Hundreds of vulnerable Syrian families are left homeless once again, after days of heavy rain in the country’s north washed away their temporary shelters. Syria’s ten-year war has internally displaced more...
The Qatar 2022 World Cup controversy | Spolitix | E1
In the first episode of our new show, Spolitix, we discuss the controversies surrounding the Qatar 2022 World Cup, including corruption, slavery, sabotage, a blockade, the end of a blockade, and we still have a year to...
Guatemala cracks down on US-bound migrant caravan | DW News
Police in Guatemala have broken up a group of thousands of migrants from central America who are trying to reach the United States. Officers used batons and shields to force the migrants back towards the Honduran border...
COVID-19: The tuk-tuk helping provide children with laptops for home school
With schools closed to most pupils and teaching taking place online, many parents are struggling, with many lacking devices for pupils to access lessons and school work.
COVID-19: Hunger, cold and poverty in lockdown
In one of England’s most deprived towns, people are queuing for food as the winter lockdown bites. As well as poverty, people in Blackpool and across the UK are struggling more with mental health issues as job...
Teenagers starve for climate justice
Two teenage climate activists are protesting the development of the UK’s first deep coal mine in 30 years with a hunger strike.
Bobi Wine: ‘The situation is desperate’
The opposition party in Uganda is calling for the release of its leader Bobi Wine, who has been under house arrest since polling day, and the re-election of long-term President, Yoweri Museveni.