide manhunt for seven weeks in early 2023. The couple was determined to keep their fifth baby after their first four children had been taken into care.  
What you need to know about South Sudan's fragile peace deal
    South Sudan's opposition has called on its forces to mobilize for "regime change" in response to Vice President Riek Machar's arrest. The fragile 2018 peace deal faces collapse, but how did it come to this?  
Why Trump's letter to NATO won't shift EU's course on Russia
    Trump said the US will sanction Russia only if all NATO members end oil imports. Brussels sees it as pressure on Hungary and Slovakia and as an excuse for the White House to delay.  
US reaches 'framework' TikTok deal with China, Trump and Xi to speak
    US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping could finalize the deal on the Chinese-owned video platform TikTok in the coming days.  
US says it reached 'framework' TikTok deal with China
    US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping could finalize the deal on the Chinese-owned video platform TikTok in the coming days.  
US, S. Korea, Japan stage drills amid North's rising threat
    The United States, South Korea and Japan are holding air and naval exercises off a South Korean island. Pyongyang has condemned it as a "reckless muscle-flexing."  
Middle East: Israel to get ready for 'isolation' — Netanyahu
    The Israeli leader said his country must prepare for "some sort" of isolation, partly blaming it on Muslims in Europe. Meanwhile, Doctors Without Borders warned of a "real disaster" as Gazans head south. DW has more.  
Abraham Accords promised a new Middle East — that changed
    In 2020, the Abraham Accords marked a historic shift in diplomacy for the Middle East and Africa. The US-brokered agreements between Israel and Bahrain, the UAE, Morocco and Sudan were meant to herald a new era.  
Fact check: AI image of Kirk shooter sparks conspiracy theory
    In the shooting case of Charlie Kirk, numerous images of the alleged attacker and suspect, Tyler R. have been circulating online. DW Fact check has identified a viral fake being used in several constellations.  
Nepal's first woman PM: Who is Sushila Karki?
    After deadly youth-led protests, Sushila Karki has become Nepal's first female interim prime minister. DW examines what her anti-corruption legacy means for the country's future.  
 
          
         
 
 

