Carlos Alvarado elected president of Costa Rica
World
April 2, 2018
Carlos Alvarado elected president of Costa Rica
The Citizens’ Action Party candidate has won a clear victory over his National Restoration Party rival, Fabrico Alvarado Munoz. The…
Pakistan’s first transgender anchor: ‘I struggled a lot to be accepted’
Middle East
March 29, 2018
Pakistan’s first transgender anchor: ‘I struggled a lot to be accepted’
Marvia Malik is Pakistan’s first transgender news presenter. In a DW interview, Malik says she had to work hard to…
Russia’s deadly mall fire deepens divide between citizens and politicians
World
March 28, 2018
Russia’s deadly mall fire deepens divide between citizens and politicians
As Russia mourns victims killed in a deadly shopping mall blaze in Siberia’s Kemerovo, many citizens have been voicing their…
US police officers behind Baton Rouge shooting of black man will not face charges
World
March 28, 2018
US police officers behind Baton Rouge shooting of black man will not face charges
The police shooting of Alton Sterling sparked nationwide protests as part of the Black Lives Matter movement. But the state…
Myanmar elects Win Myint as new president
World
March 28, 2018
Myanmar elects Win Myint as new president
Myanmar’s parliament has elected an ally of de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi as president. Htin Kyaw abruptly resigned…
Dubai: Can the city of black gold go green?
Middle East
March 27, 2018
Dubai: Can the city of black gold go green?
In just a few decades, Dubai has gone from sleepy fishing village to glittering metropolis, complete with some of the…
Israeli-Palestinian peace process: ‘Don’t tear down bridges,’ Heiko Maas warns
Middle East
March 27, 2018
Israeli-Palestinian peace process: ‘Don’t tear down bridges,’ Heiko Maas warns
Germany’s new foreign minister, Heiko Maas, made the comments Monday after meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian…
Humanitarian crisis deepens in DR Congo as President Kabila clings to power
World
March 26, 2018
Humanitarian crisis deepens in DR Congo as President Kabila clings to power
Aid experts say the number of Congolese in need of aid, including food, has doubled over the past year. President…
On the edge of the EU, refugee flows flood the Evros River
World
March 26, 2018
On the edge of the EU, refugee flows flood the Evros River
A clampdown on Europe’s eastern borders and the Aegean Sea has forced migrants to seek different — and more dangerous…
German Foreign Minister embarks on a tricky trip to Israel
Middle East
March 25, 2018
German Foreign Minister embarks on a tricky trip to Israel
Pilgrims from all over the world head for the Holy Land to celebrate Easter. This year they will be joined…