South Africa: Driven home by anti-migrant protests
Two women tell DW how anti-migrant protests upended their lives in South Africa, forcing them to return to Zambia and rebuild from scratch.
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Spain battles deadly wildfire amid heat wave
Spain has mobilized military emergency units to work with regional firefighters to control the blaze. The Spanish royal family and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez expressed their deep sorrow over the loss of life.
Spain: Wildfire kills several amid heat wave
The victims include British and other foreign nationals, authorities have said. The Spanish royal family and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez expressed their deep sorrow over the loss of life.
Gas queues grow as Ukraine targets Russia's fuel supply
Attacks by Ukraine have triggered a fuel crisis in Russia. Reports from across Russia show how residents are dealing with the disruptions in their daily lives.
EU defense remains heavily reliant on the United States
There are many obstacles as EU governments seek to reduce their dependence on the US. DW looks at the European Unions's attempts to develop counterparts to Patriot and Tomahawk missiles, F-35 jets, and Starlink internet.
As the world rearms, South Korea aims to cash in
Weapons and military equipment produced in South Korea are sought-after due to their reliability, proven effectiveness, short delivery times and relatively low prices.
US-Iraq relations: Can Iran-allied militias be disarmed?
When Donald Trump meets Iraq's new PM today, they are likely to discuss disarming Iran's allies in Iraq. Some have already pledged to give up their guns. But is that likely? And will it influence the US-Iran war?
Residents of Ethiopian town forced to kill hundreds of their own dogs after rabies deaths
Some residents reluctantly hung their dogs to avoid being arrested or fined, locals tell the BBC. O recorte ajuda a contextualizar a pauta dentro de Geral.
‘We weren’t allowed to meet Oasis!’: Japanese punk band Otoboke Beaver on fun, feminism an
Dave Grohl spread the word about the ferociously funny quartet and now they’re supporting Foo Fighters in stadiums. Just make sure you switch off your phone’s flash if you go to their gigs …They say brevity is the soul of wit and few bands have as much of both as Otoboke Beaver.
Ibeyi: Offering review
(Ibeyi)Newly independent and proudly self-sufficient, Naomi and Lisa-Kaindé Diaz mix ancient lore with heavy bass, and harmonies with distortion, to incantatory effectHaving ceded creative control to numerous collaborators on 2022’s Spell 31 (veteran pop songwriter Eg White; rapp
Metallica review – metal legends break out the pyrotechnics … and a Proclaimers cover
Hampden Park, Glasgow Armed with four drum kits, an arsenal of hits and a 50,000-strong snake pit, Lars Ulrich and co deliver a masterclasss on their marathon world tourMetallica are welcomed to the stage in Glasgow by relentless heatwave sun and a blast of Ennio Morricone’s The
The Black Lights review – Mica Levi, Moin and Klein thrill at an awesome addition to the U
Various venues, BlackpoolTapping into the kitsch and romance of a Blackpool weekender, this debut offering from Manchester’s White Hotel becomes a triumph of pan-genre experimentalismOne measure of quite how bold the programming is at new Blackpool festival The Black Lights: with