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‘We won’t leave children in the cold’: Lebanese monastery opens doors to displaced
More than a million people have been displaced by Israeli airstrikes and evacuation orders across Lebanon, with many of them left living in tents or on roadsides. But amid the horrors of war there are also touching acts...
Soweto youth 50 years after student uprising | DW News
South Africa’s youth are still struggling decades after the 1976 student uprising. Education is more accessible, but jobs are not. With unemployment above 30 percent and frustration growing, some say they’re being...
Lebanese journalist narrowly survives Israeli drone strike
A Lebanese journalist was targeted by an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon on June 15, escaping with injuries after being hit by six pieces of shrapnel in his chest and legs. He was taken to Al-Najda Al-Shaabia...
Iranians rally in support of their government following ceasefire announcement
Iranians took to the streets in support of their government, waving flags and carrying portraits of prominent leaders in Kermanshah, following a ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran that ended fighting...
Trump arrives at G7 claiming Iran deal victory as leaders seek answers
Donald Trump arrived at the G7 Summit claiming a deal to end the Iran conflict is in place. While leaders welcome signs of progress, major questions remain over regional security, Iran’s nuclear programme and the...
The man who stopped Spain
Meet Vozinha, Cabo Verde’s 40-year-old hero. After waiting a lifetime for his World Cup debut, the veteran goalkeeper delivered the match of his life, making seven saves to shut out Spain and secure a historic point for...