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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Russian forces of kidnapping a city mayor, saying it was "a sign of weakness." Meanwhile, satellite images show Russian military edging closer to Kyiv. Follow DW for the latest. Go to article
EU leaders will send more military funding to Ukraine. But they have rejected the idea of fast-tracking Kyiv's EU bid.
There is little financial transparency — and those who invest in business or property get a residency visa in return.
Poland's proposal to send MIG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine proved highly controversial. Was it all a diversion tactic?
Despite endless consultations shown on state TV, the Russian president may have few confidants when it comes to Ukraine.
Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder may be attempting to mediate an end to the war in Ukraine.
Poland's chief rabbi told DW that he began preparing for Jewish refugees from Ukraine even before Russia's invasion.
Russian fighting has disrupted a medical student's studies for a second time. Now, she fears she'll never finish.
The renowned Ukrainian conductor is urging Russian artists to speak out against President Vladimir Putin and the war.
While some have praised the Indian government's repatriation efforts, others have slammed the operation as weak.
Towns and villages in the Kherson region, under occupation since the first days of the war, are completely isolated.
The battle over Ukraine is about nothing less than Europe's freedom. For that, we should be willing to make sacrifices.
Russia has widened its offensive in Ukraine, striking cities in the western part of the country for the first time.
After days of heavy shelling, more residents of the town of Irpin have now managed to flee.
With many flights out of the country no longer taking off, people are leaving Russia by other means.
As Russia continues its assault on Ukraine, a museum in Kharkiv is trying to save its valuable art collection.
Not only Russians inside Russia but also those abroad are feeling the impact of Western sanctions.
DW correspondents are reporting from Ukraine and neighboring countries. Here's what they've seen over the past few days.
A judge has temporarily halted a directive by Texas' governor to investigate gender-affirming care as "child abuse."
Saudi dissident Raif Badawi had been imprisoned and lashed for allegedly "insulting Islam" on his online forum.
Blogger Raif Badawi has been released from Saudi prison after completing his sentence. But ongoing restrictions on his freedom and a crackdown on free press means the world can't afford to be silent, says Justin Shilad.
A new report says at least 750 civilians have been killed or executed in Ethiopia's Afar and Amhara regions since July.
The country's fourth president oversaw great economic growth, but his tenure was marred by corruption allegations.
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Thousands of West African migrants are making the risky journey to Europe, resulting in more fatalities than ever.
Despite studies showing widespread public acceptance of female politicians, women's political participation remains low.
The "Made in Glashütte" label is now officially protected by law — and for good reason, as Hardy Graupner reports.
Ethiopian artifacts listed for sale online may have been looted during the country's ongoing civil war.
Dola Akter Reba has stopped around 700 child marriages in Bangladesh — and faced many threats for her efforts.
Spring has sprung: Insects are buzzing, birds are singing and the sweet scent of flowers lingers in our gardens.
Researchers have said an early screening tool is able to diagnose autism up to four years earlier than current methods.
The German football association has the opportunity for a fresh start, most notably in terms of diversity.
Zero waste campaigners are raising awareness of the need to segregate garbage in India.
Safeguarding our future water supply is becoming more challenging and costly. Is more privatization the answer?
