A fragile ceasefire is now holding in Gaza, after two years of fighting. As the dust settles, accounts are emerging from Israeli soldiers, struggling to cope with the psychological consequences of their actions in Gaza...
UK to take a slice of Denmark’s immigration policy
The UK government is expected to take inspiration from Denmark in its latest crackdown on migration. Political Correspondent Amanda Akass looks into what exactly is on offer. #shorts #migration #denmark SUBSCRIBE to our...
The hidden cost of caring for disabled children in Serbia
Today, we delve into the daily reality of families caring for severely disabled children in Serbia – work that never clocks out, but still isn’t treated as work. Our report explores whether the country’s social...
Reports of over 1000 people killed in Tanzania crackdown | DW News
The UN has raised concerns about reports of deadly violence in Tanzania carried out by government security forces. Protests erupted after the disputed Oct. 29 election of President Samia Suluhu Hassan. The opposition...
With a smaller black hole to fill – can the chancellor see off any uncertainty?
For weeks Rachel Reeves set out the idea of an increase in income tax. But now, "treasury sources are saying a rise in the headline rate of income tax will not be in the budget – thresholds will be looked at...
Can Germany catch up in the AI race? | DW News
Germany wanted to be a leader in AI, but relatively low investment and a lack of infrastructure has left Europe’s largest economy lagging behind China and the US. Now Google wants to invest majorly in the country...
Gaza’s displaced struggle with cold, floods and hardship
Palestinians in Gaza are enduring harsh weather in fragile tents, facing flooding, cold nights, and severe shortages of basic essentials. Families describe soaked bedding, limited water access, and rising food prices...