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Central Council of Jews President Josef Schuster spoke to DW about antisemitism scandals at the documenta art show. He pleads for more enlightenment and education. Go to article
Starting today, filmmakers from Ethiopia, Tanzania and Uganda are invited to apply for film development funding and training offered by DW Akademie. The open call will run until October 26, 2022. Go to article
Dissident musicians like the now-banned flash mob group "Free Choir" from Belarus are at the heart of DW's Campus Project, bringing young people together in a musical vision of the future. Go to article
Berlin insists on implementing a controversial deal that recognizes the colonial-era genocide in Namibia. The plan draws strong criticism from politicians and some descendants of the victims, who demanded fresh talks. Go to article
For the documentary A Mediterranean Journey, DW presenter Jaafar Abdul Karim and journalist Sineb El Masrar visited ten countries. DW will show the co-production with broadcasters Arte and ZDF starting Sunday, August 14. Go to article
Every month we wrap up the must-watch from our films and TV programs. September promises a bounty of documentaries: from the first voyage around the world to the genesis of bitcoin. Here's a rundown.
The new two-part documentary looks forwards and back in India's 75th anniversary year of independence. The 2x52' film debuts today on DW's YouTube documentary channels in English, German, Arabic, Spanish and Hindi.
Two-thirds of pledges to go greener on plastic fail or are dropped, a DW investigation has found. Here's how European food and drink companies break their own commitments, and how legislation might hold them accountable.
DW Urdu Service is set to launch its Instagram channel on Pakistan's 76th Independence Day, August 14.
Inspiring, motivating, future-oriented: With Afrimaxx, DW launches a weekly TV and VoD format that focuses on modern lifestyle for a young, pan-African target group.
In August 1962, DW considerably expanded its offering with the launch of eight new languages: Russian, Polish, Croatian, Serbian, Hungarian, Czech, Slovak and French for Africa.
Mohamad Chreyteh will join DW in August as Beirut bureau chief.
DW journalists Aya Ibrahim and Kathrin Wesolowski are among the "Top 30 bis 30" selected each year by Germany’s Medium Magazin to highlight outstanding journalistic talent under the age of 30.
As DW's Russian service celebrates its 60th anniversary, its news offer remains blocked in Russia. First introduced during the Cold War, Russia's renewed attempt at censorship has so far failed.
Launching today on DW Russian, the "DW Novosti Show" podcast will be hosted by high-profile radio producers Tatiana Felgenhauer and Alexandr Plyushchev.
DW websites in all languages have been blocked in Russia since March 4, but the numbers show that users in Russia are still finding their way to DW offerings.
Deutsche Welle (DW) will relocate its Moscow-based broadcast operations to Latvia following the closure of its Moscow bureau and the withdrawal of its staff's accreditation by the Russian government.
According to a statement on the website of Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DW will lose all accreditations in Russia. This would lead to the closure of the Moscow bureau of Germany's international broadcaster.
Moscow has decided to shut down the Russian operations of Deutsche Welle. The broadcaster's journalists have had their accreditations revoked. What will happen to DW's employees? DW Director General Peter Limbourg explains the situation.
DW management presented status of action plan for tackling antisemitism to the Broadcasting Council today.
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The latest issue of DW's Weltzeit is available to read digitally. The new title "Special journalistic operation: War in Europe" covers censorship, frontline reporting, espionage, cyber security and much more.
Weltzeit: As world leaders demand that Russia put an end to the war in Ukraine, Human Rights Watch Executive Director Kenneth Roth calls for international action to stop China's human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
Founded in 2014, the Riga-based news website Meduza is the only major independent Russian media outlet that continues to report on the war in Ukraine. Its co-founder Ivan Kolpakov contributed this essay to Weltzeit.
Putin's invasion of Ukraine has unleashed its own interpretive battle online, an unprecedented confrontation of military force and media power. An essay by media scholar Bernhard Pörksen.
Since the 2013 Gezi Park Istanbul protests in Turkey, nothing has been the same. Erdogan's declaration of war against independent media coincides with this milestone, writes DW Editor Bülent Mumay for DW's Weltzeit.
In this essay contributed to DW's Weltzeit, Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme David Beasley explores the wider repercussions of the war in Ukraine on global food security.
On June 20 and 21, the Global Media Forum explores opportunities to foster resilient journalism in times of crisis. Learn more here and join us in Bonn or online.
Since 2015, the DW Freedom of Speech Award has honored a media person or initiative that has shown outstanding promotion of freedom rights.
DW honors Ukrainian journalists Mstyslav Chernov and Evgeniy Maloletka with Freedom of Speech Award at GMF in Bonn.
The films "Zinder" and "The Last Shelter" are no longer insider tips. They have been impressing moviegoers around the globe and have won numerous prizes. Both were made possible by a pan-African film project.
Business Journalists 4Change, a program to help Iraqi business journalists report on economic reform initiatives in their country, calls for applicants. The application deadline is August 21.
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