Ukrainian drones entered Latvian airspace. Days later, the government collapsed. How did a drone incident turned into a political crisis on NATO’s eastern border? #dwcurrentfaffairs For more news go to: Follow DW...
How decline porn targeting the UK is being spread by foreign accounts | Top Comment Podcast
Foreign-based social media accounts are masquerading as patriotic Brits lamenting the UK’s ‘decline’. These profiles, which use AI to amplify anti-immigrant rhetoric, are being viewed and shared by...
Australia can’t fix its Aboriginal child crisis | BBC News
A five-year-old girl’s death in Australia’s Northern Territory has restarted a painful discussion about the care of aboriginal children. The BBC’s Katy Watson looks at the case of Kumanjayi Little Baby, and explains the...
Why has Christian Schmidt decided to quit now?
The latest decision by Bosnia and Herzegovina’s High Representative Christian Schmidt to resign has stirred strong reactions across the country. It is a premature departure from a position he held for five years, a...
How Russian vigilantes enforce Putin’s ‘traditional values’ | Global News Podcast
Across Russia, a network of nationalist vigilantes is carrying out raids targeting migrants, the LGBT community and anyone they deem to have violated what Vladimir Putin has described as "traditional values"...
Russia and Ukraine exchange 205 prisoners of war
More than 200 Ukrainian soldiers held captive in Russia returned as part of a prisoner swap deal. The exchange is the first phase of a 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner swap deal – with the UAE playing a key part in...
Burnham given green light by Labour to run in by-election as pressure grows on Keir Starmer
Andy Burnham has been given the green light by Labour to begin the process that he hopes will see him return to parliament. The party’s National Executive Committee has given him permission to stand in the...