Conflict Zone: Confronting the Powerful

Eurosceptics say the defeat of Theresa May’s Brexit deal gives her a mandate to renegotiate with Brussels. The EU says the UK must offer solutions. Where is Brexit going next? Pro-Brexit MP Bernard Jenkin is our guest on Conflict Zone.

Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon has founded a group to unite populist parties ahead of EU elections. DW’s Conflict Zone asks the director of The Movement, Mischael Modrikamen, if they want to implement the Trump playbook in Europe.

Palestinian leaders are deadlocked with Israel, face internal challenges and have clashed with the U.S. DW's Conflict Zone met Chief Palestinian Negotiator Saeb Erekat and asked him about his next steps.

German Bundestag President Wolfgang Schäuble says the chancellor is wounded but remains in a strong position. But with members of her party already setting their sights on her job, how long can Merkel go on?

Human rights groups say 12,000 people have been killed in Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs. The Philippines president has bragged himself of killing criminals. His legal advisor tells DW, “We can kill out of self-defense.”

35 guests in 23 cities around the world: 2018 was a busy year for Conflict Zone, DW's flagship political interview program. These were some of the highlights.

The Alternative for Germany party rejects right-wing radicalism, says deputy leader Georg Pazderski. Tim Sebastian confronts him with evidence to the contrary on DW’s Conflict Zone.

The former president of the European Parliament failed dramatically in his bid to unseat chancellor Merkel. But is he looking for a comeback? He talked to DW's Conflict Zone.

Has enlargement worked for the EU? Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic says her country is not ready to join and might not be by 2025. Conflict Zone meets Ana Brnabic.

Can French President Emmanuel Macron stop the slide in his poll ratings before European elections in 2019? Conflict Zone meets MP Alexandre Holroyd from Macron's En Marche party.