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DR Congo president to hold talks to form unity government Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi announced he is going to reach out to opposition leaders in a bid to create a unity government, as a humanitarian crisis deepens in the country's east with the advance of M23 rebels. Odesa: Decolonization debate on the Black Sea As Russia continues to bomb the city of Odesa, a debate is raging about whether and when to rename streets and dismantle monuments. Advocates of "decolonization" want to remove all links to Russia. China accuses Australia of 'hyping' live-fire navy drills China conducted naval drills between Australia and New Zealand over two days. Beijing said it is "deeply surprised and strongly dissatisfied" with Australia's remarks which it said were "inconsistent with facts." Middle East: Israel delays release of Palestinian prisoners Israel says it will wait until Hamas agrees to stop holding "humiliating ceremonies" when freeing Israeli hostages. Meanwhile, huge crowds are gathering in Beirut for the funeral of Hassan Nasrallah. Follow DW for more. German election: Voters turn out to decide next government Polls have opened in Germany's parliamentary election that was brought forward by the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz' ruling coalition in November. The conservative CDU/CSU leads in opinion polls. DW has the latest. UK to announce new sanctions on Russia British Foreign Secretary David Lammy called the sanctions package the largest since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. They come ahead of the war's third anniversary. Elon Musk says federal workers must explain jobs or resign The DOGE head said an email is being sent to all federal workers to explain their roles within 48 hours or resign. The legally dubious move comes after Trump urged Musk to be more "aggressive" in government cuts. France: Knife attack leaves 1 dead, several wounded French prosecutors have said the Algerian suspect in the stabbing attack in the city of Mulhouse was already on a terror prevention watchlist. France's interior minister later visited the city. German election: Parties wrap up campaigning The conservative CDU/CSU alliance under Friedrich Merz is ahead in the polls, with the far-right Alternative for Germany second and Chancellor Olaf Scholz's Social Democrats coming third. Middle East: Israel delays release of Palestinian prisoners Israel said it will delay the release of over 600 Palestinians, after Hamas handed over six Israeli hostages. Meanwhile, Germany evacuated a building linked to a foiled Israeli embassy attack. DW has more. Pope Francis' health is 'critical,' Vatican says The Holy See said the 88-year-old pontiff was still in danger after suffering a "prolonged asthma-like" attack. The pope has been hospitalized with pneumonia and a lung infection. Coming-of-age film from Norway wins Berlinale's Golden Bear Dag Johan Haugerud's story of queer love, "Dreams (Sex Love)," was praised for its universal impact. Latin American films also took high honors at the Berlin International Film Festival. European leaders back Ukraine as Trump reaches out to Russia Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said peace in Ukraine could not be "imposed." Greece's Kyriakos Mitsotakis insisted that there can be no deal to end the war without Ukraine's involvement. In Duma, planting the seeds of Syria's postwar future After the Assad regime fell, Syrian Huda Khayti returned to her hometown, Duma. The ruined city confronted her with the past, and motivated Khayti to dedicate her life to a new Syria. Clashes erupt as Bulgarian nationalists march against euro Several thousand people rallied outside Bulgaria's central bank and the European Commission building in Sofia to protest government plans to introduce the euro as the official currency. African Union: New chairperson faces major challenges The African Union Commision has new leadership in Djibouti's Mahmoud Ali Youssouf. But how will the AUC handle deepening continental and global crises? Suspect in Berlin stabbing wanted 'to kill Jews' â€” police German authorities have identified the suspect as a 19-year-old Syrian refugee who was not previously known to law enforcement. He is accused of stabbing a 30-year-old Spanish tourist at Berlin's Holocaust Memorial. Russian economy could no longer survive without China, India and Turkey The world has changed since Russia invaded Ukraine on January 24, 2022. For Moscow, the change is arguably most obvious in its trade patterns and its increasing dependence on China. Cook Islands announces deep sea minerals deal with China The Cook Islands has announced five-year agreement with China for the exploration of seabed minerals. New Zealand has urged the self-governing nation to keep to its "free association" relationship with Wellington. Why hate speech is punishable by law in Germany Can you express your opinion freely in Germany? Yes, but not unconditionally. Rules on speech are stricter in Germany than, for example, in the United States. Ukraine: How three years of war changed us When war broke out, DW journalist Konstantin Goncharov left Germany, returning to Ukraine and the ranks of its army. The following is a personal look back at three years of enlistment. RECOMMENDED â€” Migration and the economy are the top issues in a Bundestag election that could upend Germany's post-World War II political order Germany heads to the polls on Sunday. Immigration and the economy topped the agenda during the campaign. The conservative Christian Democrats are leading the polls, pledging political change. Trump tells Putin, Zelenskyy to 'get together' to end war The US president urged the two leaders to work together to achieve peace following nearly three years of conflict. Meanwhile, France's president plans to warn Trump against showing weakness toward Putin. Vance criticizes Germany's free speech laws at CPAC summit The US vice president linked the US military deployment in Germany with the country's hate-speech laws. Ahead of federal elections on Sunday, Germany has come under intense criticism from within Trump's inner circle. Man badly hurt in Berlin Holocaust memorial stabbing A tourist from Spain has been seriously injured in a stabbing at Berlin's Holocaust memorial, police have said. Authorities said they took one suspect into custody. RECOMMENDED â€” German historians argue that how Ukraine is being treated, is a worrying echo of WW2 Russia and the US just held talks on ending the war in Ukraine â€” without Kyiv. Eastern European history shows it isn't rare for major powers to decide the fate of smaller states. Fact check: No, AfD didn't win mock German youth election A viral post shared by Elon Musk on X falsely claims that the far-right Alternative for Germany party won mock Bundestag elections held in high schools. Germany: Teen arrested for plan to attack Israel's embassy German authorities have arrested an 18-year-old man suspected of planning an attack on the Israeli Embassy in Berlin. Fact check: How Elon Musk is meddling in German elections Trump confidant and tech billionaire Elon Musk openly supports the far-right Alternative for Germany party and continues to spread false and misleading claims about elections on his platform, X. Germany grapples with Trump's foreign policy shifts Within a matter of days, the new US administration has upended transatlantic relations. The speed and scope of US President Donald Trump's actions have caught German politicians wrong-footed. Businesses speak out against far-right AfD before German vote German companies and business leaders have traditionally kept out of politics ahead of elections â€” but that's all changing as AfD support swells. Can you trust AI medical advice from ChatGPT? "Not entirely incorrect, but not precise either." What scientists says about the quality and reliability of medical advice from AI models like ChatGPT. Mother Language Day: What it is, and why it's important On February 21, the world observes International Mother Language Day. But what is the significance of the "mother tongue?" And why is it called that and not something else? Champions League: Bayern to face Leverkusen in R16 The Champions League round of 16 is to feature both an all-German matchup and a Madrid derby. The two-legged ties are to be played in early to mid-March. Can Turkey play a role in Ukraine's future? Like the EU, Turkey has also been shut out of US-Russian conversations on Ukraine. President Erdogan wants to change all that and play a bigger role in future negotiations, even if it's a long shot. One year on, has Italy's Albania migrant deal failed? One year after Albania's parliament ratified the country's migration centers deal with Italy, the two migrant holding centers constructed in Shengjin and Gjader stand completely empty. What happens next? Former Spain FA chief Luis Rubiales guilty of sexual assault The suspended Spanish football official Luis Rubiales has been convicted of sexual assault for kissing Jennifer Hermoso against her will. Both Rubiales and Hermoso are to appeal the verdict. How can Cyprus cope with winter drought? As the Mediterranean island faces its second dry winter, can desalination plants provide for the tourism and agriculture sectors? German election: Parties into final stretch before voting As Sundayâ€™s snap general election fast approaches, Germans face another multi-party coalition as a series of global and domestic issues loom large. DW has more. Argentina's Milei faces credibility crisis over crypto scam Argentine President Javier Milei faces his first major political crisis as the so-called cryptogate scandal shakes his credibility. The failed cryptocurrency endorsement has sparked a legal and political backlash. Sweden investigating new reports of Baltic Sea cable damage Sweden's coast guard has dispatched a vessel to waters east of Gotland. A number of telecommunications and power cables have been damaged in the Baltic Sea in recent months. Trump administration sparks fears of censorship to US arts scene A children's book about inclusion was put "under review" by the Trump administration. What effects does the new US government have on the arts sector? German election: Parties face off over Ukraine, NATO, Trump Top German politicians and chancellor candidates, in a final TV debate, traded blows over topics such as Russia's invasion of Ukraine, defense expenditures, and healthcare. DW has more. End of an era? Europe's shaky security strategy for Ukraine Sidelined from talks on finding an end to the war in Ukraine, the European Union is scrambling to find a security strategy that is independent from an increasingly disengaged US. Ukraine: Zelenskyy wants 'strong ties' to United States Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met US official Keith Kellogg in Kyiv amid a push to end the war. After the meeting, the Ukrainian leader stressed the importance of good relations with the US. Germany's poorest city tries to counter rise of far-right AfD party Germany's Ruhr area used to be a Social Democrat stronghold, but the right-wing AfD party has risen to popularity amid the region's economic decline. In one city â€” Gelsenkirchen â€” individuals are resisting the trend. Study: Immigration has not raised German crime rate A new study by a top German economic policy institute has confirmed the academic consensus: There is no correlation between increased migration and a rise in crime â€” despite the political debate. How Europe is funding its solar boom The EU has doubled its solar capacity in the last three years. How have subsidies made this possible, what support is still available, and what still needs to happen? Psychologists uncover why you get 'the ick' in relationships Ever found out you gave someone "the ick?" Is your situationship weirdly put off by seemingly trivial habits? Now, there's a little more science behind suddenly losing interest in potential partners. How Germany's next government could impact EU immigration policy Ahead of the German general election this Sunday, some parties are calling for a clampdown on immigration. What would this mean for the European Union? Germany's new government will face foreign policy challenges As the US scales back its commitments to European defense, Germany will have to step up to the plate. Is Germany's industrial economic model in danger? The German economy is a cause for great concern as voters go to the polls to elect a new government. Has the country miscalculated on its business model, where it gets energy, Chinese competition and tariffs? Trump tariffs would up US prices for German cars A German car association called tariffs proposed by President Donald Trump a "provocation" that would increase prices for US consumers. The group also said any further tariffs would "directly hit the American economy." Ukraine updates: Trump calls Zelenskyy a 'dictator' The US and Ukrainian presidents took swipes at each other with Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying Donald Trump lived in a Russian "disinformation space," and Trump calling Zelenskyy a "dictator." DW has more. German election: Afro-Germans hope for a better future Immigration is one of the biggest political concerns in the upcoming German election on February 23. Members of the African diaspora talk to DW about their hopes and fears. High electricity prices: A threat to Germany's industry? With German parliamentary elections underway, businesses are warning that electricity prices are just too high. But how bad is the problem really? Why do whales and dolphins strand? If these mammals become stranded, they can dry out, overheat, suffocate or suffer severe inner injuries because of their enormous dead weight. Earth is warming, so why is it so cold? A "polar vortex" is bringing intense cold and heavy snow to large swaths of the US and Canada. How is this winter weather related to climate change? What German football governing body DFB expects of the new government The list of demands from the German football association (DFB) ahead of the German election are compelling, but how effective could they be in the context of federalism and their own image? German election 2025: How party and campaign financing works Germany's political parties are financed through public funding, membership fees and donations from corporations and individuals. DW examines how German parties get their money. Germany: Anger over cancelled talks by UN Special Rapporteur for Palestinian territories A major Berlin university canceled a public lecture by Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian territories, following pressure from the Berlin mayor. Many academics are outraged. Berlinale: 'Das Deutsche Volk' gives voice to Hanau victims Five years after one of the deadliest racially motivated attacks in Germany, a new documentary film follows the victims' families and their search for answers. Tennis world in uproar after Jannik Sinner's mild doping ban Despite testing positive for a banned substance, Tennis world number one Jannik Sinner has only been banned for three months. Novak Djokovic spoke of "favoritism," while Alexander Zverev called the case "odd." Germany marks deadly racist Hanau attack five years on Nine people, most with immigrant roots, were killed in an attack in western Germany in February 2020. The fifth anniversary comes days before the German election, where the far-right AfD party could make major gains. Fact check: Russia's influence on Germany's 2025 election Russian disinformation campaigns have sought to manipulate Germany's upcoming general election. How successful have they been, and what's the German government doing about this interference? Continental: German auto parts giant to slash thousands of jobs Auto supplier Continental plans to shutter one plant in Germany, as the company has fallen short of financial targets, despite earlier cutbacks. Ukraine: US now understands Russia 'better,' Lavrov says Russia's top diplomat and his US counterpart said they agreed to establish a process for settling the Ukraine conflict. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy rejected any talks on the future of Ukraine behind its back. DW has more. The 2025 German election in charts Germans will elect a new parliament on February 23. Here are the most important trends you need to know ahead of the vote. Iran says jailed British couple charged with espionage Craig and Lindsay Foreman were reportedly traveling around the world on motorbikes when they were detained in southern Iran in January. Authorities there have accused them of gathering information in several provinces. Mooted EU deployment in Ukraine is fraught with challenges The EU is discussing potentially deploying troops to Ukraine if a peace deal is reached. But experts say such a mission could never succeed without a US backup. Fact check: JD Vance's free speech claims debunked US Vice President JD Vance has accused Europe of curtailing free speech. DW examines his controversial claims. Ukraine: Scholz calls for US-European unity at Paris summit Europe's leaders have met to chart a course forward as the US plans bilateral talks with Russia in a sudden policy shift. European Commission chief von der Leyen has said Europe needs an "urgency mindset" on defense. 'Mickey 17': Bong Joon-ho offers a black comedy for the Trump era The Oscar-winning director of "Parasite" returns with an English-language sci-fi film starring Robert Pattinson, with Mark Ruffalo in the role of a narcissistic leader. Despite war, ethnic Koreans 'feel at home' in Ukraine Some 300 families of Korean descent lived in a village in southern Ukraine before the start of Russia's full-scale invasion in early 2022. DW visited the area to find out how they're doing after three years of war. At MSC panel, US Special Envoy to Ukraine had no clear answers for Ukrainians What can be made of the newly announced US peace plan for Ukraine? That was the topic of discussion during a Munich Security Conference event, "Peace Through Strength: A Plan for Ukraine," hosted by DW's Conflict Zone. What Germany's election means for sports and an Olympic bid A German Olympic bid for 2036 or 2040? Sports as a national objective in the constitution? DW takes a look at the sporting side of party manifestos ahead of Germany's 2025 election. German AI on the cutting edge, but commercially at a loss The US and China are leading the field when it comes to artificial intelligence models. Researchers say Germany also has a lot going for it. So why isn't there a successful AI company here? What are reciprocal tariffs? Trump's trade agenda explained Donald Trump thinks US firms have a trade disadvantage, as they often face higher costs when exporting their products. DW examines the US president's latest plan to renegotiate tariffs with the rest of the world. How German politics are reflected in football stands German football fans have been staging protests against the far-right AfD, and many fan groups have been redoubling their efforts to fight racism. But the country's general rightward shift is reflected in the stands. Ex-Spain FA boss Rubiales awaits verdict in Hermoso trial The trial of Luis Rubiales for kissing Spain forward Jenni Hermoso on the lips after the 2023 Women's World Cup final has ended. A verdict isn't expected for several weeks. Nazi past discovery leads St. Pauli to suspend fan song Bundesliga side St. Pauli, one of Germany's most politically active football clubs, has decided to suspend the playing of a song in its stadium after it was found to have a troubling past. Chess and the dispute over 'freestyle' A row is brewing in the world of chess â€“ at the center of it are a disgruntled world federation and a chess variant â€“ with millions on the line. After Berlinale success, Iranian director duo land in court Behtash Sanaeeha and Maryam Moghaddam's "My Favorite Cake" was acclaimed at the 2024 Berlinale. Now they are being charged with propaganda against the state. Lovers, famous and infamous Legends surround love, that crazy feeling that can inspire the most beautiful songs, but also the most terrible wars. History is full of famous love stories. Conservation efforts double India's tiger population India's tiger population has doubled in the last decade, to around 3,682 animals. Tigers are now thriving in land shared with humans, but what does this mean for local communities? What's next for Germany's climate movement? Climate action has been sidelined in the leadup to Germany's federal election and many policies are facing political backlash. Can activists navigate the challenges ahead? YouTube: From failed dating site to pop culture juggernaut The 20-year-old site inspired by "Nipplegate" saw Justin Bieber, "Gangnam Style" and "Baby Shark" go viral. Why Europe's southern periphery props up eurozone growth The 20 countries that use the euro are languishing in stagnation, with recession-plagued Germany weighing heavily on them. Surprisingly, the only silver lining is emerging in Portugal, Spain, and Greece. How come? This Iraq region is sinking into the Earth (very slowly) A hilly area surrounding the Zagros Mountains in Iraq is being pulled into the Earth. Understanding why could help predict future earthquakes. Should you trust hotel and restaurant reviews? Many tourists decide where to eat or stay after reading reviews online. But with so many fakes, can they really be trusted? Commerzbank plans job cuts, new goals to fend off UniCredit Commerzbank has announced cost-cutting measures to stave off any takeover bid by Italy's UniCredit that the German lender says would lead to much more drastic job cuts. Alpine skiing: The raging debate over speed and safety A series of serious crashes and injuries has sparked a debate about safety in alpine ski racing. The talk is about equipment, course layout, and the personal responsibility of the skiers What to expect at the 2025 Berlinale The Berlin International Film Festival kicks off on February 13 with a new Tom Tykwer drama and a tribute to Tilda Swinton, as well as Timothee Chalamet among many other red carpet stars. STIs in Europe: Gonorrhea and syphilis hit record highs Sexually transmitted infections are rising in Europe, especially gonorrhea and syphilis, among younger adults. But one STI has seen a huge drop in cases, and scientists don't know why. Extreme weather has killed almost 800,000 people in 30 years, says report Dominica, China and Honduras were the countries most affected by extreme weather, according to the Climate Risk Index. 'Emilia Perez' shows how an Oscar campaign can derailâ€¨ A look at the big business behind Academy Awards marketing after offensive social media posts by the film's star, Karla Sofia Gascon, led to Netflix pulling her from its Oscars ad campaign. Women lead in over half of Hollywood movies for first time A majority of major movies had female protagonists for the first time in 2024. At the same time, representation of racial minorities saw little improvement. What to make of Donald Trump's tariffs on steel, aluminum Countries targeted by Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum say they are preparing countermeasures to offset the economic damage. DW weighs up the impact of the US president's latest move. Climate vs. economy: Do German voters need to choose? In the run-up to Germany's February election, some experts worry climate action is being pitted against the economy. What risks could this have for both? And does it make sense to play them off against each other?

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