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Israel's military is conducting precision strikes against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, accusing the group of violating a ceasefire. Residents of Mansouri were urged to evacuate ahead of the strikes.

An explosive-laden drone was discovered near a runway at Leipzig airport, causing hours of disruption. Investigators are examining a possible political motive behind the incident.

A lightning strike in Bavaria disabled two railroad crossings, causing detours between east and west. Flights at Leipzig airport were suspended due to a discovered mystery object.

Police in Germany were called to a supermarket after a burglar alarm was triggered, discovering a hedgehog as the culprit. Lufthansa reported poor quarterly financial results.

President Donald Trump stated the US military blockade would continue until Iran either reaches a deal or opts for 'total surrender.' The statement was reported by DW.

Germany faces increasing pressure to ban Meta Glasses as rights groups and regulators warn of consumer risks. Concurrently, a heated debate over pension reforms is ongoing. The article is reported by DW.

Nearly all of the over 50,000 migrants who breached the border in Ceuta have returned to Morocco, according to Spanish officials. At least 72 people died in the border rush.

Germany's unemployment has exceeded 3 million, with 1.1 million people receiving unemployment benefits. Sales of air conditioners have doubled due to ongoing heatwaves.

Spanish police and troops are working to secure Ceuta's border after thousands breached it, with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez arriving to address the situation as neighboring countries implement temporary checks.

A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck southern Japan, killing at least 34 people and causing widespread damage. Rescuers are searching for survivors.

A DW investigation found that women in Serbia face negative childbirth experiences, including non-WHO recommended practices and an overburdened system. The report highlights systemic issues impacting maternal care and dignity during childbirth.

US officials pledged to revise redactions after files revealed information identifying survivors of sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. A DW investigation found that sensitive information about the victims remains publicly accessible online.

Deutsche Bahn, Germany's rail operator, has reportedly returned to profit for the first time in years, driven by rising demand. A court is set to rule on the forwarding of private WhatsApp messages, as reported by DW.

Monsoon floods in Assam have caused 78 deaths and displaced thousands. Opposition lawmakers protested in India's parliament, and additional rainfall is expected.

President Donald Trump stated the United States would hit Iran 'very hard' in response to an attack on US military personnel in Jordan. The announcement was described as a tit-for-tat response.

A Ugandan woman who lived in South Africa for 20 years shared with DW how anti-immigrant tensions in 2026 forced her to leave, losing two decades of her life to xenophobia. Hundreds of African migrants were displaced due to renewed xenophobic violence in South Africa.

A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck southern Japan, killing over a dozen people and causing widespread damage. Rescuers are searching for survivors as hospitals struggle to cope.

Activists have filed a lawsuit alleging mass surveillance and data collection of 'Cockroach' movement protestors. The issue is highlighted by DW.

A Gen-Z-led 'Cockroach' protest movement, driven by social media satire over an exam scandal, caused a government shake-up in India. The movement, fueled by youth grievances, gained traction through humor and organized action.

German conservatives are calling for a tougher stance on suspected Islamists following a deadly attack during Berlin's Christopher Street Day. The presumed attacker was released from detention in May.

A suspect was shot dead by police after an Islamist terrorist attack during Berlin Pride, resulting in one death and several injuries. The incident is classified as an Islamist terrorist attack.

A suspect was shot dead by police during an operation following a ramming attack at Berlin Pride classified as an 'Islamist terrorist' attack. The incident resulted in one death and several injuries.

Two days have passed without US or Iranian strikes, while conflict between Yemen's Houthis and Saudi Arabia continues to escalate the Middle East crisis.

India's education minister resigned amid youth protests, and the home minister spoke out in his defense. The Cockroach party's leader thanked 'cockroaches' across India.

Germany has launched a manhunt for 21-year-old Abdul B., suspected of ramming a van during Berlin Pride. The attack killed one person and injured several others. Police link the suspect to the Islamist scene.

Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen claim Saudi Arabia targeted civilian sites in Hodeida during strikes. Saudi Arabia asserts it struck military targets. The conflict involves the Houthi rebels vowing a response to the 'dangerous escalation.'

Germany's top court ruled out mass revocations of admissions, with an Afghan woman winning her case against the Interior Ministry. Meanwhile, consumer confidence and Volkswagen profits declined, and violent extremist crime increased.

The US Supreme Court struck down Donald Trump's emergency tariffs, prompting the White House to use another trade law tied to alleged human rights abuses. DW analyzes the new tariffs and the resulting global debate.

Trump is increasing funding for refugees, but primarily white South Africans benefit, while individuals from crisis-stricken countries face entry denials. Experts argue this undermines the credibility of US refugee aid.

The US launched new strikes on Iran, targeting its threat to commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The attacks mark 13 consecutive nights of US military action against Iran.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul concluded his Africa tour in South Africa, Germany's largest trade partner on the continent. The event was reported by DW.

India's PM Narendra Modi has announced speedy trials for punishing individuals involved in paper leaks. The announcement comes amid ongoing student protests nationwide, though Modi did not directly address the protests.

The US is conducting its 12th night of strikes on Iran. Yemen's Houthis claim to have attacked Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.

The United Nations will select a new Secretary-General for the first time in a decade. DW examines six candidates, their positions, and the challenges they and the UN will face.

DW correspondent Alican Uludag was released Wednesday after being taken into custody on new charges. He had been released pending trial in a separate case two months prior.

Prosecutors searched Deutsche Bank's headquarters in Germany as part of an investigation into fraudulent tax claims made by its subsidiary Postbank between 2008 and 2010. The article also references ongoing developments in the story of Timmy the Whale with new DNA results.

India's opposition MPs are supporting protesters demanding the resignation of the education minister. Pradhan has addressed the protests, responding to calls for his resignation.

Pete Hegseth, US Pentagon chief, states the Iran war has cost $37.5 billion and is advocating for additional funding. The US military is conducting strikes against Iran for the 11th consecutive night.

DW correspondent Alican Uludag has been re-arrested in Turkey, two months after his release from detention on charges including 'insulting' President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Police have denied permission for a parliament march organized by India's Cockroach Janta Party movement, but the group appears prepared to proceed with the protest. DW reports on the situation.