🎙️Interview with DW News p.dw.com/p/4qYBt?maca=e…

Thanks Jay in Kyiv for quoting from our DW Conflict Zone townhall on Ukraine at this year's Munich Security Conference. You can rewatch the whole debate here: youtu.be/QlG1EiSE_0Y?fe…

Hosting a high-level panel about one of the world's most pressing issues, with high-ranking politicians at the table and equally important guests in the audience. Sounds like a casual Munich Security Conference for DW's Sarah Kelly .

Hundreds of thousands of people have rallied again today in Istanbul to show their support for the city's imprisoned mayor Ekrem Imamoglu - widely seen as President Erdogan's key rival. The demonstration was organized by Imamoglu's party, the main opposition CHP.

As someone who has worked in the field of human rights for many years, I have a piece of advice for those criticizing our decision to withdraw from the Ottawa Convention: wake up. This is the real world—we are defending our citizens, and we will use every single measure at our

🇱🇹DefMin Dovilė Šakalienė: Russian soldiers will never cross Lithuania’s border again.

In an interview with DW Deutsche Welle, 🇱🇹DefMin Dovilė Šakalienė explained our withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention, emphasising the necessity for comprehensive border security against Russia’s threat. Lithuania stays resolute and calls for unity among Allies.

FM Radosław Sikorski 🇵🇱🇪🇺 is taking part in the NATO Public Forum panel during the Summit in The Hague 🇳🇱. 💬 Europe doesn’t need to be as strong militarily as the 🇺🇸, it needs to be stronger than Russia. And Russia is learning fast from the war in Ukraine. #NATOsummit #WeAreNATO

Zítra budeme se spojenci na Severoatlantické radě jednat především o navýšení výdajů na společnou obranu. Na dnešním NATO Public Forum jsme se s dánskou premiérkou Mette Frederiksenovou a polským ministrem zahraničí Radosławem Sikorskim shodli, že jde o nezbytný krok pro

DW Director General Peter Limbourg condemned an attack on two DW reporters in the Palestinian-administered part of the occupied West Bank. A correspondent and a cameraman were pelted with large stones and chased by Israeli settlers. p.dw.com/p/4x1DH

The Palestinian village of Sinjil, in the occupied West Bank, is fighting to survive occupation as it faces Israeli settler attacks repeatedly. Residents say they've been cornered from all sides: "We feel like they see us as animals; this is what you do on animal farms."

A DW correspondent from the DW office in Jerusalem and a DW cameraman were also pelted with large stones and chased by Israeli settlers during the attack on the Palestinian village of Sinjil, in the occupied West Bank. corporate.dw.com/en/dw-staff-in…