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Germany bans far-right esoteric 'Artgemeinschaft' for 'indoctrination of children' - DW News.
Germany's Interior Ministry on Wednesday said it had banned a far-right group known for indoctrinating children as police carried out a series of raids. The ministry said the group had used a pseudo-religious belief in Germanic gods to spread Nazi...
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At least 113 killed in fire at wedding in Iraq - DW News.
At least 113 people were killed, and more than 150 injured, after a fire broke out at a wedding celebration in northern Iraq on Wednesday. The disaster occurred in the town of Al-Hamdaniyah near Mosul in Nineveh province. Video footage showed emer...
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Thousands flee Nagorno-Karabakh as fears of ethnic cleansing are growing - DW News.
Almost 20,000 people have left Nagorno-Karabakh for Armenia in fear of Azerbaijani reprisals. Meanwhile, officials said at least 68 people were killed in a fuel depot explosion in the breakaway region. Azerbaijan's presidential foreign policy advi...
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Ukraine Kakhovka dam disaster creates ongoing water shortages - DW News.
The June 6 destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam not only caused deadly flooding and lowered the level of water used to cool the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant's reactors; it created an ongoing water crisis in a region where people depend on agri...
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Biden joins striking auto workers on Detroit picket line - DW News.
US President Joe Biden has visited striking auto workers in the Midwestern state of Michigan - in an unprecedented show of support. It's the first time a sitting US president has joined striking workers on a picket line. The autoworkers union is d...
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Nagorno-Karabakh: Azerbaijan rejects accusations of ethnic cleansing - DW News.
They flee in cars, busses - and trucks. Vehicles choke the road leading out of Nagorno-Karabakh into Armenia. The people crammed inside have exhaustion etched on their faces. Many spent the night on the road. They fear they are leaving their ances...
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UK suspects Wirecard's Jan Marsalek of spying for Russia - DW News.
The public prosecutor's office in London on Tuesday accused former Wirecard chief operating officer Jan Marsalek of involvement in a spying network for Russia. Marsalek is named as part of a case against five Bulgarian nationals in the UK that was...
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Is Europe on track to develop its own Hydrogen economy? - DW Business.
Efforts are underway to develop an industry for a fuel that could one day enable us to fly without the guilt of destroying the planet with dirty emissions. The world needs to de-carbonize - and it needs to do so fast in order to avoid planetary di...
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German minister wants stationary border controls on borders with Czech Republic and Poland - DW News.
The German government is planning new measures to counter a surge in the number of irregular refugees and migrants. German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser says there will be police checks on Germany's borders with Poland and the Czech Republic - fo...
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China: What's behind the disappearance of more and more top Chinese officials? - DW News.
Senior leaders from Japan, China, and South Korea met in Seoul for a rare trilateral. The last time a similar meeting took place was before the pandemic, in 2019. The South Korean Foreign Minister, Park Jin, took the opportunity to say that peace ...
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Nagorno-Karabakh: How should the international community respond? - DW News.
At least 20 people have been killed and more than 200 injured in an explosion at a fuel facility in Nagorno Karakbakh. The cause of the blast hasn't been established. People were reportedly lining up to get petrol for their cars to leave the encla...
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India: Is PM Modi stealing the shine with the 'Women's Reservation Bill'? - DW News.
Let's take a closer look at India now, and what's called the Women's Reservation Bill. It would ensure women hold one-third of seats in the lower legislative house – that's the Lok Sabha, the more powerful one – as well as one-third of seats in st...
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Extreme weather wreaks havoc in South Africa - DW #shorts.
Extreme weather wreaks havoc in South Africa. Subscribe: For more news go to: Follow DW on social media: ►Facebook: ►Twitter: ►Instagram: ►Twitch: Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie:
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Where are EU-China trade ties headed as political tensions rumble on? - DW News.
The EU’s former trade commissioner Phil Hogan told DW that Europe is trading more with China than ever before, and dismissed Beijing’s accusations that Brussels is using a probe into Chinese subsidies as an excuse for protection. Hogan told DW Eur...
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What will the withdrawal of French troops mean for Niger? - DW News.
Niger's military rulers have welcomed a decision by France to withdraw its troops. The army ousted the elected president July, ending Niger's cooperation with France, the former colonial power. President Emmanuel Macron says 15,000 French soldiers...
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What impact can the Abrams tanks have on the battlefield? - DW News.
On Monday Ukrainian President Zelensky announced the arrival of the first Abrams battle tanks promised by the US. A total of 31 Abrams will eventually join a larger force of battle tanks coming from Western Europe. Subscribe: For more news go to: ...
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Why some London officers refuse to carry a gun - DW News.
The police force in the British capital London is facing a revolt from within. Some officers are refusing to carry a gun, outraged after murder charges were filed against one of their colleagues. More than 100 specially trained firearms officers s...
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Why soldiers in Ukraine’s International Legion answered the call - DW News.
A group of people answered a call for help from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy - to join the fight against Russia's invasion. The International Legion includes soldiers from many countries who have fought and died alongside Ukrainians. DW...
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EU and China hold tense trade talks - DW News
The EU's top trade official says Chinese policies are fueling uncertainty among European companies in the country. Valdis Dombrovskis made the comments during a visit to Beijing where he's been holding talks with the country's Vice Premier He Life...
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Niger: Former colonial power France to withdraw military troops - DW News.
Niger's military rulers have welcomed an announcement by France that it will withdraw its troops from the country. Niger's democratically elected president Mohamed Bazoum was ousted on the 26th of July and replaced by the commander of an elite mil...
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