Ischinger: Merkel has the 'upper hand' 16.02.2019 | 06:08 mins.

Munich Security Conference chairman Wolfgang Ischinger hails German Chancellor Merkel's plea for multilateralism. In an interview with DW, he also talked about the speech of US Vice President Mike Pence and the status of the trans-Atlantic relationship.

Ai Weiwei talks to DW 16.02.2019 | 06:21 mins.

Contemporary Chinese artist Ai Weiwei talks to DW about film censorship in China.

Berlin Film Festival jury deliberates over 2019 winners 16.02.2019 | 02:13 mins.

While the Berlin Film Festival comes to a close, the jury is deciding which films will win the coveted Silver and Golden Bear awards. Here's a look at some of the films critics’ favorites for top prize.

Top stories in 90 seconds 16.02.2019 | 01:30 mins.

DW News presents the most important news — in brief, quickly and up-to-date.

Nigerians are going to the polls for the general elections 15.02.2019 | 04:13 mins.

The two leading candidates in the presidential election rounded off their campaigns in their home states the day before polls open in Nigeria. But what options do the people really have? Do they even have a choice in who becomes president?

Ben Hodges: US commitment to NATO ‘remains steadfast’ 15.02.2019 | 05:17 mins.

The defense and diplomacy gathering known as the Munich Security Conference opens amid debate over who should do what in Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen and other global hotspots. DW’s Sarah Kelly spoke to Ben Hodges, a strategic expert at the Washington-based research institute, the Center for European Policy Analysis, and a former commander of the US Army in Europe.

David Bier: ‘No reason for the president to act unilaterally 15.02.2019 | 05:32 mins.

US President Donald Trump bypasses Congress and declares a 'national emergency' along the US border with Mexico. The move will grant him access to the funds he says he needs to build a border wall, but he's already expecting a long legal battle. DW’s Sarah Kelly spoke with David Bier, an immigration policy analyst with the Cato Institute think-tank.

Kashmir conflict: decades of violent dispute 15.02.2019 | 02:00 mins.

The bombing - outside Srin-agar in Indian-administered Kashmir - was the worst attack in the divided region in decades. India says it has clear evidence of Pakistan's involvement. DW has been out on the streets of Delhi to gauge reactions to the attack.

Interview with German Economics Minister Peter Altmaier at the Munich Security Conference 15.02.2019 | 02:12 mins.

DW News Africa - Thursday, February 14 15.02.2019 | 13:04 mins.

The man hoping to be Nigeria's next president: Atiku Abubaker speaks with us on his last campaign stop before polls open. And the story of a young girl whose dream of becoming a super hero is threatened by terminal illness. We talk to one of the screen writers of the award winning film Supa Modo.

First day of the Munich Security Conference 15.02.2019 | 02:10 mins.

Three days of high-stakes global debate are underway in southern Germany bringing together an unprecedented number of international decision-makers. That includes the largest-ever US delegation. Host Germany is focused on cooperation at all levels.

Joint Korean candidature for the Olympic Games 2032 15.02.2019 | 02:07 mins.

Their proposal underlines how much tensions have eased on the Korean peninsula. North and South Korea are planning a joint bid for the 2032 Olympics. Is the Olympic movement warming up to merge into ultimate Peace Games?

DW News Asia, February 15 15.02.2019 | 12:59 mins.

Today on DW News Asia: India blames Pakistan for the deadliest attack ever in Kashmir. What will further tensions mean for an already volatile region? Taiwan's foreign minister talks about the complex ties with China. And is history repeating itself in Afghanistan, 30 years after Soviet troops pulled out of the country?

Kashmir suicide attack kills dozens of Indian security forces 15.02.2019 | 01:47 mins.

A suicide car bombing killed more than 40 Indian paramilitary soldiers in Kashmir. The bombing outside Srinagar is the single deadliest attack in the divided region's volatile history. India has long been accusing Pakistan of supporting Islamist terror attacks.

#DailyDrone: Old Town Hall Bonn 15.02.2019 | 00:58 mins.

Our drone today flies over the Old Town Hall in Bonn.

Chinese film ''So Long, My Son'' premiers at Berlin Festival 15.02.2019 | 02:37 mins.

China's only entry in the Berlin International Film Festival has already been tipped as a strong competitor by critics. It's a sweeping, three-hour portrait of a country in transition. Acclaimed director Wang Xiaoshuai says it's a hopeful story of people overcoming their struggles.

Trump threatens national emergency to get funds for wall 15.02.2019 | 02:14 mins.

US President Donald Trump is threatening to declare a state of national emergency to get enough money to build a wall along the Mexican border. Trump is angry that Congress in a bipartisan bill has only approved a quarter of the funds he wants for the wall.

Nigerian presidential hopeful champions education 14.02.2019 | 04:33 mins.

He is Nigeria's youngest ever presidential hopeful: Chike Ukaegbu. The 35-year-old threw his hat in the ring after the infamous "not too young to run bill" was signed into law. The entrepreneur says he is making education his focus.

Rare black panther caught on camera in Kenya 14.02.2019 | 01:23 mins.

The elusive black panther has long been the subject of campfire stories in Africa. Sightings are rare – and it's even rarer to capture one on camera. Now, scientists have confirmed the animal's presence with a series of rare images.

Barley: No room for substantial renegotiation 14.02.2019 | 05:42 mins.

Britain's PM hoped to avoid another defeat over her plan to renegotiate the Brexit deal. DW asked German Justice Minister Katarina Barley, who's also standing for election to the European Parliament, whether she had any sympathy for May's position.

One year on: Parkland shooting survivors are activists 14.02.2019 | 03:37 mins.

Students who witnessed the shootings at a high school in Parkland, Florida, on Valentine’s Day 2018 have become activists, calling for better gun control laws. But those on the side of the gun lobby have tried to stymie their efforts.

“Elisa and Marcela” up for Golden Bear at 2019 Berlinale 14.02.2019 | 02:16 mins.

The film “Elisa and Marcela” is up for a Golden Bear award at this year’s Berlinale. The movie is controversial, but not for its theme of lesbian love.

South African artist Msezane holds first UK solo show 13.02.2019 | 02:13 mins.

A new exhibition that has just opened in London shows the works of South African artist Sethembile Msezane. She raises questions about the erasure of African women from history, as well as the spiritual connection to the land.

Young Nigerians suffer from extreme poverty 13.02.2019 | 02:14 mins.

A study says that more than 90 million Nigerians live in extreme poverty, many of them young people. DW met Jumoke Adeke who left the country in search for a better life. After being stranded in Libya for three years, she is now back in Nigeria.