As Russian drones breach airspace along NATO's eastern flank, Polish President Karol Nawrocki is in Berlin on Tuesday. Will he demand war reparations? Or seek to build a security partnership with Germany?

As Russian drones breach airspace along NATO's eastern flank, will Poland's President Karol Nawrocki demand war reparations or seek to build a security partnership with Germany during his visit to Berlin on Tuesday?

At pro-Palestinian demonstrations, the symbol of the watermelon is everywhere. Artist Sliman Mansour explains it goes back to the 1980s - and was inspired, ironically, by an Israeli officer.

Jina Mahsa Amini's death in police custody in 2022 sparked the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement in Iran. Three years later, the list of grievances has grown, making the clerical regime more insecure, activists say.

The conservative CDU remains the strongest party after local elections in North Rhine-Westphalia. However, the far-right Alternative for Germany tripled its 2020 results. The Greens have emerged as the clear losers.

Greener energy, smartphones and the weapons industry all run on critical minerals. DW looks at the African countries leading the way in the sector — and how the extraction of critical minerals has transformed the region.

The race to mine critical minerals has fed instability across Africa, whether displacing residents to increase extraction or upping the stakes in armed conflicts. DW looks at where minerals are mined and at what cost.

Ruth Weiss, a Jewish journalist, author and human rights activist, was a tireless opponent of apartheid who used her pen to fight hatred and racism. A look at her extraordinary life.

For five decades, victims’ families have sought justice since the 1972 killings of unarmed civilians in Northern Ireland. An anonymous defendant now stands in court, although he denies all charges.

Donald Trump has made billions from the Nasdaq debut of crypto startup World Liberty Financial. With his sons in charge and favorable policies in play, critics see a troubling mix of presidential power and personal gain.

The opioid fentanyl, the main cause of drug-related deaths in the US, has arrived on the streets of Germany. In the western city of Essen, a pilot project called "so-par" is focusing on prevention.

Fentanyl, the main cause of drug-related deaths in the US, has also arrived on the streets of Germany. In the western city of Essen, a pilot project called "so-par" is focusing on prevention.

Fentanyl, the main cause of drug-related deaths in the US, has also arrived on the streets of Germany. In the western city of Essen, a pilot project called "so-par" is focusing on prevention.

When the African Space Agency opened in April, spacefaring countries like Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa came together for the first time. But they have been collaborating with Europe and China for decades.

When the African Space Agency opened in April, spacefaring countries like Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa came together for the first time. But they have been collaborating with Europe and China for decades.

Trade unions in Seoul demanded an apology from President Trump after some 300 South Korean workers were detained by US immigration police known as ICE. Trump said he does not want to "frighten off" foreign investment.

As King Charles III hosts Donald Trump for his second UK state visit, expect pomp, protocol and perhaps even meme-worthy missteps.

Kyiv's defense intelligence said operatives attacked a $40 million Buk-M3 anti-aircraft missile system. Meanwhile, Moscow is calling a drone intrusion in Romania a provocation from Ukraine. DW has more.

After cuts by US President Donald Trump forced the closure of the popular climate.gov website, experts have launched an independent successor. They say climate literacy is important in Trump's war against science.

After Trump administration cuts forced the closure of the popular climate.gov website, experts have launched an independent successor. Revived climate literacy aims to combat a war against science.