UNGA: World leaders discuss AI, global conflicts
DW Englishby Wesley Dockery; Mark Hallam; Felix Tamsut; Jon Shelton·15d ago
What you need to know - Artificial intelligence, the Iran war, and climate change set to dominate debate on Day 2 of UN General Assembly - Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa was the first speaker on...
UNGA: World leaders discuss AI, global conflicts
DW Englishby Wesley Dockery; Mark Hallam; Felix Tamsut; Jon Shelton·15d ago
What you need to know - Artificial intelligence, the Iran war, and climate change set to dominate debate on second day of UN General Assembly - Trump was among the first speakers to take the stage...
China's new travel curbs to prevent key talent from leaving unsettles tech firms and workers
DW Englishby Nik Martin·15d ago
For decades, China has faced accusations from the United States and the European Union of stealing their technology.
China's new travel curbs to prevent key talent from leaving unsettles tech firms and workers
DW Englishby Nik Martin·15d ago
For decades, China has faced accusations from the United States and the European Union of stealing their technology.
Famine threatens Ukrainian town of Oleshky as Russia's war cuts residents off from food and supplies
DW Englishby Hanna Sokolova-Stekh·16d ago
A man sends a photo of "Oleshky borsch," a vegetable soup he has made from leftovers. To make the soup more filling, he says he has added millet and two eggs.
World lagging on key UN biodiversity targets
DW Englishby Dharvi Vaid Dhulia·16d ago
World governments are off track to meet a historic United Nations target to protect at least 30% of the planet's land and seas by the year 2030, according to a new study published Wednesday.
Germany news: Call to scrap once-a-day gas price rises
DW Englishby Timothy Jones·16d ago
What you need to know - A rule allowing gas stations to raise prices only at noon has not achieved its objective of lowering them, motoring association ADAC says - The number of entry-level jobs...
India news: El Nino heat could kill 15,800 by February, report warns
DW Englishby Mahima Kapoor·16d ago
What you need to know - El Nino-driven heat could cause nearly 16,000 deaths in India by February, a new Climate Impact Lab report says - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit Canada in...
Syria's economy is growing again. But critics say it's the rich who'll benefit most from current plans.
DW Englishby Cathrin Schaer; Omar Albam·16d ago
Kanan Abdullah has been working as a driver in the Syrian capital Damascus for around 12 years but he, like many others in his trade, is now finding it difficult to make ends meet following recent...
Sri Lanka: 15 men jailed for life in 2019 Easter bombings
DW Englishby Dharvi Vaid Dhulia·16d ago
A court in Sri Lanka convicted 15 men over the deadly 2019 Easter bombings, sentencing them to 200 to 260 years in prison on Tuesday.
Trump signs 'tremendous' Greenland security deal
DW Englishby Emilio Reynoso·16d ago
US PresidentDonald Trumpon Tuesday signed a security agreement with Denmark and Greenlandto strengthen Arctic and North Atlantic security.
EU drops sanctions for Russian oligarchs Usmanov and Fridman
DW Englishby Jenipher Camino Gonzalez·16d ago
The European Union on Tuesday reached a compromise to prolong sanctions for around 3,000 Russian individuals, entities and companies — but it also resulted in the lifting of sanctions on two...
Amateur archeologist unearths Germany's largest trove of Roman coins
DW Englishby Emilio Reynoso·16d ago
A massive trove of Roman silver coins dating back to the 2nd century AD have been discovered by an amateur archaeologist in Germany.
'AI force': Does Trump want to regulate AI amid growing concerns over artificial intelligence?
DW Englishby David Ehl·16d ago
Developers warning against their own technologies and a government unwilling to take action — that was the situation in the first half of September amid concerns in the US that AI models were...
Why young Berliners vote overwhelmingly for the socialist Left Party
DW Englishby Ben Knight·16d ago
The emphatic victory for the Left Party in last Sunday's state election in Berlin may not have been quite so emphatic if it hadn't been for a significant new rule: This was the first state election...
LA residents are feeling the heat as urban oil fields take a toll on health and air quality
DW Englishby Amanda Coulson-Drasner·16d ago
For most, Los Angeles conjures images of a city of beaches, palm trees, and movie stars. Few realize LA County is also one of the largest oil-producing regions in the United States. But it is.
After deadly floods, Nepal's environment minister says country needs 'climate justice,' not sympathy
DW Englishby Shalu Yadav·16d ago
Nepal is seeking $20 million (just under €17.5 million) from the international Loss and Damage Fund, the UN-backed mechanism designed to support countries suffering irreversible climate-related...
MMA wants to be at the Olympics, but could UFC, Dana White and Trump stop it?
DW Englishby Matt Pearson·16d ago
The form of mixed martial arts (MMA) making its debut at the Asian Games looks almost completely distinct from the visceral brawls of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), which have come to...
The Iran war is spreading in the Middle East and Trump has yet to find a way out
DW Englishby Shabnam von Hein·16d ago
Nearly seven months into the Iran war, negotiations between Washington and Tehran have led nowhere, and the conflict has spread from the Strait of Hormuz to another strategically important shipping...
Turkey: Pupils injured in school shooting
DW Englishby Felix Tamsut·16d ago
A shooting near a high school in Turkey's Manisa province resulted in at least 11 injured pupils, two of whom were in critical condition on Tuesday, Justice Minister Akin Gurlek said.
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