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Merz in Israel: Working toward goal of 'new Middle East' The German chancellor said "lasting peace is possible" in Gaza and that the possible establishment of a Palestinian state, alongside Israel, offered the best prospect for future peace. DW has more. Myanmar: Drug production booming amid civil war Meth production and opium poppy cultivation are growing and expanding in Myanmar, according to the UN, with many armed groups using the profits to buy weapons. Benin: Army foils attempted coup, says minister Benin said it had foiled a coup attempt by a group of soldiers who sought to "destabilize the state." The soldiers appeared on state TV to declare the dissolution of the government earlier in the morning. Australia offers financial help for wildfire-hit state Firefighters have brought the fires that broke out in the state of New South Wales under control. Authorities said at least 16 homes have been destroyed but that everyone was safe. Hungary's Orban woos voters with cash incentives and smears Hungarians are tired of Viktor Orbanâ€™s autocratic rule. To lure voters away from his popular young challenger, the prime minister is offering costly incentives while financially squeezing opposition strongholds. German aviation tax cut to offer little lift amid jet shortage Germany's aviation industry faces high operating costs â€” from ticket taxes to aviation security charges. But despite fresh political efforts to reduce that burden, the real bottleneck is a global shortage of planes. Ukraine's Kremenchuk hit by Russian airstrikes â€” mayor Russian drones and missiles struck the central industrial city overnight, its mayor has said. The attacks came despite ongoing US-led peace efforts. Unknown volcano eruption claimed as cause of Black Death Though its route through Central Asia remains elusive, two German researchers believe they have discovered how â€” and why â€” the plague made it to Medieval Europe. Behind the scenes of Berlin's Pergamon Museum renovation Berlin's iconic Pergamon Museum is closed for extensive renovation work. With a wing of the museum due to reopen in 2027, here's a sneak peek at some of the treasures inside. Sports clubs in Germany: Unique thanks to their coaches The culture of German sports clubs is like no other. Thanks to volunteer work, you can participate in and train for almost any sport at a low cost. Enthusiastic coaches are crucial to this. New AI model can predict 5-year breast cancer risk A new AI model can predict a person's risk of developing breast cancer up to five years in advance by analyzing mammograms. This could make screening much more effective. Japan says China directed fire-control radar at its aircraft Japan reported two incidents of Chinese fighter aircraft locking radar on Japanese jets over international waters. This comes amid friction between China and Japan over Taiwan. Hong Kong holds LegCo election as city reels from deadly fire Voters are heading to the polls Sunday to elect members of Hong Kong's Legislative Council. Officials have tried to boost turnout amid public anger over a recent fire that killed 159 people. India: Nightclub fire in Goa kills at least 25 Several tourists were killed in the fire at a popular nightclub in the resort in southwestern India. Police reportedly believe most of the dead were club employees. Greece: At least 17 dead in boat capsize off Crete Two survivors attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea were rescued after a boat carrying migrants capsized off the coast of Crete. Authorities have not said where the vessel came from. What Trump's immigration freeze means The US has halted asylum and green card applications, banned entry for nationals from 19 countries, and disallowed family reunification. DW explains how immigrants are affected. Afghan drug shortage looms as Taliban ban Pakistani imports People in Afghanistan are finding it harder to buy even basic medicine after the Taliban have shut off deliveries from Pakistan amid an ongoing border conflict. Ukrainians say it's 'absurd' to abandon Donbas to Russia One of the proposals of the US peace plan is that Ukraine concede the Donetsk region to Russia. The estimated 200,000 civilians who still live there are incredulous but fear that Ukraine might succumb to US pressure. UK: 4 arrested after throwing custard at Crown Jewels This is the second demonstration claimed by "Take Back Power" activists in recent days. Many valuable treasures and famous artworks have been targeted in attempts to bring attention to political causes. Ukraine hit by new Russian strikes on infrastructure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned Russiaâ€™s massive drone and missile barrage that injured at least eight and left thousands without power or water. New discovery: The 'sacred boundary' surrounding Stonehenge Long thought to be an assortment of mysterious holes near Stonehenge, researchers have now used new technologies to better understand the culture that dug a circle of ditches around the monument in southern England. Germany's foreign minister travels to China to mend fences Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul had to cancel an October trip to China after making a series of critical comments about the country. Now he's trying again, with rare earths on the agenda. US security plan: EU's Kallas downplays fear of rift in ties The EU's top diplomat said the US was still "our biggest ally" despite differences on numerous topics. Kaja Kallas was commenting on a US national security plan that slammed Europe along economic and cultural lines. Germany news: Drones posing growing danger to aviation German authorities say there was a rise in incidents where drones posed a hazard to manned aircraft. Plus, Merz makes his inaugural visit to Israel to help repair strained ties over Gaza. DW has the latest. A unique friendship: German-Israeli relations through history Germany, the country of the perpetrators of the Holocaust, became a diplomatic partner for Israel soon after 1948. The relationship was marked by both critical phases and tensions. German Chancellor Merz faces difficult mission to Israel Friedrich Merz is traveling to Israel for the first time as German chancellor. It is a visit in difficult times as the "special relationship" between the two countries is changing. World Cup 2026 draw: Germany to face Curacao, Trump wins prize US President Donald Trump was awarded the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize at the 2026 World Cup draw, as the groups for the tournament were selected. Germany: New military service law polarizes society The new military service law will come into effect in January. Many think it goes too far, while others want to return to full conscription. Women's Bundesliga clubs to market league without DFB German football has been rocked by an announcement that the clubs of the women's Bundesliga plan to form a new association to market the league â€” without Germany's football association. IndiGo cancellations snarl India's air travel for fourth day Air travel in India has been crippled for a fourth day as the budget airline IndiGo cancelled hundreds of flights across the country. The carrier has been blamed for failing to plan for new safety rules. Finland: The money woes of the world's happiest country Finland cut Russian energy imports and closed the shared border after the Ukraine war, erasing â‚¬12 billion in trade. The shocks deepened the Nordic nation's deficit, already strained by defense and welfare spending. Heavy fighting for Pokrovsk: Is Ukraine losing the city? Russia claims it has occupied Pokrovsk. According to Ukrainian and Western observers, fighting for the city continues. What happens there could also determine the fate of the nearby city of Myrnohrad. Half of Europeans see high risk of war with Russia: poll A narrow majority of Europeans in nine countries perceive an elevated risk of war with Russia in the near future, a new poll has found. More felt Donald Trump was acting like an enemy of Europe than a friend. Russia: Appeal rejected for journalists tied to Navalny A Moscow court rejected an appeal by four Russian journalists, including two former DW reporters, convicted of ties to Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption foundation. Israel allowed to compete in 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, Netherlands, Spain, Ireland, Slovenia to boycott event Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Slovenia have officially announced they will boycott Eurovision 2026 because of Israel's participation. German leaders plan to cut red tape in just 200 steps When it comes to tackling bureaucracy, why stop at just a measure or two? Premiers of Germany's 16 states want to go further â€” so they drafted a 200-point plan to ease the country's bureaucratic burdens. Cologne authorities find World War II bomb in park Authorities unearthed an unexploded Second World War bomb in Klettenberg Park in Cologne and had to dispose of it immediately. Roughly 8,400 people were told to evacuate an area within a 500-meter radius of the site. Germany: Far-right AfD lawmakers accused of insulting women Female lawmakers have spoken out against "shocking insults" by lawmakers of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD). They see an increase in misogynistic heckling in the Bundestag. Putin 'morally responsible' for Sturgess' death â€” UK report The conduct of all those involved in a Russian mission to kill a double agent in England was "astonishingly reckless," a UK report found. Dawn Sturgess, a British woman, died after an assassination attempt in 2018. Why undoing the EU's 2035 combustion engine ban spooks some in the auto sector The EU will soon unveil a new plan to curb CO2 emissions in Europe's car sector, likely loosening an all-out 2035 ban of sales of combustion engine cars. But some businesses face more stringent electrification quotas. Iranian FA drops plan to boycott 2026 World Cup draw Iran is to be represented at Friday's draw for the 2026 World Cup. The country's FA had previously said it would boycott the draw after several members of its planned delegation were denied visas for the United States. US 'Cancer Alley' residents stand up to petrochemical giants Residents say a dense cluster of industry on the banks of the Mississippi River is causing serious health problems. Now, as plastic production surges globally, theyâ€™re fighting for cleaner communities. World Cup 2026 draw: Trump, Infantino and a peace prize The draw for the 2026 World Cup is on December 5, and Donald Trump will attend and pick up FIFA's new peace prize. Is FIFA President Gianni Infantino really a "close friend" of Trump, or just trying to stay onside? EU agrees to relax regulations around gene-edited crops The EU has agreed allow certain foods altered using genetic engineering techniques to be sold without special labeling under a new framework. The rules distinguish between NGTs and GMOs. Macron discusses Ukraine, trade with Xi in China Emmanuel Macron has embarked on a three-day state visit to China. He is expected to urge Xi to help push Russia toward a ceasefire in Ukraine and discuss access to the Chinese market. EU frees billions in bid to reduce China rare earth reliance The European Commission plans to set up a center to coordinate the purchases and stocks of the crucial raw materials. China is by far the largest supplier, and vast US demand also complicates European acquisition. Don't miss the last supermoon of 2025 on December 4 The last supermoon of 2025 is known as a Cold Moon. It will rise as Geminid meteor showers begin. There will be plenty more night sky action early in the New Year, too. Hate and threats forcing women out of politics and top jobs Often labeled as bad mothers, insulted for their looks and threatened with physical violence, female politicians face a barrage of criticism and hate. Many are stepping down out of fear. Germany's schools failing to fight child sexual abuse Sexual abuse in German schools is rarely ever investigated, let alone prosecuted. Now, researchers have looked into the conditions that enable the abuse, why it often goes unreported, and what lessons can be learned. Germany to host 2029 Women's European Championship Germany is to host its first major women's football tournament since 2011 after winning the bid to host the 2029 Euros. Ukraine updates: Germany says Russia resisting negotiated peace Germany says that despite diplomatic efforts, Russia has not done enough to engage in negotiations to end its war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Europe has reached a deal to phase out all Russian gas imports. DW has the latest. Bulgaria protests: 'Gen Z won't stay silent!' Protests with the slogan "We won't let them lie to us" took place in towns and cities across Bulgaria on Monday. The biggest took place in the capital, Sofia. Most protesters there were young. What is it they want? Spanking tradition ends on German island of Borkum A centuries-old tradition in Germany's Borkum in which young men hit women on the buttocks with cattle horns during the Klaasohm festival has been discontinued and a safety plan put in place. German Christmas markets face higher security costs As German cities ramp up Christmas market protections after past terror scares, vendors are footing part of the bill. Is the country's billion-euro holiday tradition starting to feel the chill? Germany proud but defeated as Spain retain Nations League Not too long ago, anything but winning was unacceptable for Germany's women's national team. But, despite a 3-0 loss to Spain in the Nations League final, a new generation are showing real signs of progression. Europeans have little say in US-run Ukraine peace talks The EU and Britain are trying to protect Ukraine's interests, and their own, as the US leads negotiations to end Moscow's Ukraine war. But Washington keeps the European allies at arm's length. Germany's young lawmakers shake up politics The youth organizations of Germany's leading political parties are growing more self-confident. With tight majorities in the Bundestag, that could make them more influential. European fraud probe targets former EU official Mogherini EU prosecutors have detained three officials, including Italian politician Federica Mogherini. They suspect fraud in a 2021 and 2022 training program for junior diplomats and its tender process. Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi sentenced to prison The Iranian Revolutionary Court has sentenced the director in absentia. Panahi won the prestigious Palme d'Or earlier this year with his highly political piece "It Was Just an Accident." Canada to sign up to flagship EU defense credit fund Canada has been allowed to join the EU's SAFE defense financing program, leaders from both sides say. The move comes as much of the West arms against Russian aggression while the US increasingly disengages. Ukraine updates: US envoy Witkoff meets with Putin in Moscow A revised version of a peace proposal was discussed in Moscow, after the Ukrainian leader said the current proposal "looks better" than the initial plan that had 28 points. DW has the latest. Bulgaria sees massive protests against budget, corruption Tens of thousands of people demonstrated against the 2026 budget and called for the government to step down in fresh protests across the Balkan nation. Virus has killed almost 9 million birds â€• and counting Authorities say bird flu poses a low risk to people right now, but in animals â€” both wild and domestic â€” it's causing global devastation. If left uncontrolled, it could also mutate into something far worse for humans. German business group backtracks on opening to far-right AfD Germany's Association of Family Entrepreneurs has reversed course after drawing heavy criticism for lifting a "contact ban" to the far-right AfD, with its president now saying the move was a "mistake." Is the gold rally a bubble about to burst? Investors are turning gold into a speculative asset by flooding gold markets with billions in capital, increasing the risk of becoming victims of their own success. But what is driving the boom? Women's Euro 2029: Who will host? With UEFA set to select a host for the 2029 Women's European football Championship, DW fills you in on what you need to know. Breakthrough needed in German-Polish relations Russia's war in Ukraine and Trump's unpredictability call for a strategic partnership between Germany and Poland. But the past casts a long shadow on their relations. Will consultations in Berlin mark a new beginning? Georgia's Kavelashvili defends 2024 vote amid European Union strains In a DW interview, President Mikheil Kavelashvili has defended the government and urged the EU to "change its attitude," stressing Georgians see themselves as European. SIPRI: War in Ukraine boosts arms manufacturers' profits European and, above all, German arms manufacturers sold significantly more military equipment in 2024. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute has found that the war in Ukraine is the main reason. Spain: Thousands of protesters call for Sanchez to resign Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Madrid to call for the resignation of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez over allegations of corruption. Solar energy protects German vineyards from climate change As viticulture suffers from the effects of climate change, German researchers are experimenting with technology that fosters growth while also harvesting electricity. Why a German pesticide maker sacrifices profits for being nice to insects A philanthropic German business owner makes his money selling insecticides, which he campaigns for people not to use in order to protect biodiversity. Why? AI music creates unease as it tops the charts As AI-generated music saturates the market, people are realizing they can't distinguish it from music made by actual humans. Many listeners, and musicians, are unsettled by this. Why German youth embrace violence and extremism Many young people in Germany have embraced religious and right-wing extremism. What can be done to combat the growing radicalization of children and young people? Germany dominate Spain, but miss chance to win In the first leg of the Nations League Final, Germany missed a whole host of chances to take a lead to Madrid. Spain looked second best. Germany's industrial titans embrace the AI age Siemens, BASF and VW have poured billions into AI to expand virtual factories, robot fleets and smart data centers. Catching up with the US and China will be a brutal feat, with thousands of jobs on the line. AfD Youth: A training ground for Germany's far right The far-right AfD party is launching a new youth organization. Experts expect it to be as radical as its predecessor, which German security authorities declared to be right-wing extremist. What's the deal with the luxury Advent calendar craze? Luxury Advent calendars mash up tradition and modern consumer culture. But with exorbitant prices come high expectations â€” and sometimes spectacular PR disasters, such as Chanel's infamous Advent calendar. German researchers find highly effective HIV antibody German researchers have discovered an antibody that is extremely effective against HIV, at least in the laboratory. Could it be a new weapon against AIDS? Russian cosmodrome damaged after Soyuz launch to International Space Station The launch pad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan was damaged after the Soyuz MS-28 mission lifted off. 'Politzek' documentary denounces Russia's system of repression Whether a 14-year-old protester or an anti-war artist, anyone deemed critical of Putin's regime can be locked up for years in Russia. A new film follows the plight of these political prisoners. Delayland: DW Business launches podcast on Germany's 'missing magic' Germany, the land of precision and quality? Think again. From late trains to endless red tape, DW's new podcast series Delayland dives into why Europe's powerhouse keeps hitting the brakes â€” and what could help fix it. Can US health care solve its cost crisis by copying Europe? The US spends more per capita on health than any other country and health care is vastly more expensive for citizens than anywhere else. Can it learn anything from European systems? Judo: Russian athletes may compete under national flag Judo's world governing body has dropped its ban on Russian athletes competing under their national flag. The measure had been imposed over Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Poland-Belarus: When human borders harm nature Poland's controversial border fence is meant to deter irregular migration, but it also blocks wildlife movement in the unique Bialowieza forest. Scientists say it's damaging the ancient ecosystem and threatening lynx. Burnout from casual sex has women rethinking hookup culture Modern sex culture promised liberation and autonomy for women. Research and real-life experiences are exploring the unexpected cost of hooking up. Turkey hotel deaths: Toxic phosphine gas under investigation Reports now indicate chemical poisoning is behind the deaths of four family members on holiday in Istanbul. It's not the first time chemical fumigants have led to accidental deaths. 'Berlin Apartment' video game lets users live German history 'The Berlin Apartment' immerses users in the lives of past city residents. They experience German history through the game, from Nazi rule through the Cold War and the COVID-19 pandemic. US pushes Latin America trade as EU-Mercosur deal stalls The Trump administration is rushing to finalize new trade agreements with Latin American countries, increasing pressure on the European Union as it attempts to finalize its own Mercosur deal. Germany news: Government under scrutiny amid budget debate The German parliament is holding a major debate on government policies. Controversy is continuing over the government's pension plans. DW has more. German club cuts ties with star gymnast Angelina Melnikova Olympic and world champion gymnast Angelina Melnikova will not compete in the German league finals after her club severed ties. Melnikova's participation was controversial due to her support of Russia's war in Ukraine. Series on life in East Germany wins International Emmy The German children's series "In Fritzi's Footsteps â€” What Was Life Like in East Germany?" has won an International Emmy Award for its innovative depiction of the world behind the Berlin Wall. Germany news: Police raid properties linked to bomb threats German police have carried out raids across the country after bomb threats were called in against schools and other public spaces. Meanwhile, the German economy has seen little movement in the past three months. Why the upcoming 'Wuthering Heights' film is accused of whitewashing The upcoming movie adaptation of Emily Bronte's 1847 novel stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. Fans of the Gothic novel have criticized the film's casting and "soft porn" tone. Udo Kier, German acting legend, dies at 81 Working with global directors from Lars von Trier to Gus Van Sant, German actor Udo Kier was a mainstay of international cinema since the 1960s. He died in California this week at the age of 81. How the Orange Days were inspired by Dominican feminists The Mirabal sisters were murdered after resisting the Dominican Republic's sexist dictator Rafael Trujillo. Their bravery inspired the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Are Europe's fashion brands as green as they say? Many European luxury and fast fashion brands have set themselves ambitious sustainability targets. But how many of these have actually been met? DW investigates. Portugal faces energy hurdles amid data center boom Portugal is attracting multibillion-euro data center projects that promise jobs and growth â€” but limited renewable power and rising environmental concerns threaten to derail the boom. Germany: Kessler Twins' death fuels assisted suicide debate The death of entertainers Alice and Ellen Kessler has sparked a fresh debate about assisted suicide in Germany. Much of the controversy centers on assisted dying organizations.

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