Margaret Hamilton, who led development of the computer system used by NASA's Apollo program, has died
DW Englishby Natalie Muller·10h ago
Software engineer Margaret Hamilton, who led the team that programmed the first computers used by NASA's Apollo mission to land humans on the moon, has died at the age of 90.
Middle Corridor: Can Bulgaria be a safe gateway for Asian imports to the EU?
DW Englishby Madelaine Pitt·10h ago
On the morning of October 6, drones hit two commercial ships off Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, sinking one of the ships and causing alarm and outrage in both Bulgaria and the EU.
US to lay fresh torture charges against Venezuela's Maduro and wife
DW Englishby Shakeel Sobhan·12h ago
US prosecutors are expected to bring new charges against ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, for the alleged torture of Americans held in Venezuela, a US official...
Germany news: UK's Burnham, Merz to talk security in Berlin
DW Englishby Timothy Jones·13h ago
What you need to know - Germany and the UK are to launch a new security partnership as British Prime Minister Andy Burnham visits Berlin - The UK leader and Chancellor Friedrich Merz will also...
Yemen's Houthis claim strike on Riyadh airport, three killed
DW Englishby Emilio Reynoso·13h ago
Yemen's Houthi rebels say they struck Saudi Arabia's main international airport in the capital, Riyadh, with a missile attack on Thursday.
India news: Opposition doubles down against poll chief after detentions
DW Englishby Mahima Kapoor·14h ago
What you need to know - India's opposition alliance set to stage another protest against the chief election commissioner in Delhi - India's Cockroach group to stage similar protest in Bengaluru -...
US: Award-winning Kashmiri filmmaker detained
DW Englishby Matt Ford·15h ago
A filmmaker whose award-winning work has explored conflict in his native Kashmir has been detained by United States immigration officials on suspicion of residing and working in the country...
Brazil: Thousands of students march against Bolsonaro
DW Englishby Matt Ford·18h ago
Thousands of people joined a student march in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Wednesday to protest against the possibility of Flavio Bolsonaro becoming president after the far-right candidate came out...
Christa Pike 'angry and confused' after botched execution
DW Englishby Felix Tamsut·21h ago
A US judge told the state of Tennessee to preserve all evidence related to the failed attempt to execute Christa Pike, whom lawyers say is "angry and confused" after waking up in hospital nearly a...
As US midterm elections loom, Trump's campaign tactics are becoming increasingly unusual, and expensive
DW Englishby Carla Bleiker·23h ago
It's neither a joke nor fake news but a real report from earlier this week: Donald Trump has backed down.
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey: Could the Mecca deal be a game changer against the Houthis in Yemen?
DW Englishby Jennifer Holleis; Burak Ünveren·1d ago
The latest iteration of Saudi Arabia's defense deal with Turkey and Pakistan, the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, is taking shape amid the country's escalating conflict with Yemen's Houthi militia.
Russia: WHO not able to 'fully' assess plague situation
DW Englishby Felix Tamsut·1d ago
The World Health Organization (WHO) said it could not fully assess the situation of the suspected plague death of a laboratory employee in Russia.
Gerhard Schröder visits latest Russian employer, Hyperglobus
DW Englishby Mark Hallam·1d ago
Gerhard Schröder visited one of the Moscow branches of the new Hyperglobus supermarket chain on Wednesday, a few days after being named a member of its supervisory board.
German politicians warn of antisemitism on October 7 anniversary
DW Englishby Felix Tamsut·1d ago
High-ranking German politicians marked the anniversary of the terrorist attacks that took place in Israel on October 7, 2023.
Transgressive, edgy DIY: What the 90s meant for British art
DW Englishby Sarah Hucal·1d ago
The 1990s in Britain are often remembered through a haze of n,ostalgia consisting of rave culture, Britpop and provocative art and fashion by the likes of Tracey Emin and Alexander McQueen.
Germany news: Merz rails against extremism, AfD sympathizers
DW Englishby Jon Shelton; Timothy Jones·1d ago
What you need to know - Chancellor Merz has called the election of an AfD politician to the position of state parliamentary speaker a 'historic break' - A new "Infraplan" outlining next steps in...
EU enlargement: European Commission tables reforms to prepare bloc for new members
DW Englishby Ferenc Gaal·1d ago
The European Commission wants to inject new momentum into its enlargement process, which has seen some candidate countries waiting for decades to join.
In Iran, music is far more than entertainment as the regime seeks to use it as a political tool
DW Englishby Shabnam von Hein·1d ago
After spending 47 years abroad, Iranian musician Bijan Mortazavi returned to his homeland at the end of September. Mortazavi is one of Iran's most renowned violinists, singers, and composers.
Why South Sudan's path to its first election remains uncertain
DW Englishby James Shimanyula; Eddy Micah Jr; Isaac Mugabi; Isaac Kaledzi·1d ago
South Sudan has scheduled a general election for December 22. It will be the first since the country gained independence from Sudan in 2011. But political tensions are high as preparations lag.
China's Golden Week reveals cautious consumer spending despite travel surge
DW Englishby Andrew Zi-Qi Fang; Yu-Chun Chou·1d ago
Ya Xi just returned to Shanghai on a red-eye flight after her Golden Week trip to Southeast Asia. "I can stay up all night for a cheaper ticket," she told DW.
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