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US President Joe Biden says Russia's Vladimir Putin is trying to erase Ukrainian culture and identity. Meanwhile, Ukraine's leader vowed resistance to Russian advances in the eastern Donbas region. Follow DW for more. Go to article
A number of Ukrainian men permanently living abroad were visiting their native country when the war broke out. Now, many of them can't leave.
Who is responsible for shuttered ports and mined maritime routes in the Black Sea? Are sanctions against Russia driving up global food prices? Can grain supplies from Ukraine be replaced? A DW fact check clarifies.
"Putin must not be allowed to get away with his cynical, inhuman war," the German chancellor said.
At the end of their Berlin summit, G7 nations pledged to largely stop generating electricity with fossil fuels by 2035.
Satellites images changing the way war crimes are investigated – and could prove useful in Ukraine.
Wang Jixian’s videos challenge Chinese state media outlets- as they often echo Russia's propaganda.
Professor Anastassia Fedyk of The Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley tells Brent Goff that the Russian economy is escaping deep damage because of half-hearted application of energy sanctions against it.
Troops are advancing from three directions on the twin cities of Severodonetsk and Lysychansk.
Ukraine faces a massive undertaking in investigating crimes committed by Russian soldiers.
A Texas official has admitted mistakes during the Uvalde school massacre and says children had repeatedly called 911 asking for help, including one who pleaded: "Please send the police now."
The National Rifle Association held its annual meeting in the wake of the deadliest US school massacre in a decade. Speakers such as Donald Trump said gun restrictions would not stop the rise of mass shootings.
In the aftermath of the school shooting, the town of Uvalde in the US State of Texas is trying to process the tragic events. DW correspondent Stefan Simons visits Uvalde and speaks to locals.
Only a few countries are reporting more new coronavirus infections compared with the previous two weeks. DW sums up the global data on the current situation in three charts.
The short-term prospects are good. But can Vietnam sustain long-term growth?
Fusako Shigenobu was among the world's most notorious women in the 1970s and 1980s. She apologized after her release, acknowledging the damage her group had caused many people.
The UN Security Council sought to address ongoing violence in Myanmar since the February 2021 military coup ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi. Over 1,800 people have been killed in the aftermath.
French officials plan to use recordings of orca songs in an attempt to guide a killer whale, stuck in the Seine, back to the ocean. Experts have sounded the alarm over the marine mammal's health condition.
Two cases of monkeypox were confirmed by Argentina on Friday in individuals who had recently arrived from Spain.
Greece has accused Iran of "piracy" after Tehran said it had seized Greek-flagged vessels in the Persian Gulf. Days ago, Greece said it would deliver Iranian oil seized from a Russian tanker to Washington.
China's human rights violations and its backing of Russia's war in Ukraine are prompting Berlin to rethink relations.
India says separatist leader Yasin Malik was responsible for funding "terrorism." But some consider Malik an advocate of using non-violent means to solve Kashmir's tensions with New Delhi.
Nepal's ruling party has become increasingly wary of China's expansive Belt and Road Initiative amid Sri Lanka's financial collapse, fresh loans from the US and a shift towards India.
The death of a black man in a police car in Brazil has sparked protests. Police violence has to be a political priority.
For many east Germans, opposition to Russia's war on Ukraine now outweighs historical grievances about the West.
Researchers have presented discoveries from the city of Xiol that was uncovered on a construction site.
Steve McManaman tells DW about split loyalties and his finest hour in Paris ahead of a special Champions League final.
What impact does the trial have on viewers? Does it deter survivors of sexual violence from coming forward?
Swedish supergroup ABBA have made their long awaited return — as digital versions of themselves.
Munesa Mubarez is fighting for women's rights, organizing demonstrations on the streets of Kabul.
Regions around the world are facing drought and water shortage, even where rain was once abundant — and that will only worsen as the planet warms. In many parts of the world, cities and countries are learning to adapt.
Two of the three most successful clubs in European history meet in the Champions League final on Saturday in Paris. But in a season defined by events off the pitch, the specter of the state-owned clubs looms large.
Goalkeeper Almuth Schult still has a final goal in Germany: an eighth German Cup win in her last game for Wolfsburg.
Africa's tourism industry all but disappeared during the pandemic, but now travelers are returning to the continent.
