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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Europe
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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Europe
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EU Commissioner: 'EU membership is about peace'
Marta Kos from Slovenia is the EU Commissioner for Enlargement. DW spoke to her about the issue of EU enlargement and the accession prospects of Serbia, Moldova, Ukraine and other European countries.
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Russia's election watchdog and voter rights group disbands
Golos spent 25 years campaigning for voters' rights and monitoring elections in Russia. As pressure from authorities mounts, the watchdog is shutting down.
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Is Serbia in for a summer of civil disobedience?
After eight months of peaceful demonstrations, there are signs that the protest movement in Serbia is changing tack. As police violence intensifies, protesters urge elections — and find new ways to exert pressure.
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Ukraine war: Russian strikes damage Kharkiv maternity ward
Russia targeted Ukraine's second-largest city, Kharkiv, with a barrage of drones, badly damaging a maternity ward there. Plus, speculation swirls as US President Donald Trump teases a "major announcement" on Russia.
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Srebrenica: Survivor speaks for Bosnians who no longer can
Hasan Hasanovic lost his twin brother and father in the Srebrenica genocide. He himself managed to escape. He has made it his life's work to speak about the massacre and interview other survivors.
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German-Polish border checks: 'They make our life difficult'
For years, people living near the German-Polish frontier took the open border for granted in their daily lives. With the re-introduction of border checks, all that is changing.
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Greece to suspend asylum applications of migrants from Libya
In recent days, more than 2,000 migrants have landed on Crete, prompting the Greek authorities to halt asylum hearings for those arriving from Africa.
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Turkey: Government silences last critical media outlets
Over 95% of Turkish media are already considered pro-government. Now the regulatory authority has imposed a ten-day broadcasting ban on the two largest channels critical of the government.
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Middle East: Netanyahu nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Donald Trump that he was putting the US president's name forward. The pair hailed their recent strikes on Iran's key nuclear facilities.
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Trump blasts Putin after announcing more weapons to Ukraine
The US president accused Vladimir Putin of distracting Washington with "bulls**t" in talks over Ukraine. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he had urged officials to intensify contact with the US.
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UK court convicts 3 men of arson attack ordered by Wagner
The arson attack targeted a London industrial unit where generators and Starlink devices bound for Ukraine were being stored. British prosecutors said Russia's Wagner mercenary group ordered the attack.
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Greece temporarily shuts Acropolis due to heat wave
The ancient temple in Athens draws millions of visitors each year. But authorities were forced to close it off to protect tourists and workers from extreme heat.
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Budapest police say won't prosecute Pride participants
Hungarian police said that they will not prosecute marchers in the Budapest Pride parade, despite the event being banned. This year's Pride attracted a record crowd, with organizers reporting over 200,000 participants.
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US demands trade deals or threatens tariffs by August 1
The White House has said a July 9 deadline would be delayed, and "letters" would be sent warning partners of new tariffs. EU and US trade talks are ongoing in a bid to secure a deal.
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Poland's new border checks: The beginning of the end of free travel in Europe?
Border controls are creeping back across Europe, known as a free-travel zone. But are they solving anything?
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Can Denmark keep the EU green?
Denmark says cutting emissions will help the EU defend itself and compete with China and the US. However, keeping the EU's beleaguered green deal alive amid a climate policy backlash won't be easy.
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Global Media Forum 2025: Building bridges to beat populism
DW has invited media professionals from all over the world to Bonn, Germany, where they will discuss strategies for solidarity in an age of polarization.
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Turkey ramps up political influence in the Western Balkans
Turkey hopes to expand its influence by investing in infrastructure and religious landmark buildings across the Western Balkans. Building mosques are part and parcel of Ankara's geopolitical agenda, observers say.
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London police chief calls for 'mega' forces to cut costs
The head of the Metropolitan Police has called for dozens of police forces in England and Wales to be merged into 12-15 regional giants. Mark Rowley says the savings made could be used for new crime-fighting technology.
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Fleeing, injured, and forgotten: Migrants in Poland's border forest
For four years now, Poland has taken drastic measures to stop refugees from entering the EU across its border with Belarus. The humanitarian consequences are dire. DW spent a day with the activists who try to help them.
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