With Ronaldo off the pitch, Germany desperately pushed for a last-minute equalizer with a counter-attack. But it was Kimmich ...

A top official in the Indian state of Kerala says eleven people died after a stampede at a stadium in the city of Bengaluru.

Will German Chancellor Friedrich Merz convince US President Donald Trump to be a reliable partner to Europe? Expectations are ...

As the German city of Cologne evacuated some 20,000 people to defuse three World War II bombs, DW looks at the problem of ...

Citizens of 12 countries face a full travel ban, including Afghanistan, Haiti, Myanmar and Sudan. The new travel ban is set to come into effect at the begining of next week. DW has more.

After a call with Russia's Putin, US President Donald Trump said that he doesn't expect "immediate peace" in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Germany's defense minister wants more air defense systems for Ukraine.

The German chancellor will be meeting President Trump in Washington with Ukraine and tariffs on the agenda. Meanwhile, a massive evacuation effort took place in Cologne as three WWII bombs are defused ...

Three bombs dating back to World War II were defused in Cologne this week. Evacuations to allow ordnance disposal experts to defuse bombs are a frequent occurrence in Germany, as well as all over the ...

Russia's new "Global Fact-Checking Network" (GFCN) claims to fight fake news — but experts criticise it as propaganda in fact-checking clothes. Who's behind GFCN and why does it not meet global ...

As crucial waterways run low and Europe's farmers worry about their crops, the European Union is trying to come up with a strategy to keep the water flowing.

Far-right firebrand Geert Wilders, with his shock of white-blond hair, has upped the ante on his political future by blowing up the governing coalition in the Netherlands. It's a high stakes move ...

Bill Gates has urged African leaders to join him in advancing health and development on the continent. He says his foundation will partner with nations putting people's health first.