Boris Becker's new book: 'Wimbledon is partly to blame'
The former tennis superstar has written a book about his time in prison in Berlin. Boris Becker uses "Inside" to write about his time behind bars, portraying himself as both a fighter and a victim.
Why Chancellor Merz is concerned about local elections
Polls predict strong gains for the far-right Alternative for Germany in the country's most populous state this weekend. That makes the local elections in North Rhine-Westphalia a concern for the government in Berlin.
Germany updates: Lawmakers call for air defense investment
After Russian drones were shot down over Poland this week, there are renewed calls to boost Germany's air defense. Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen are looking to reboot their Bundesliga season under a new coach. DW has more.
Germany updates: Politicians call for air defense investment
After Russian drones were shot down over Poland this week, there are renewed calls to boost Germany's air defense. Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen are looking to reboot their Bundesliga season under a new coach. DW has more.
Nepal: Death toll in anti-corruption protests rises
Police say the death toll during violent protests has risen to at least 51 people as the Himalayan nation seeks an interim leader.
Germany cleans up illegal trash dumped across the Czech border
A now bust German company illegally dumped hundreds of tons of hazardous waste in Czech municipalities. Authorities of both countries have been left to clean up the mess.
Ukraine updates: Russia, Belarus launch joint drills
The show of force by Russia and its key ally comes amid tensions over Russian drones breaching the airspace of NATO member Poland. DW has the latest.
China's newest aircraft carrier sails through Taiwan Strait
The Fujian is China's newest aircraft carrier, and experts say it features advanced take-off systems for air force jets. China called the ship's trip through the Taiwan Strait "a routine arrangement."
South Africa's top court rules men can take wives' last name
The South African court ruled that a law banning husbands from adopting their wives' surnames was unconstitutional.
Brazil: Bolsonaro sentenced to 27 years for attempted coup
The majority of a panel of Supreme Court justices voted to convict the far-right former Brazilian leader of trying to overturn his election defeat to Lula da Silva in 2022. He was sentenced to 27 years in prison.
Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro found guilty of attempting coup
The majority of a panel of Supreme Court justices voted to convict the far-right former Brazilian leader of trying to overturn his election defeat to Lula da Silva in 2022. He was sentenced to 27 years in prison.
Should German schools stop teaching classics like Goethe?
German society is diverse, and so are its students. But diversity in the classroom is not reflected in the content of the courses. Students and teachers argue it should be.
Flight test: Downing Russian drones is new ground for NATO
Will Russia's aerial incursion into Poland drive NATO closer together or expose gaps in unity? Once again, the United States is making its European allies wonder.
Netanyahu vows 'there will be no Palestinian state'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was speaking during a signing ceremony for a controversial settlement that would effectively cut the occupied West Bank off from East Jerusalem.
Trump ally Charlie Kirk was online voice of the US right
Charlie Kirk, who was shot and killed at a Utah university, was a darling of the political right and had a major influence on the political leanings of young conservatives — particularly white men — in the United States.
South Sudan's first vice president charged with murder, crimes against humanity
Riek Machar has been under house arrest since March, and the latest charges threatens the fragile power-sharing agreement with President Salva Kiir.
Russo-Belarusian military drills trigger concern in Baltic states
As Russia and Belarus prepare for joint military exercises, Lithuania is tightening its borders. But there is more concern about the long-term threat Russia could pose.
Fact check: Russian drone downings in Poland spark disinfo
Fake news has been circulating after Poland shot down several Russian drones that violated its airspace on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. DW fact check debunks some of the most viral false claims.
Fact check: Fake news after Russian drones downed in Poland
Disinformation has been circulating since Poland shot down Russian drones. DW fact check debunks false viral claims.
The prison economy: Behind bars, everyone’s making money
The world spends hundreds of billions yearly to punish offenders, with little return beyond more crime and less hope. DW examines how private contractors, organized crime gangs and inmates exploit prison for profit.
