Iran has threatened greater retaliation against strikes on its energy infrastructure. Meanwhile, President Trump has threatened to "blow up" Iran's South Pars gas if attacks against Qatar continue. DW has more.

US President Donald Trump has threatened to "blow up" Iran's South Pars gas field if Tehran continues retaliatory strikes against Qatar. He also promised Israel would stop its attacks on South Pars. DW has more.

One year after his arrest on terrorism and corruption charges, thousands of supporters of jailed Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu gathered to protest. In a pre-written message, Imamoglu slammed a "corrupt mindset."

Bola Tinubu became the first Nigerian president to deliver remarks at Windsor Castle, attending a state banquet held in his honor by King Charles. Tinubu is on a two-day state ​visit to the UK.

Suspected jihadi militants have increased recent attacks in northeastern Nigeria, including alleged suicide bombings at a post office, market, and teaching hospital earlier this week.

A 61-year-old woman died when a cable car crashed down a snowy mountain at a popular ski resort in the Swiss Alps. Police have launched an investigation into the cause of the incident.

The requirement, which goes into effect April 12, mostly impacts African nations with high overstay rates. It comes as the Trump administration significantly tightens the rules on legal immigration to the US.

When the sarcophagus of the former Holy Roman Emperor Otto the Great sustained damage and had to be opened, researchers decided to analyze the contents. They're convinced that the remains inside are the real deal.

Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing was meant to stabilize a fragile ceasefire in the trade and tech conflict with China. Now the war with Iran is reshaping his agenda — and the leverage wielded by Beijing.

Cross-border fighting between Pakistan and the Taliban in Afghanistan is set to pause for the end of Ramadan. Leaders in both countries said the truce is conditional and could be reversed quickly if violated.

EU officials are warning Israel against a ground offensive in Lebanon. But can they compel Hezbollah to disarm or prevent Israeli military action?

The Russian Orthodox Church is slowly but surely gaining a foothold in Africa. Experts say Russia is using its expansion as a form of ideological soft power.

All passenger flights at the Berlin Brandenburg Airport, the German capital’s only major hub, have been halted for the day. Fire crew and air traffic controllers are striking for better pay and conditions.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz has again ruled out Germany taking a role in the war on Iran adding that Berlin would have advised it from the start. Meanwhile, Germany looks set for an uptick in house building. DW has more.

Cities are quietly becoming raw‑material hubs as urban miners turn rubble into a carbon‑saving construction supply chain.

Rubble doesn't have to be rubbish. Urban mining is transforming old structures into low‑carbon-building gold.

Rubble doesn't have to be rubbish. Urban mining is transforming old structures into low‑carbon building gold.

The government's decision to introduce voluntary health education at schools caused uproar last year. Supporters say the subject prepares young people for life, but conservatives fear that it will lead children astray.

As the fallout from the US-Israeli war on Iran widens, BRICS countries face mounting pressure to respond — but internal rifts and competing interests have put the bloc's limitations on full display.

Iran's new leader says the killers of security chief Ali Larijani, who died in an Israeli strike, "will have to pay for it." Meanwhile, the Iranian intelligence minister was killed in another airstrike. DW has more.