At least 16 people were killed and over 130 injured in a Russian drone strike on a busy shopping center in Kryvyi Rih. The attack took place in two waves, with the second specifically targeting rescue workers.
Russia intensifies attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure as Federal Foreign Minister Wadephul visits Kiev. At the same time, there are reports of drone attacks in Russia, airspace violations in Finland and a suspected Russian weapons depot near Berlin.
During a solidarity visit by Federal Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul to Kiev, Russia attacked the suburb of Boryspil with ballistic missiles. At least two people were killed and eight injured. At the same time, Ukraine is reporting further attacks.
Foreign Minister Wadephul arrived in Kyiv for a visit following an attack on a shopping center in Ukraine that left at least 16 dead and 130 injured. He condemned the violence, while President Zelensky called for further anti-aircraft assistance.
After a Russian drone attack on a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih, the number of dead rose to at least 16. At the same time, both warring parties increased their mutual air strikes with drones and missiles.
Sustained Russian and Ukrainian airstrikes leave scores dead and injured, including in Kryvyi Rih and Kiev. German and Finnish authorities are now reporting security-related incidents.
The war in the Persian Gulf has strengthened Iran, contrary to the intentions of US President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Israel is also coming under pressure from Turkey in Syria.
In August 1936, the first major show trial against former Bolsheviks such as Zinoviev and Kamenev began in Moscow. Under Stalin, forced confessions and absurd accusations were used to destroy political opponents.
Several mini-tunnels have been discovered at the EU's external borders with Belarus, allowing illegal border crossings. Latvian and Lithuanian authorities as well as Frontex suspect state support for the regime in Minsk.
An overview of various current topics: Annalena Baerbock's UN advances, investigations into Russian secret services in Berlin, Bayern star Jamal Musiala's neurological illness and a new cookbook.
Security authorities discovered a weapons cache in Brandenburg that was allegedly set up by Russian secret services. At the same time, massive Russian air strikes rocked Kiev, while Romania destroyed an explosives-laden maritime drone in the Black Sea.
A small aircraft registered in Germany crashed in Croatia's Velebit Mountains. The bodies of the two passengers were found at the scene of the accident.
The US government is increasing pressure on allies in the Iran war that has been going on for months. US Treasury Secretary Bessent calls for clear partisanship, while US President Trump threatens all-out economic war. China criticizes the measures and trade is suspended in the UAE.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has warned Turkey against “dangerous adventures” in Syria. Israel had previously bombed a Syrian military airfield, which was strongly condemned internationally and in Ankara.
Two people died from falling trees during severe storms in Germany. Tornadoes in Brandenburg and Hesse as well as severe storms caused significant damage to buildings, power outages and injuries.
Eight people died in a plane crash at the Cape Newenham radar station in Alaska. The civilian chartered aircraft was carrying two pilots and six passengers. The exact mission of those involved in the accident is currently unclear.
Kim Yo Jong, sister of the North Korean leader, sharply attacks South Korea and the USA. Despite Donald Trump's shortening of joint military exercises, Pyongyang is sticking to its aggressive rhetoric and missile tests.
US researcher Nathan Cofnas has been suspended from Ghent University following plagiarism allegations against the late Cambridge professor Jason Arday. Cofnas expects to be fired as a debate rages in Britain over racism and media coverage.
The article highlights the history, tasks and functioning of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague. He explains jurisdiction over the most serious crimes, the ratification of the Rome Statute by 125 states, and current controversies and arrest warrants.
European media and experts are looking at the upcoming state elections in Saxony-Anhalt with concern and mixed feelings. In particular, a possible success of the AfD is seen as a signal for political shifts and as a potential stress test for all of Germany and Europe.
North Korea has sharply criticized South Korea despite shortened US military exercises. Kim Yo Jong accused Seoul of duplicity and described the military as a puppet army. Despite Trump's offers to talk, Pyongyang shows no interest in dialogue.
Ghent University has suspended US researcher Nathan Cofnas after he made plagiarism allegations against the recently deceased Cambridge professor Jason Arday. Arday had previously resigned and was found dead.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's office has issued an emergency warning following North Korean missile tests. The tests follow US President Trump's statements about a possible Kim meeting and concessions on military maneuvers.
