The US government is set to announce a plan to provide $6 billion in long-term military aid to Ukraine, part of the recent package approved by Congress. DW has more.
The pair discussed China's ongoing support of Russia in its war against Ukraine, Taiwan and trade. Although relations are improving, a number of issues separate the countries.
The second phase of the Indian general election has begun, and 160 million people are eligible to vote in this part of the six-week-long poll. The weather might have an impact on this phase of the vote.
Indigenous groups want the Brazilian government to recognize more of their territories and protect them from criminal activities. A group of 40 Indigenous leaders met President Lula at the presidential palace.
Ukraine is cutting off consular services for its male citizens who live outside the country. The measure aims to force men back home to serve in the military but some doubt its efficacy — and legality.
The US has said it secretly delivered long-range ATACMS missiles to Ukraine. This has opened new discussion in Germany over providing Taurus cruise missiles, a move the German chancellor continues to oppose.
The decision to call for a retrial from the New York appeals court has prompted varying reactions, with many dismayed that survivors will have to testify once more.
Donald Trump is hoping that the conservative-majority top court will save him from at least one of his legal woes. Meanwhile, a separate case over hush money charges is keeping him occupied in New York.
The ultra-libertarian president has proposed harsh austerity measures to tame Argentina's budget and boost its economy. But with hundreds of thousands protesting proposed education cuts, has Milei gone a step too far?
Thousands of civilians have fled Rafah as Israeli bombardments continue ahead of an anticipated ground offensive into the city. Elsewhere, US-led coalition forces shot down a Houthi missile in the Red Sea. DW has more.
French President Emmanuel Macron has called for a paradigm shift in a Paris speech on European integration. That might not necessarily inspire voters at home. DW's Lisa Louis reports from Paris.
After days of torrential rain across East Africa, Tanzania's prime minister says at least 155 people have been killed in flooding, while at least 13 killed have died in neighboring Kenya.
Ariel Henry's resignation as prime minister comes after months of gang violence in Haiti and as a new transitional council was sworn in. He had announced plans to resign in March.
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has said Russian tactical nuclear weapons are stationed on Belarusian territory, Russian media reported. DW has the latest.
Starting this year, June 15 will be set aside as Germany's annual Veterans' Day to commemorate former armed forces personnel. The federal parliament approved the motion on Thursday with a large majority.
Some European ports are struggling to cope with a massive influx of vehicles. The surge in imports, mostly from China, has transformed these ports into vast parking lots causing congestion and delays.
A New York appeals court has ordered a new trial in the landmark case that drove the #MeToo movement. The majority opinion argued that the judge commited serious errors and swayed jurors by admitting invalid testimony.
Joe Biden is desperate to bring advanced chipmaking to the country and is willing to pay a lot for it. Using the CHIPS Act, the government is splurging billions to lure manufactures. But can they compete with Taiwan?
The Southeast Asian nation accuses Brussels of "regulatory imperialism" following recent disputes over deforestation and nickel. But it's still hoping for an agreement.
The US growth rate was substantially lower than the 2.4% widely predicted by analysts. The fall in the growth rate comes alongside declining consumer spending and exports.
Closer relations between the Vatican and Vietnam have raised eyebrows over why the Catholic Church is making friends with a state where religious organizations are tightly under the thumb of the communist authorities.
Several hundred mountaineers will once again attempt to climb the highest mountain on earth this year. Climate change is causing more risk, and creating new problems, on Mount Everest.
French President Emmanuel Macron said the European Union could be threatened by rivalry from the US, Russia and China if it does not achieve "strategic autonomy." He called for a "credible" EU defense strategy.
Police said 93 people were arrested for trespassing at the University of Southern California as pro-Palestinian protests continue in the US. Several universities have turned to law enforcement to break up gatherings.
Germany has joined calls by Brazil to tax the world's superrich to pay for climate protection. Germany's Svenja Schulze said global billionaires need to contribute more.