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Biden imposes sanctions on Russia to weaken its economy and stop the Ukraine War.
Russian forces push in Eastern Ukraine as tensions rise between Moscow and Kiev.
Ukraine faces heavy casualties and potential loss of the Donbass region in the ongoing conflict.
Caterpillar bulldozers are used by the Israeli army to destroy Palestinian homes and orchards.
Putin's government enforces religious discrimination against Catholics in Orthodox Russia.
Olivia, a Syrian refugee, shares her story after fleeing Tal Abyad to Turkey amid conflict.
Maha and Pierre recount their experiences after Israel withdrew from Lebanon in 2000.
Andy Burnham's potential candidacy for prime minister receives support from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, while Donald Trump criticizes his liberal policies on energy.
Shells started raining down on Uri, killing civilians and soldiers in a border dispute.
Fourteen people died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan, prompting a month-long peace march to the capital by hundreds of activists.
CCTV has aired hundreds of forced confessions during prime-time slots over the past five years, targeting individuals who oppose the Chinese government.
Over the past year, dozens of Uyghurs accused of planning attacks have been executed as the Chinese government intensifies its crackdown on the Muslim population.
Up to 30 million Chinese are now jobless as factory closures rise, with one report estimating as many as 60,000 shutdowns in South China.
5,000 attendees gather at Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, for a national night to honor Israel, led by Pastor John Hagee.
Eight years after the peace agreement between the Colombian government and FARC guerrillas, efforts to reconcile a divided society continue amid ongoing challenges.
Colonel Robert Campbell has been in Afghanistan for 12 months, advocating for a counterinsurgency strategy that relies on local partnerships and dialogue.
Trevor Phillips discusses Meghan's claims of racism at Buckingham Palace on Common Ground.
Kimua in the Walikale district faces ongoing fear from the FDLR Hutu militia's presence.
This year's Conservative conference in Manchester highlights power, dissent, and political sentiment.
Viktor Orbán's authoritarian regime in Hungary raises concerns about the implications for democracy in the U.S., as American conservatives study his governance style.
Moldovans protest against government corruption linked to Vlad Filat and a banking scandal.
Kiev, Ukraine faces a crisis as Prime Minister resigns amid corruption allegations against President.
Protests erupt in Kosovo over government corruption and a controversial deal with Serbian minorities.
Crimea, a strategically important region, faces turmoil after its annexation by Russia.
Europe confronts an energy crisis and economic challenges amid the Ukraine war and rising costs.
Tensions between China and Taiwan escalate as military actions raise fears of conflict.
Billions of dollars have been spent on Pakistan, yet security has severely deteriorated, with increased violence and loss of government control.
In June 2008, Lebanon faces rising political tensions as Hezbollah grows in power.
More than 50 million people are displaced worldwide, with many risking their lives on dangerous boat journeys from Turkey to Greece in search of safety.
Diane Abbott states that David Miliband declared £180,000 in campaign funds, while she reported only £1,700, raising concerns about financial influence in the election.
Yevgeny Prigozhin meets Putin in the Kremlin days after the Wagner rebellion towards Moscow.
Since Poland joined the EU in 2004, 1.5 million Poles have migrated to the UK, seeking work amid chronic unemployment in their homeland.
As Silvio Berlusconi's sex-for-hire trial concludes, opinions from Italian women in politics and show business reveal a divided perspective on his legacy and impact on gender roles.
Eight or nine different countries are currently being targeted for revolutionary training by consultants who previously helped organize the Egyptian uprising.
Mo Ibrahim examines Africa's governance challenges and the continent's neutrality on the Ukraine conflict, linking it to historical colonial injustices.
Dominic Raab states sanctions are not war, countering Putin's claims amid Ukraine conflict.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Donetsk's independence declaration and interviews Serhiy Taruta.
150,000 East Timorese are displaced and living in refugee camps as political turmoil escalates following the resignation of Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri.
Félix Tshisekedi discusses investment, Rwanda tensions, and his election at the FT Africa summit.
M23, a rebel militia backed by Rwanda, seized Goma in January 2025, profoundly affecting the lives of its residents and regional stability.
In 1999, East Timor faces violence as refugees march for independence just before the referendum.
This week, DW Business Special discusses globalization's future amid global tensions.
Egypt marks the anniversary of the uprising against Mubarak amid protests and violence.
Nayib Bukele is sworn in as El Salvador's youngest president, aiming to combat corruption and gangs.
The EU agrees to a voluntary 15% gas cut amid reduced supplies from Russia.
In the Mediterranean Sea, over 10,000 migrants have died in recent years while attempting to reach Europe, as rescuers aboard the Topaz Responder confront these tragedies.
President Vladimir Putin has put Russia's nuclear forces on alert amid ongoing fighting in Ukraine and the announcement of potential peace talks.
Between 30,000 and 70,000 Bedouins in Israel face forced displacement as the government plans to relocate them to pre-fabricated cities they do not want.
