Ongoing interest rate hikes may finally put zombie firms to rest - DW Business.
'Zombie companies' — unproductive firms that cannot pay their debt interests — may finally be put to rest, as ongoing interest rate hikes constrict access to the easy credit that was their lifeline. Will workers and the wider economy pay the price?
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Ukraine attacks targets in Russia, awaits US aid vote - DW News.
US lawmakers are preparing to hold a crucial vote on support for Ukraine. The US has been Ukraine's biggest supplier of military aid in its war against Russia. But Congress hasn't approved any major funding since last year. In Europe, other NATO m...
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India election explained: What you need to know - DW News.
With India set to hold the world's largest ever democratic elections, DW Reporter Akanksha Saxena breaks down the most important facts, figures and debates. Subscribe: For more news go to: Follow DW on social media: ►Facebook: ►Twitter: ►Instagram...
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Iran plays down suspected Israeli airstrike - DW News.
Iran has downplayed the significance of Friday's suspected Israeli airstrike, easing fears of the Middle East conflict spiraling out of control. The drone incident is seen as the latest of recent strikes between the two rivals, inspiring a pro-gov...
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Does the Cybertruck mark the beginning of Tesla's downfall? - DW News.
lon Musk's car company Telsa has issued a recall for all of its Cybertruck electric pickup trucks because its accelerator pedal can get stuck down. Cybertruck owners reported that the pad covering the accelerator pedal could come loose and get tra...
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India’s economic rise under Narendra Modi - DW News.
Is India on track to play catch-up with China? Over the past years, the country's economy has grown at a rapid pace - overtaking the UK, France, Italy and Brazil in size. Now - as hundreds of millions of Indians begin voting in elections, some eco...
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