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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Top Stories
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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Top Stories
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Syria sees worst day of violence since ouster of Assad
Almost 50 people were killed in clashes between security forces and pro-Assad gunmen in Latakia, once the stronghold of the Assad family. The government has tried to play down sectarian tensions.
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Parliament without an opposition: Where is Georgia headed?
Opposition politicians in Georgia say elections were rigged, and have boycotted parliament. But while they're protesting, controversial laws are being passed and an authoritarian regime is cementing its power.
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Peruvian farmer heads to Germany for legal battle with RWE
Saul Luciano Lliuya wants one of the world's major polluters to help offset the cost climate change will have on his village. Energy giant RWE has said it doesn't understand why it's being singled out.
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Fearing new protests, Iran regime starts wave of arrests
Human rights activists are being arrested at random and the smallest protests are being brutally suppressed, even if they were organized by Iranian war heroes.
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US butterfly populations have plummeted in the last decade
In the US, butterfly populations have dropped by 22% in a decade. A new study shows climate change, habitat loss, and pesticides are driving the decline.
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Have US scientists found the key to long COVID treatment?
COVID-19 disrupts the ability of lung tissue to repair itself and can lead to debilitating long COVID. Researchers have found a drug that could reverse the damage, offering hope for millions of people worldwide.
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Fact check: Disinformation spikes after Trump-Zelenskyy row
Donald Trump's criticism of Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House led to a surge in misinformation about Ukraine's president, alleging that he swore at Trump, staged the war, and misused USAID funds for propaganda.
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US updates: Trump orders tariffs break for Mexico, Canada
President Trump ordered tariff exemptions for many goods coming into the US from Canada and Mexico, partially reversing the 25% duties he imposed on two of America's closest trading partners. DW has the latest.
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Bosnian Serb leader Dodik rejects court summons
With Bosnia-Herzegovina facing a deepening legal crisis, Serb leader Milorad Dodik doubled down on denying the authority of the country's prosecutors.
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Germany: Can CDU/CSU and SPD forge a government deal?
Germany needs a new government fast. The center-right CDU/CSU and the center-left SPD are set to hammer out an agreement by Easter, but there are several sticking points.
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US exits $9.3 billion climate deal with developing nations
The United States has exited JETP, a massive climate deal designed to help South Africa, Indonesia and other developing nations transition to clean energy.
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Bitcoin as a US strategic reserve: Does it make sense?
Donald Trump hosts a cryptocurrency summit at the White House on Friday amid much anticipation about his plans for a national stockpile of digital currencies. Buying bitcoin at all-time highs could be a costly move.
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Romania: Six arrested over alleged coup plot with Russia
The suspects include a 101-year-old former military general. They are accused of wanting to overthrow the Romanian government and end its NATO membership.
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Germany: Ringleaders behind far-right plot sentenced to jail
Five people have been convicted of planning to kidnap German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach. The verdicts mark the end of a nearly two-year long trial.
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USAID freeze endangers India's diversity programs
Donald Trump's USAID crackdown has led to the shutdown of crucial programs for vulnerable communities in India, resulting in significant job losses and reduced access to essential health care services.
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China lays out path to navigate trade, tech tensions
Amid rising trade tensions, China's top leadership has outlined a path that could further intensify its tech competition with the United States.
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ECB cuts key interest rate to 2.5% amid 'risk, uncertainty'
The rate cut comes as the ECB seeks to alleviate pressure on consumers and businesses amid sluggish economic growth in Europe, and the threat of trade tensions with the US.
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TSMC investment 'historic moment' for US-Taiwan ties
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has said semiconductor giant TSMC's decision to invest $100 billion in the US was not due to pressure from Washington. The firm has been facing calls to move more production abroad.
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What would it cost Europe to defend itself without US help?
Donald Trump's controversial initiative to end the war in Ukraine has reignited the longstanding issue of how Europe can fend for itself. What would that mean in economic and financial terms?
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Food rations for Rohingya refugees to be cut by half: UN
Officials have warned that the cuts will further increase food insecurity for members of the persecuted ethnic minority. The UN still hopes to raise enough funds to avert a nutrition crisis.
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UN releases $110 million to compensate global aid cut
Amid cuts by major countries, the UN is trying to fill the global aid gap. It has described 2025 as a year of "unprecedented levels of suffering."
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