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Why prosecuting Russian war crimes in Ukraine is difficult 31.03.2026

Oleksandra Matviichuk is a Ukrainian human rights lawyer whose non-profit investigated Russian war crimes after occupying parts of the Kyiv region. On the anniversary of the Bucha massacre, DW asked her why such war crimes are so hard to prosecute.

Senegal: President signs off on LGBTQ law doubling maximum jail term for same-sex relations 31.03.2026

Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye enacted the new law after it resoundingly cleared parliament earlier this month. It also penalizes those "promoting" or funding same-sex relations, as well as false allegations.

Bucha massacre in Ukraine 4 years on 31.03.2026

Bucha, a town near Kyiv, is where Russian forces allegedly committed some of their worst atrocities during their full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The EU's top diplomats traveled to the town to commemorate its liberation.

US Supreme Court rejects Colorado's 'conversion therapy' ban 31.03.2026

Colorado had banned therapy seeking to change the sexual orientation or gender identity of LGBTQ patients under 18. Over 20 US states and much of Europe, including Germany, have banned the practice.

EU top diplomats in Ukraine to commemorate Bucha massacre 31.03.2026

The EU's chief diplomat and other EU foreign ministers are in Ukraine to mark the four-year anniversary of the liberation of Bucha, where Russian forces committed some of the worst atrocities of the war.

Why reopening the Strait of Hormuz by force is so dangerous 31.03.2026

Iran is calling the shots on the global choke point that is the Strait of Hormuz. What would it actually take to force the narrow waterway open again? DW speaks to security analyst Megan Sutcliffe about the risks.

Russian oil tanker docks in Cuba, the 1st since US blockade 31.03.2026

The tanker carrying some 730,000 barrels of crude oil is sanctioned by the US, the EU and the UK amid the war in Ukraine. It comes as Cuba struggles with severe shortages after Trump's total oil blockade since January.

Local elections in Serbia: Is Vucic's party losing its grip? 31.03.2026

Serbia's ruling SNS once again secured victories in local elections — but sometimes just by a few hundred votes. Narrowing margins suggest a shifting political landscape and growing momentum for anti-government protests.

Why African nations are abandoning the death penalty 31.03.2026

Countries in sub-Saharan Africa are sentencing fewer people to death. In 2023 Ghana abolished capital punishment, with Zimbabwe following suit in 2024. But many retain capital punishment as a legal option.

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