Taiwan's coast guard said five people were on the boat that was operating during China's no-fishing season. It was seized near the Taipei-controlled Kinmen islands.
US President Joe Biden said he almost fell asleep on the debate stage after traveling back and forth from Europe in recent weeks. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris said she would stand by her running mate.
Viktor Orban showed up in Ukraine's capital for the first time since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022 and brought some suggestions for ending the war.
The sum was granted to help the African nation address the social and economic impact of drought. Southern Africa has been hit by severe drought, partly due to the El Nino climate phenomenon.
When a truck loaded with cheddar cheese overturned in a traffic accident in Germany, the police officer assigned to secure the scene scooped up the cargo. He has lost a court appeal against his subsequent dismissal.
Scores of candidates opposed to France's far-right National Rally party bowed out of a second round of voting. The tactic aims to unite the NR's oppenents and their voters.
The conflict in Sudan has turned into the largest displacement crisis worldwide, showing alarming levels of sexual violence. Many women and children are seeking safety in neighboring Chad. DW spoke to rape survivors.
Manhattan prosecutors have said they would not oppose a delay in sentencing the former US President Donald Trump after his hush-money case. Monday's Supreme Court immunity ruling may have an impact on sentencing anyway.
Officials in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh say over 100 people were killed and more were injured. Crowds had gathered in a Hathras village to celebrate the Hindu god Shiva in the city of Hathras.
South Koreans are increasingly leaning toward an independent nuclear capability as the bond strengthens between Moscow and Pyongyang, and questions over the US's commitment to the country's security grow.
After the first round of elections in France, German leaders are worried that the rise of far-right National Rally party may severely damage Franco-German relations.
Israeli forces conducted more deadly strikes on southern Gaza after militants launched rockets on Israel. The UN estimates around 250,000 people were affected by an evacuation order a day earlier.
Cross-border fire between Israel and Hezbollah has intensified in recent weeks. People who have remained in northern Israel are worried that full-scale war could break out at any time.
The Netherlands has a new prime minister, seven months after right-wing populists came out on top in the general election. Succeeding Mark Rutte, Schoof is promising a strict asylum policy.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk welcomed a German proposal to compensate living Polish victims of Nazi Germany during a visit by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. He also called for German security leadership in the EU.
European football governing body UEFA created an online platform to submit human rights complaints during the Euro 2024 championship. But some say the rollout has been slow and lacks publicity.
The Hungarian prime minister, who has been an outspoken critic of Western support for Ukraine, is set to hold talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. DW has the latest.
South Korea has questioned the North's claim of having test fired missiles capable of carrying "super-large warheads," saying it was likely "deception."
Hurricane Beryl destroyed homes on islands from Grenada to St Lucia. Authorities have warned people to exercise caution over the coming days because the storm strengthened to a Category 5 hurricane.
Hundreds of thousands of migrants have traversed the notorious Darien jungle by foot and continued to the US border. Panama's new President Jose Raul Mulino has vowed to close the route to "illegal migrants."
Climate change has caused parts of the Amazon to become drier and more prone to fires. Meanwhile, the Pantanal wetland is facing the worst drought in more than 70 years.
Palestinians have been told to leave parts of Rafah and Khan Younis by the Israeli military. Meanwhile, Israel has released the head of Gaza's main hospital after seven months of detention. DW has the latest.
The former White House chief strategist for Donald Trump has handed himself over to prison authorities. The far-right figure called himself a "political prisoner."
President Cyril Ramaphosa has named his cabinet after several weeks of intense negotiations between the ANC and the 10 other parties that form South Africa's government of national unity.
Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont is accused of embezzlement during Catalonia's 2017 independence bid. He had hoped to return to Spain without fear of arrest after an amnesty law was passed by parliament.
The US Supreme Court has ruled a former president has immunity for acts carried out in an official capacity. The ruling relates to his prosecution for the January 6 Capitol riots.
Pakistan has announced a new military operation against armed groups, but observers fear it could exacerbate tensions with the Taliban rulers in neighboring Afghanistan.
In a postgame interview, German defender Antonio Rüdiger addressed criticism that his side did not "kill" Denmark earlier in the match. Germany's far right has attacked Rüdiger for his choice of words.