US polarizes world with attack on Syrian regime
From Russia to Israel, the US missile strikes on a Syrian airbase have divided the international community. But the fallout is likely to spill over Syria's borders as alliances supporting…
Berlin environment blog: Garbage bottleneck
Once they have a certain amount of alcohol in their blood, it seems Berlin's party people forget about their staunch environmentalism. How else can you explain this gallery of bottles?Come…
Trump, Xi start first high-stakes meeting
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are meeting at Trump's Florida resort, the so-called "Southern White House." Trade and North Korea are at the top of the…
Is Assad to blame for the chemical weapons attack in Syria?
Is the regime of President Bashar al-Assad responsible for the chemical weapons attack in northern Syria? Experts suggest it could have been jihadi rebels. It wouldn't be the first time.More…
World number one Dustin Johnson withdraws from US Masters
World number one Dustin Johnson withdrew from the 81st Masters on Thursday, walking off the first tee due to a back injury. Johnson fell down the stairs of his rental…
Der Klassiker: DW’s Bundesliga reporters’ predictions for Bayern vs.Dortmund
Bayern Munich host Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga's headline clash, with Bayern looking to avoid back-to-back league defeats for the first time since May 2015. Here's how our sports reporters…
Bundesliga: What to watch out for on Matchday 28
All eyes will be on Der Klassiker on Saturday evening as Bayern Munich host Borussia Dortmund, but the relegation battle is also heating up. Meanwhile, there's more than just bragging…
Small currency, big worries: Iceland’s volatile króna
What happens when a small country with its own currency has to navigate economically in a world dominated by huge countries with enormous banking systems and deep-pocketed financial speculators?It turns…
Tearing down Trump’s wall before it’s built – with music
On June 3, the Dresden Symphony Orchestra will perform on the US-Mexican border, joined by musicians from both countries. Orchestra director Markus Rindt tells DW why he even sees the…
Greeks still hostile to reforms despite economic depression
Since Greece's debt crisis exploded in 2009, creditors have demanded deep governance reforms. Greeks have so far resisted. In their eyes, there are good reasons for that resistance, reports Miltiades…