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Law and Justice
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Court bars France's Marine Le Pen from running for office
A French court has found the figurehead of the far-right party National Rally guilty of embezzling European Union funds.
Future of US overseas news outlet Radio Liberty at risk
A judge has temporarily halted Donald Trump's cuts to Radio Liberty. But uncertainty remains in the Prague office.
Who is France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen?
Marine Le Pen made it to France's second-round presidential runoff in 2022. How has her popularity risen over the years?
Duterte supporters in Europe call for his release
Many Filipino migrants support the former president, but others oppose his strongman tactics.
Spanish court overturns Dani Alves' rape conviction
The former Brazilian soccer star appealed his conviction for sexually assaulting a young woman in a nightclub.
Amsterdam: Several wounded after stabbing near Dam Square
The perpetrator of the attack has been arrested. A motive for the stabbing is still unclear.
Kenyan police fighting gangs in Haiti under pressure
Kenyan police are struggling to keep peace in Haiti. Last month the first Kenyan policeman was killed.
Bosnia issues international arrest warrant for Milorad Dodik
Milorad Dodik is the leader of the Serb half of the country and has been accused of attacking the post-war order.
Algeria jails author Boualem Sansal for 5 years
The case against the author has become a flashpoint in growing tensions between Algeria and France.
NATO ally Turkey: Why is Erdogan throttling democracy?
Erdogan vs. Imamoglu: A power struggle for democracy in Turkey?
Focus on Europe - Spotlight on People
U.S. international broadcasters face an uncertain future after decades of trusted reporting around the world.
Mexicans risk their lives to find missing family members
As Mexico grapples with a crisis of mass disappearances, families want the government to stop neglecting the issue.
German top court upholds reunification solidarity tax
Just 10% of the highest income earners are still subject to the tax, in addition to businesses and investors.
Germany: Police raids target Eritrean terror group
The nationwide operation targeted suspected members of a domestic terror group aiming to topple Eritrean government.
South Korea court clears opposition leader
An appeals court reverses a ruling that found main opposition leader Lee Jae-myung guilty of violating election law.
Why have the Tate brothers returned to Romania from the US?
Do Andrew and Tristan Tate expect to be dealt with more leniently in Romania than they would be in the United States?
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini acquitted in FIFA graft case
Swiss prosecutors had appealed a previous ruling to clear the former top soccer officials in the 2015 scandal.
Japan court orders Unification Church dissolved
The move comes after an investigation into the 2022 assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Relief for wives of Duterte's drug war victims
Two grieving wives told DW why they hope to see former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte suffering in prison.
Judges in Hungary fight for an independent judiciary
After stepping down as a judge, Adrienn Laczo is now fighting for an independent Hungarian judiciary as a lawyer.
Germany's far-left terrorist Red Army Faction in court
The trial of alleged Red Army Faction (RAF) terrorist Daniela Klette is attracting considerable media attention.
Africa's press freedom hit hard by VOA shutdown, US aid cuts
Closing Voice of America harms press freedom in many African nations where media is already reeling from US aid cuts.
Israel: Gunman 'neutralized' after deadly shooting in Haifa
Police have said a gunman opened fire in Haifa, just weeks after a stabbing attack in the same city left one dead.
South Korean court dismisses impeachment of PM Han Duck-soo
The Constitutional Court's ruling means Han can be reinstated as acting president.
Violent clashes in Turkey as pro-Imamoglu protests continue
Demonstrators demanding the release of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu clashed with police in cities across Turkey.
Berlin police arrest scores as neo-Nazi march blocked
Right-wing extremists aimed to march through Berlin's district of Friedrichshain.
Venezuela rejects US crime gang accusations as slur
Venezuela slams a US claim that deportees sent to a jail in El Salvador belong to the Tren de Aragua criminal gang.
Austrian police arrest 15 over wave of LGBTQ hate attacks
Police in Austria arrest 15 people in connection with a hate crime campaign directed against LGBTQ people.
Greenpeace faces large fine for US pipeline protests
A US jury has found the environmental group must pay more than $660 million to oil pipeline company Energy Transfer.
Why are Germans being detained by US immigration?
Three tourists and a permanent US resident say they were subjected to aggressive interrogation and held for weeks.
US detains pro-Palestinian university student from India
Homeland security alleges he is "actively spreading Hamas propaganda" and "promoting antisemitism."
Radio Free Europe vows to fight 'unlawful' Trump admin cuts
The head of Radio Free Europe told DW it is unlawful for the Trump administration to cancel the network's funding.
Greenpeace liable for millions in pipeline lawsuit
Greenpeace was found liable for damages brought by a pipeline company over protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Russia: Reporters on trial in latest free speech crackdown
Prosecutors allege the four journalists had links to the late Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny's organization.
Turkey detains Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu in corruption probe
Imamoglu, the Turkish president's main political rival, was set to be nominated as his party's presidential candidate.
Hungary's parliament passes law banning LGBTQ+ pride events
The law bans pride events, the latest in series of measures taken by Viktor Orban that removes rights for LGBTQ+ people.
Fear, power, remembrance — Dresden's Stasi headquarters
An inconspicuous block of buildings in Dresden harbors a dark secret.
Europeans worried over Trump's cuts to public broadcasters
The EU has warned that Donald Trump's cuts to US funded media companies would risk "benefitting our common adversaries."
Germany 'monitoring' US detentions of its citizens
Officials are asking whether three cases of citizens detained while trying to enter the US signal a change in policy.
German police fatally shoot suspect after knife attack
Police say they shot a man who had a knife. It was the second time German police shot someone within a few days.
Philippine Senate to probe Duterte arrest, handover to ICC
The Senate says it will examine whether due process was upheld in the detention of ex-President Rodrigo Duterte.
German man hands himself in after woman set on fire in Gera
A woman has been critically injured in the city of Gera after a man poured a flammable liquid on her and lit it.
Australian woman admits trying to sell human toes online
A former animal shelter worker has confessed to trying to sell human toes recovered from dog vomit.
Thousands gather to commemorate Mexico's missing people
People laid out shoes and candles in remembrance of the victims of the recently discovered mass grave in Jalisco.
Possible mass killing site discovered in Mexico
Civilians searching for missing relatives have uncovered a possible mass killing site in Mexico's Jalisco state.
Rodrigo Duterte makes first appearance at the ICC, The Hague
The former Philippine President faces charges of crimes against humanity for his crackdown on drugs while in office.
Rights group urges probe into Burkina Faso civilian massacre
Militias allied to Burkina Faso's junta are linked to an attack that left dozens dead, Human Rights Watch said.
Why do dictators fear literature?
Writers are being threatened, arrested, and murdered. Why are dictators so afraid of literature?
Verdict delayed for 4 Russian journalists
Four journalists, including two former DW employees, remain on trial for alleged membership in an "extremist" group.
Trump administration seeks to deport Palestinian activist
Palestinian student activist Khalil has been arrested for his role in last year's protests at Columbia University.
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