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Two women tell DW how anti-migrant protests upended their lives in South Africa, forcing them to return to Zambia and rebuild from scratch.

Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran’s new supreme leader, has inherited a political system that his father spent decades building and shaping in his own image.

Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace laureate María Corina Machado says she wants to return to her earthquake-ravaged homeland. Yet neither Venezuela’s government nor the United States thinks that’s a good idea.

People tuning in to public service media in Hungary on Tuesday were greeted by a black screen and an apology. Peter Magyar has begun dismantling one of Viktor Orban’s most potent tools of power.

The recent US Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship has eased concerns and reduced uncertainty for Indian families living in the United States.

Hamas plans to hand over civil administration in the Gaza Strip. Observers see this as a potential impetus for the peace process, but without disarmament and Israeli withdrawal, the political transition remains stalled.

Tensions are rising in DR Congo over plans to introduce a new constitution. The opposition accuses President Tshisekedi of using it to seek a third term but has postponed planned protests following an AU mediation offer.

Kyiv suffered heavy Russian strikes ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara. Experts say Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to send a message.

Drone production, technology transfer and training have enabled Iran’s regional allies to operate with far greater independence. Has this network become too resilient to be dismantled through military strikes?

With just under five years left to complete the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, a new report shows what’s hampering progress. And what the solutions are.