EU lawmakers are set to give a final green light to a law on slashing the mountains of food wasted in Europe each year, and curbing the environmental impact of fast fashion.

If we can't get along on Earth, how will we ever get along in space, right? Experts told DW there are reasons to be optimistic.

Boko Haram insurgents have recently intensified attacks in Nigeria, killing over 500 people in the first quarter of 2025 alone. Analysts say the Nigerian government needs to re-strategise to tackle the growing threat.

Gamze Kubasık's father was murdered by the neo-Nazi National Socialist Underground. Then, German law enforcement treated her family as suspects for years. She wants to spare other families such suffering.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed insists that newly inaugurated Blue Nile dam is not a threat to upstream neighbors Sudan and Egypt, but a "great achievement for all black people."

Protests continued in Kathmandu on Tuesday despite the lifting of a social media ban, with the houses of several senior politicians reportedly set on fire. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned.

Riot police in Novi Sad broke up a student-led protest on Friday night in an unprecedented, violent assault on peaceful protesters. Is the Serbian president trying to cement full control and crush dissent by force?

Riot police in Novi Sad broke up a student-led protest on Friday night in a violent, unprecedented assault on peaceful protesters. Is the Serbian president moving to cement full control and crush dissent by force?

The growing power of artificial intelligence was a deciding factor in a court's decision not to break up Google and its Chrome search browser. It is another reminder of the expanding influence of AI.

Pyongyang has been carrying out a rapid series of trials on its new intercontinental missile program, with Kim Jong Un present at the last stage. State media heralded the use of solid fuel as a significant breakthrough.

Fresh evacuation orders have displaced Gaza City residents once again as Israel ramps up its offensive. A Gaza-bound aid flotilla says it was attacked in Tunisia. DW has more.

A German could be locked up for assaulting five people during a meeting of far-right groups in Budapest. Electric cars are the rage at an auto show in Munich and a former German diplomat starts a new job. DW has more.

Did 15,000 people die during GERD's construction? DW unpacks some key facts about Ethiopia's mega dam, including why Addis Ababa does not recognize the 1959 Nile Water treaty between Egypt and Sudan.

Thaksin Shinawatra was accused of having served a previous jail term in hospital detention, triggering widespread skepticism and public outrage.

Under the new agreement, three of Murdoch's children will receive cash based on equity sales and cease to have holdings in the media company. Lachlan, who shares his father's conservative ideals, will succeed Rupert.

The ruling Labour Party, with the support of four other left-wing parties, edged out more conservative parties in the election. The rising cost of living and tumultuous geopolitics were key issues during the campaign.

A note reportedly written by Donald Trump to wish the sex offender happy birthday alludes to "wonderful secrets." The White House denies that Trump signed the note or sketched the lewd drawing on it.

A note allegedly written by the US President to wish the sex offender happy birthday alludes to "wonderful secrets." The White House denies Trump signed the note or sketched the lewd drawing on it.

What is the symbolic and political impact of the flotillas en route to Gaza? DW takes a look at the various missions that have tried to reach the shores of Gaza since 2010.

The UN General Assembly convenes every September for monthslong deliberations on challenges collectively facing humanity.