In the first episode of DW Festival Concert's 3rd season, we take you on a musical journey with some interesting French composers.
Solutions need to be implemented before climate, food and water systems are tipped beyond the point of recovery, says a United Nations University report.
A law requiring transgender people to have their sexual organs removed for official recognition is unconstitutional.
At the Barenboim-Said Academy in the German capital, young Israeli and Arab musicians study together.
Beat music and the GDR — two terms that don't seem to go together at first glance.
Scientists say lunar dust collected in 1972 shows the moon is older than they thought.
The land of Friedrich Nietzsche, Johann Wolfgang Goethe and Michael Ende sees its libraries and their offerings being showcased annually to young and old alike.
The Chevron-Hess deal, worth $53 billion, is due to close in the first half of next year.
Private companies like SpaceX are taking on established space agencies.
He is the favorite photographer of renowned architects.
China's building the world's largest "ghost particle" detector thousands of meters below the South China Sea.
Fish and krill are abundant in the seas around the South Pole, while potential energy reserves there could help us in the future.
Legendary English rock band The Rolling Stones release their first album in almost two decades.
Many African countries are eyeing nuclear power to solve electrification challenges.
The social media giants have until October 25 to assure the European Commission they are cracking down on problematic content.
After surviving a brutal knife attack, the Indian-British author is at the Frankfurt Book Fair where DW met him to discuss his new work.
The Sakharov Prize being awarded to Jina Mahsa Amini, and the Woman, Life and Freedom Movement sparked by her death, brings hope to women in Iran.
The German Music Council, the largest national umbrella organisation within the public and intermediary music sectors, is a driving force in Germany's flourishing musical landscape.
The United States is easing sanctions on the Venezuelan oil and gas sector after the government agreed with opposition figures to hold elections next year.
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