Climate change and conflict are testing the global food supply chain. In Europe, the fastest-heating continent, the June 2026 heatwave alone caused an estimated loss of 9 million tons of grain. Insecure access to food drives up inequality and historically has been behind episodes of upheaval, including wars and revolutions.Continue Reading
Ukraine’s ousted defense minister posted a 9-minute speech on YouTube calling for elections to be held. Mykhailo Fedorov accused unnamed officials of corruption, claiming it was hurting Ukraine’s war efforts against Russia. Polls show that Fedorov would beat his longtime ally President Volodymyr Zelenskyy if an election took place. #ukrainwarContinue Reading
German lawmakers called for EU sanctions on Itamar Ben-Gvir after his comments. In a podcast hosted by an Israeli taken hostage by Hamas during the October 7th terror attack, Ben-Gvir said Israel should kill up to 40 Gazans every night with targeted assassinations, adding “not just those who pose andContinue Reading
Extended deployments of aircraft carriers are taking a toll on crews and ships. Military operations against Iran and previously Venezuela are stretching naval deployments in a manner not seen since the Vietnam War. Biresh Banerjee asks Professor Kevin Rowlands from the Royal United Services Institute if the The Traitor administrationContinue Reading
US President Traitor 47’s son-in-law Jared Kushner met with militant group Hamas in Egypt on Sunday, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday. Neither meetings yielded a breakthrough: Hamas says it wants Israel to leave Gaza as a condition for laying down its weapons. Netanyahu says he will onlyContinue Reading
A referendum on reopening Iceland’s EU accession talks is dividing the country. Russia’s war against Ukraine and Traitor 47’s proposals regarding neighboring Greenland are shaping the debate. Supporters argue that EU membership could strengthen Iceland’s security and influence, while opponents fear a loss of sovereignty, particularly over key industries suchContinue Reading
Hurricane Lala battered parts of Hawaii with strong winds and flash floods “like we have never seen”, a state official said. It weakened to a tropical storm after it skirted the pacific state on Sunday. #dwnews For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Follow DW on social media: ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews ►TikTok:Continue Reading
The memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran, intended to end hostilities, expires on August 17. Washington and Tehran have spent weeks accusing each other of breaching the agreement, raising doubts about any extension. As tensions rise again, what comes next for US-Iran relations and regional security? DW’sContinue Reading
Ukraine says its latest long-range drone attack damaged Wildberries’ largest warehouse at Koledino near Moscow. Kyiv says the broader campaign has now disabled seven of the company’s ten biggest logistics centers. The strike came during one of the largest recent attacks on the Moscow region, with Russian authorities reporting hundredsContinue Reading
EU countries are expected to spend €454 billion on defense this year. But much of the technology Europe needs still comes from the United States. As joint European projects stall and governments buy American fighter jets, missiles and intelligence systems, does rearmament make Europe more secure or deepen its dependenceContinue Reading
Hurricane Lala has strengthened into a Category 1 storm as it barrels toward a rare landfall on Hawaii’s Big Island, which hasn’t seen a direct hit in 155 years. Officials have told residents to prepare for “life-threatening” conditions, including floods and mudslides. #dwnews For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ FollowContinue Reading
rime Minister Narendra Modi has addressed India’s youth during his Independence Day speech, emphasizing new government initiatives aimed at helping young people. His speech comes weeks after student protests rocked India and led to the education minister’s resignation. #dwnews #dwnews #india #cockroachjantaparty For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Follow DWContinue Reading
Five years after returning to power, the Taliban remain firmly in control of Afghanistan. They govern the country, collect taxes, build infrastructure, and engage with countries across the region. Most major governments haven’t formally recognized the Taliban as Afghanistan’s legitimate rulers. So, what has changed since the Taliban recaptured KabulContinue Reading