Diplomacy and International Relations

Do US Presidents Obama and Trump truly have similar records regarding immigration? DW breaks down ICE deaths, deportations, and policy differences.

The Trump administration claimed drones belonging to Mexican drug cartels had "breached US airspace," without providing further information. Mexico’s president denied knowledge of any such incident.

Nigeria is struggling to retain confidence in elections amid dwindling turnout and patchy result reporting. However, whether the vast, unstable country is capable of delivering results in real time is an open question.

Social media platforms will have to clearly label AI content and comply with takedown requests by authorities within three hours.

Three Canadian airlines have suspended flights to Cuba due to a lack of guaranteed fuel supply. Germany also issued a travel warning.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has torn Kyrylo Marsak from his family, but the figure skater has found a particular way to keep his father in mind. The presence of a Russian athete in his event is a source of disquiet.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s government has been struggling to tackle a surge in militant violence across the Muslim-majority country.

PM Anutin’s Bhumjaithai party has defied expectations and won the most seats in the general election. The reformist People’s Party struggled to define itself against the incumbents.

The Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has called on Starmer to quit. But the PM says he has no intention of stepping down, even as a second top aide in as many days falls on his sword.

Chairman Wolfgang Ischinger tells DW the 2026 Munich Security Conference comes when "obviously, trust has been damaged" by President Trump. But he also says US calls for a more "self-reliant" Europe are fair and overdue.