The fallout from Friedrich Merz’s comments where he implied a link between safety in German cities and deportations isn’t showing any signs of dissipating. Campaigners say the chancellor’s comments leave...
Tanzania opposition groups say ‘hundreds dead’ in post-election protests | DW News
Authorities in Tanzania have imposed curfews and an internet blackout as post-election protests sweep the country. Demonstrators have clashed with police in several cities following Wednesday’s general election...
Sky News at Ten | Friday 31 October 2025
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From tragedy to togetherness: Serbia’s year of protest
It’s been nearly a year since the tragedy in Novi Sad, when a concrete canopy at the city’s train station collapsed, killing sixteen people and seriously injuring one. The past year in Serbia has been marked by...
(Former) Prince Andrew’s fall from grace: Could royal now face police enquiries? | DW News
The name Andrew Albert Christian Edward Mountbatten Windsor might sound regal, but it’s missing one word – "Prince". Britain’s King Charles has begun the process of removing his brother...
How have Israeli settlers expanded into West Bank?
Sky’s Adam Parsons explains how Israeli settlers have expanded into the West Bank, using the example of Shilo, a settlement established in 1978 that ‘looks big and respectable’ but is illegal under...
Why nuclear testing must fit into a broader strategy | DW News
In an interview with DW’s Washington Bureau Chief, retired three-star General Ben Hodges reflects on Donald Trump’s announcement regarding nuclear weapons testing. He expresses concern about the lack of a clear...